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Britten - The Beggar's Opera - Tom Randle, Susan Bickley, Jeremy White, Leah-Marian Jones, Donald Maxwell, Sarah Fox; City of London Sinfonia, Christian Curnyn

Year:	2009
Genre:	Opera
Composer:	Edward Benjamin Britten
Conductor:	Christian Curnyn
Performers:	Tom Randle, Susan Bickley, Jeremy White, Leah-Marian Jones, Donald Maxwell, Sarah Fox, City of London Sinfonia

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2	2. Overture 4:24 10.08 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.20 $ Buy
3	3. Act I - Peachum: Through all the employments of life 1:18 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
4	4. Act I - Filch: Sir black Moll hath sent word 0:42 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
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6	6. Act I - Peachum: But it is now high time to look about me 1:13 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
7	7. Act I - Mrs Peachum: Women indeed are bitter bad judges 0:53 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
8	8. Act I - Peachum: Was Captain Macheath here this morning? 0:54 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
9	9. Act I - Mrs Peachum: If Love the Virgin 1:52 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
10	10. Act I - Mrs Peachum: A Maid is like the Golden ore 0:29 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
11	11. Act I - Mrs Peachum: Come hither Filch 0:59 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
12	12. Act I - Polly: I know as well as any of the fine ladies 2:23 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
13	13. Act I - Mrs Peachum: Our Polly is a sad slut 1:19 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
14	14. Act I - Polly: Can Love be controlled by Advice? 1:17 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
15	15. Act I - Mrs Peachum: The girl shows such a readiness 2:17 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
16	16. Act I - Polly: I like a Ship in storms was tossed 0:53 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
17	17. Act I - Peachum and Mrs Peachum: A fox may steal your hens Sir 1:45 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
18	18. Act I - Polly: O ponder well Be not severe 0:49 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
19	19. Act I - Polly: The Turtle thus with plaintive crying her Lover dying 1:51 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
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18	18. Act III - Lockit: Thus Gamesters united in friendship are found 1:43 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
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28	28. Act III - Polly: Now every glimmering of happiness is lost 1:45 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
29	29. Act III - Macheath: Which way shall I turn me how can I decide? 0:41 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
30	30. Act III - Polly: Dear dear Sir sink the material evidence 1:53 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
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33	33. Act III - Lockit: We are ready Sir 1:54 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
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35	35. Act III - Polly: Would I might be hanged 1:59 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
36	36. Act III - Mat of the Mint: But surely you don 1:18 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
37	37. Act III - Macheath: Thus I stand like a Turk with his doxies around 1:54 0.00 Mb 320 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy

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2	2. Overture 4:24 18.63 Mb 591 Kbp	close 0.28 $ Buy
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6	6. Act I - Peachum: But it is now high time to look about me 1:13 0.00 Mb 497 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
7	7. Act I - Mrs Peachum: Women indeed are bitter bad judges 0:53 0.00 Mb 603 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
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9	9. Act I - Mrs Peachum: If Love the Virgin 1:52 0.00 Mb 562 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
10	10. Act I - Mrs Peachum: A Maid is like the Golden ore 0:29 0.00 Mb 692 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
11	11. Act I - Mrs Peachum: Come hither Filch 0:59 0.00 Mb 490 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
12	12. Act I - Polly: I know as well as any of the fine ladies 2:23 0.00 Mb 557 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
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14	14. Act I - Polly: Can Love be controlled by Advice? 1:17 0.00 Mb 591 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
15	15. Act I - Mrs Peachum: The girl shows such a readiness 2:17 0.00 Mb 563 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
16	16. Act I - Polly: I like a Ship in storms was tossed 0:53 0.00 Mb 626 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
17	17. Act I - Peachum and Mrs Peachum: A fox may steal your hens Sir 1:45 0.00 Mb 603 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
18	18. Act I - Polly: O ponder well Be not severe 0:49 0.00 Mb 506 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
19	19. Act I - Polly: The Turtle thus with plaintive crying her Lover dying 1:51 0.00 Mb 504 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
20	20. Act I - Melodrama. Polly: Now I 3:02 0.00 Mb 618 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
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23	23. Act I - Polly: O what pain it is to part 0:55 0.00 Mb 566 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
24	24. Act I - Macheath: The Miser thus a shilling sees 2:25 0.00 Mb 556 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
25	25. Act I - Ben Budge: But pr 0:41 0.00 Mb 575 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
26	26. Act I - Gentlemen of the Road: Fill ev 0:49 0.00 Mb 730 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
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28	28. Act I - Macheath: I shall wish myself with you 1:49 0.00 Mb 603 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
29	29. Act I - Macheath: If the heart of a man is depressed with cares 2:05 0.00 Mb 586 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
30	30. Act I - Macheath: Dear Mrs Coaxer you are welcome 4:35 0.00 Mb 577 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
31	31. Act I - Macheath: Now pray ladies take your places 0:54 0.00 Mb 491 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
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33	33. Act I - Jenny Diver: But to be sure Sir 1:39 0.00 Mb 633 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
34	34. Act I - Peachum: The gentleman ladies lodges in Newgate 0:48 0.00 Mb 669 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy

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4	4. Act II - Lucy Lockit: It is the pleasure of all you fine men 2:32 0.00 Mb 489 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
5	5. Act II - Macheath: The first time at the looking glass 1:13 0.00 Mb 523 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
6	6. Act II - Lockit: In this last affair brother Peachum we are agreed 0:45 0.00 Mb 523 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
7	7. Act II - Lockit: Such language brother anywhere else 1:08 0.00 Mb 539 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
8	8. Act II - Lucy Lockit: Is then his fate decreed Sir? 1:42 0.00 Mb 594 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
9	9. Act II - Lucy Lockit: Though the Chaplain was out of the way to-day 1:09 0.00 Mb 470 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
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28	28. Act III - Polly: Now every glimmering of happiness is lost 1:45 0.00 Mb 570 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
29	29. Act III - Macheath: Which way shall I turn me how can I decide? 0:41 0.00 Mb 521 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
30	30. Act III - Polly: Dear dear Sir sink the material evidence 1:53 0.00 Mb 520 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
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34	34. Act III - Scena. Macheath: O cruel cruel case 5:10 0.00 Mb 481 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
35	35. Act III - Polly: Would I might be hanged 1:59 0.00 Mb 605 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
36	36. Act III - Mat of the Mint: But surely you don 1:18 0.00 Mb 650 Kbp	close 0.00 $ Buy
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Compositions

Britten - The Beggar's Opera - Tom Randle, Susan Bickley, Jeremy White, Leah-Marian Jones, Donald Maxwell, Sarah Fox; City of London Sinfonia, Christian Curnyn

CD1

1. Introduction

2. Overture

3. Act I - Peachum: Through all the employments of life

4. Act I - Filch: Sir black Moll hath sent word

5. Act I - Filch: 

6. Act I - Peachum: But it is now high time to look about me

7. Act I - Mrs Peachum: Women indeed are bitter bad judges

8. Act I - Peachum: Was Captain Macheath here this morning?

9. Act I - Mrs Peachum: If Love the Virgin

10. Act I - Mrs Peachum: A Maid is like the Golden ore

11. Act I - Mrs Peachum: Come hither Filch

12. Act I - Polly: I know as well as any of the fine ladies

13. Act I - Mrs Peachum: Our Polly is a sad slut

14. Act I - Polly: Can Love be controlled by Advice?

15. Act I - Mrs Peachum: The girl shows such a readiness

16. Act I - Polly: I like a Ship in storms was tossed

17. Act I - Peachum and Mrs Peachum: A fox may steal your hens Sir

18. Act I - Polly: O ponder well Be not severe

19. Act I - Polly: The Turtle thus with plaintive crying her Lover dying

20. Act I - Melodrama. Polly: Now I

21. Act I - Macheath: My heart was so free

22. Act I - Macheath: Were I laid on Greenland

23. Act I - Polly: O what pain it is to part

24. Act I - Macheath: The Miser thus a shilling sees

25. Act I - Ben Budge: But pr

26. Act I - Gentlemen of the Road: Fill ev

27. Act I - Macheath: Gentlemen well met

28. Act I - Macheath: I shall wish myself with you

29. Act I - Macheath: If the heart of a man is depressed with cares

30. Act I - Macheath: Dear Mrs Coaxer you are welcome

31. Act I - Macheath: Now pray ladies take your places

32. Act I - Jenny Diver: It is your own choice

33. Act I - Jenny Diver: But to be sure Sir

34. Act I - Peachum: The gentleman ladies lodges in Newgate

CD2

1. Act II - Lockit: Noble Captain you are welcome

2. Act II - Macheath: Man may escape from rope and gun

3. Act II - Lucy Lockit: Thus when a good Housewife sees a rat

4. Act II - Lucy Lockit: It is the pleasure of all you fine men

5. Act II - Macheath: The first time at the looking glass

6. Act II - Lockit: In this last affair brother Peachum we are agreed

7. Act II - Lockit: Such language brother anywhere else

8. Act II - Lucy Lockit: Is then his fate decreed Sir?

9. Act II - Lucy Lockit: Though the Chaplain was out of the way to-day

10. Act II - Polly: Thus when the Swallow seeking prey

11. Act II - Macheath: If women

12. Act II - Polly: Cease your funning

13. Act II - Lucy Lockit: Why how now Madam Flirt

14. Act II - Lucy Lockit and Polly: No power on earth can e

15. Act III - Lockit: To be sure wench you must have been aiding and abetting

16. Act III - Lucy Lockit: Dear Sir mention not my education

17. Act III - Lucy Lockit: Ungrateful Macheath

18. Act III - Lockit: Thus Gamesters united in friendship are found

19. Act III - Beggar: Our scene doth represent a Gaming House

20. Act III - Lockit: The Coronation account brother Peachum

21. Act III - Mrs Trapes: In the days of my youth I could bill like a dove

22. Act III - Mrs Trapes: In the days of my youth I could bill like a dove

23. Act III - Lucy Lockit: Jealousy rage love and fear

24. Act III - Lucy Lockit: I have the Rat

25. Act III - Polly: A curse attends a woman

26. Act III - Polly: When I was forced from him

27. Act III - Lucy Lockit: Come sweet lass

28. Act III - Polly: Now every glimmering of happiness is lost

29. Act III - Macheath: Which way shall I turn me how can I decide?

30. Act III - Polly: Dear dear Sir sink the material evidence

31. Act III - Lucy Lockit: How then can you be a tyrant to me

32. Act III - Lockit and Peachum: Ourselves like the Great to secure a retreat

33. Act III - Lockit: We are ready Sir

34. Act III - Scena. Macheath: O cruel cruel case

35. Act III - Polly: Would I might be hanged

36. Act III - Mat of the Mint: But surely you don

37. Act III - Macheath: Thus I stand like a Turk with his doxies around

CD1

1. Introduction

2. Overture

3. Act I - Peachum: Through all the employments of life

4. Act I - Filch: Sir black Moll hath sent word

3. Act I - Peachum: Through all the employments of life

4. Act I - Filch: Sir black Moll hath sent word

5. Act I - Filch:

6. Act I - Peachum: But it is now high time to look about me

7. Act I - Mrs Peachum: Women indeed are bitter bad judges

8. Act I - Peachum: Was Captain Macheath here this morning?

9. Act I - Mrs Peachum: If Love the Virgin

10. Act I - Mrs Peachum: A Maid is like the Golden ore

11. Act I - Mrs Peachum: Come hither Filch

12. Act I - Polly: I know as well as any of the fine ladies

13. Act I - Mrs Peachum: Our Polly is a sad slut

14. Act I - Polly: Can Love be controlled by Advice?

15. Act I - Mrs Peachum: The girl shows such a readiness

16. Act I - Polly: I like a Ship in storms was tossed

17. Act I - Peachum and Mrs Peachum: A fox may steal your hens Sir

18. Act I - Polly: O ponder well Be not severe

19. Act I - Polly: The Turtle thus with plaintive crying her Lover dying

20. Act I - Melodrama. Polly: Now I

21. Act I - Macheath: My heart was so free

22. Act I - Macheath: Were I laid on Greenland

23. Act I - Polly: O what pain it is to part

24. Act I - Macheath: The Miser thus a shilling sees

25. Act I - Ben Budge: But pr

26. Act I - Gentlemen of the Road: Fill ev

27. Act I - Macheath: Gentlemen well met

28. Act I - Macheath: I shall wish myself with you

29. Act I - Macheath: If the heart of a man is depressed with cares

30. Act I - Macheath: Dear Mrs Coaxer you are welcome

31. Act I - Macheath: Now pray ladies take your places

32. Act I - Jenny Diver: It is your own choice

33. Act I - Jenny Diver: But to be sure Sir

34. Act I - Peachum: The gentleman ladies lodges in Newgate

1. Act II - Lockit: Noble Captain you are welcome

2. Act II - Macheath: Man may escape from rope and gun

3. Act II - Lucy Lockit: Thus when a good Housewife sees a rat

4. Act II - Lucy Lockit: It is the pleasure of all you fine men

5. Act II - Macheath: The first time at the looking glass

6. Act II - Lockit: In this last affair brother Peachum we are agreed

7. Act II - Lockit: Such language brother anywhere else

8. Act II - Lucy Lockit: Is then his fate decreed Sir?

9. Act II - Lucy Lockit: Though the Chaplain was out of the way to-day

10. Act II - Polly: Thus when the Swallow seeking prey

11. Act II - Macheath: If women

12. Act II - Polly: Cease your funning

13. Act II - Lucy Lockit: Why how now Madam Flirt

14. Act II - Lucy Lockit and Polly: No power on earth can e

15. Act III - Lockit: To be sure wench you must have been aiding and abetting

16. Act III - Lucy Lockit: Dear Sir mention not my education

17. Act III - Lucy Lockit: Ungrateful Macheath

18. Act III - Lockit: Thus Gamesters united in friendship are found

19. Act III - Beggar: Our scene doth represent a Gaming House

20. Act III - Lockit: The Coronation account brother Peachum

21. Act III - Mrs Trapes: In the days of my youth I could bill like a dove

22. Act III - Mrs Trapes: In the days of my youth I could bill like a dove

23. Act III - Lucy Lockit: Jealousy rage love and fear

24. Act III - Lucy Lockit: I have the Rat

25. Act III - Polly: A curse attends a woman

26. Act III - Polly: When I was forced from him

27. Act III - Lucy Lockit: Come sweet lass

28. Act III - Polly: Now every glimmering of happiness is lost

29. Act III - Macheath: Which way shall I turn me how can I decide?

30. Act III - Polly: Dear dear Sir sink the material evidence

31. Act III - Lucy Lockit: How then can you be a tyrant to me

32. Act III - Lockit and Peachum: Ourselves like the Great to secure a retreat

33. Act III - Lockit: We are ready Sir

34. Act III - Scena. Macheath: O cruel cruel case

35. Act III - Polly: Would I might be hanged

36. Act III - Mat of the Mint: But surely you don

37. Act III - Macheath: Thus I stand like a Turk with his doxies around

3. Act I - Peachum: Through all the employments of life

4. Act I - Filch: Sir black Moll hath sent word

5. Act I - Filch:

6. Act I - Peachum: But it is now high time to look about me

7. Act I - Mrs Peachum: Women indeed are bitter bad judges

8. Act I - Peachum: Was Captain Macheath here this morning?

9. Act I - Mrs Peachum: If Love the Virgin

10. Act I - Mrs Peachum: A Maid is like the Golden ore

11. Act I - Mrs Peachum: Come hither Filch

12. Act I - Polly: I know as well as any of the fine ladies

13. Act I - Mrs Peachum: Our Polly is a sad slut