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David Lloyd-Jones|Ivanhoe (Intégrale)

Ivanhoe (Intégrale)

Sir Arthur Sullivan

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Arthur Sullivan's Ivanhoe is among the most prominent works on the list of operas that almost everyone has heard of, but that almost no one has heard. Historically, Ivanhoe has almost universally been regarded as a failure, proof that Sullivan's gift was limited to the brilliant, but "light" music he wrote for the operettas he created with W.S. Gilbert. In fact, it received a phenomenal 155 performances in its initial production in London in 1891, but it has received a mere handful of performances since. The initiative to record it for Chandos came from Richard Hickox, who died before it could be begun, and this recording is dedicated to his memory. David Lloyd-Jones leads a large cast of soloists, the Adrian Partington Singers, and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales in a first-rate performance that makes a strong case for opera. While Ivanhoe is certainly not going to find a place in, or even at the fringes of the standard repertoire, this recording should go a way toward putting to rest the platitude that England was an arid operatic wasteland between Dido and Aeneas and Peter Grimes.
Sullivan was determined to write a nationalist opera independent of French, German, or Italian trends, and he succeeds to a surprising degree, because Ivanhoe doesn't quite sound like anything else. There are relatively few arias or set pieces, and the opera is carried largely by lyrical arioso, which works well because Sullivan was a master of setting the English language. He was also a sure dramatic composer. If he had been able to sustain the level of melodic inspiration, only sporadically evident here, that he conjured for The Mikado, Ivanhoe might have been a contender. There are numerous memorable musical moments nonetheless. The chorus "Plantagenesta!" has such melodic elegance and punch that it might have been written by Bizet. Various arias, including "The wind blows cold across the moor," "Her southern splendor, like the Syrian Moon," "Whet the keen axes," and "Lord of our chosen race," are terrifically engaging.
Lloyd-Jones leads the opera with loving attention to detail and to its dramatic arc, drawing committed performances from the orchestra and chorus. All of the soloists are very fine and several are exceptional. Soprano Geraldine McGreevy sings with purity and thrillingly soars over the orchestra. Baritone Neal Davies is darkly eloquent as the villain. In the title role, tenor Toby Spence doesn't quite have the instrument or consistency to be in their league, but almost, and when he stays around his warmly lyrical middle register, he sounds fabulous. Chandos' sound is clean and present, but the stereo separation is sometimes awkward and unconvincing. Ivanhoe should be of strong interest to fans of late Romantic opera.

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Ivanhoe (Intégrale)

David Lloyd-Jones

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Ivanhoe

1
Act I Scene 1: Introduction
Stephen Gadd
00:00:58

BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

2
Act I Scene 1: Each day this realm of England faints and fails (Cedric, Men)
Stephen Gadd
00:02:35

Peter Rose, bass (Cedric the Saxon) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

3
Act I Scene 1: Good Thane, most noble Thane, I pray … (Isaac, Men, Cedric, Squire)
Stephen Gadd
00:02:21

Peter Rose, bass (Cedric the Saxon) - Andrew Staples, tenor (The Squire) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

4
Act I Scene 1: Welcome, Sir Knights! (Cedric, de Bracy, Brian, Isaac, Women, Men, Rowena)
Stephen Gadd
00:05:17

Peter Wedd, tenor (Maurice de Bracy) - James Rutherford, bass-baritone (Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert) - Leigh Melrose, baritone (Isaac, the Jew of York) - Janice Watson, soprano (The Lady Rowena) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

5
Act I Scene 1: Drink, drink ye all … (Cedric, Men, de Bracy, Brian, Rowena, Ivanoe, All)
Stephen Gadd
00:03:46

Peter Wedd, tenor (Maurice de Bracy) - James Rutherford, bass-baritone (Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert) - Janice Watson, soprano (The Lady Rowena) - Toby Spence, tenor (Wilfred, Knight of Ivanhoe) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

6
Act I Scene 1: The Palmer! The holy Palmer! (Men, Ivanhoe, Cedric, Brian, Rowena, de Bracy)
Stephen Gadd
00:07:27

Toby Spence, tenor (Wilfred, Knight of Ivanhoe) - Peter Rose, bass (Cedric the Saxon) - James Rutherford, bass-baritone (Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert) - Janice Watson, soprano (The Lady Rowena) - Peter Wedd, tenor (Maurice de Bracy) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

7
Act I Scene 1: Is she not fair? And she is rich withal (de Bracy, Brian, Men)
Stephen Gadd
00:02:08

James Rutherford, bass-baritone (Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

8
Act I Scene 2: O moon, art thou clad in silver mail … (Rowena)
Stephen Gadd
00:04:30

Janice Watson, soprano (The Lady Rowena) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

9
Act I Scene 2: Good Palmer, thou didst speak of one I knew … (Rowena, Ivanhoe)
Stephen Gadd
00:06:05

Janice Watson, soprano (The Lady Rowena) - Toby Spence, tenor (Wilfred, Knight of Ivanhoe) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

10
Act I Scene 2: Like mountain lark my sprit upward springs (Ivanhoe, Isaac)
Stephen Gadd
00:03:40

Toby Spence, tenor (Wilfred, Knight of Ivanhoe) - Leigh Melrose, baritone (Isaac, the Jew of York) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

11
Act I Scene 3: Will there be no more fighting? (Sopranos, Chorus, Friar, King, All)
Stephen Gadd
00:03:52

Neal Davies, baritone (Richard Cœur-de-Lion) - Matthew Brook, bass-baritone (Friar Tuck) - Adrian Partington Singers - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

12
Act I Scene 3: Chorus: Plantagenesta! (All)
Stephen Gadd
00:03:06

Adrian Partington Singers - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

13
Act I Scene 3: Isaac, my Jew, my purse of Gold (Prince John, Cedric, de Bracy, Rebecca)
Stephen Gadd
00:03:07

Stephen Gadd, baritone (Prince John) - Peter Rose, bass (Cedric the Saxon) - Peter Wedd, tenor (Maurice de Bracy) - Geraldine McGreevy, soprano (Rebecca) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

14
Act I Scene 3: Tis from our Royal brother, Louis of France (Prince John, Heralds, Crowd)
Stephen Gadd
00:03:30

Stephen Gadd, baritone (Prince John) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

15
Act I Scene 3: What means his motto? (Sopranos, Crowd, Friar, Locksley, Prince John, Rowena, Cedric, All)
Stephen Gadd
00:06:34

Matthew Brook, bass-baritone (Friar Tuck) - Andrew Staples, tenor (Locksley) - Stephen Gadd, baritone (Prince John) - Janice Watson, soprano (The Lady Rowena) - Peter Rose, bass (Cedric the Saxon) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

DISC 2

1
Act II Scene 1: Strange lodging this for England's King (King, Friar)
Stephen Gadd
00:05:53

Matthew Brook, bass-baritone (Friar Tuck) - Neal Davies, baritone (Richard Cœur-de-Lion) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

2
Act II Scene 1: There is a custom in the East (King, Friar)
Stephen Gadd
00:02:30

Matthew Brook, bass-baritone (Friar Tuck) - Neal Davies, baritone (Richard Cœur-de-Lion) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

3
Act II Scene 1: I ask nor wealth nor courtier's praise (King)
Stephen Gadd
00:03:03

Neal Davies, baritone (Richard Cœur-de-Lion) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

4
Act II Scene 1: Not bad, say I, nor badly sung! (Friar, King)
Stephen Gadd
00:01:12

Matthew Brook, bass-baritone (Friar Tuck) - Neal Davies, baritone (Richard Cœur-de-Lion) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

5
Act II Scene 1: The wind blows cold across the moor (Friar, Outlaws)
Stephen Gadd
00:03:01

Matthew Brook, bass-baritone (Friar Tuck) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

6
Act II Scene 1: And now for combat! Where's this friend of mine? (Friar, King, Locksley, Chorus)
Stephen Gadd
00:03:51

Matthew Brook, bass-baritone (Friar Tuck) - Neal Davies, baritone (Richard Cœur-de-Lion) - Andrew Staples, tenor (Locksley) - Adrian Partington Singers - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

7
Act II Scene 2: Will not our captor dare to show his face? (Cedric, de Bracy, Rowena)
Stephen Gadd
00:05:48

Peter Rose, bass (Cedric the Saxon) - Peter Wedd, tenor (Maurice de Bracy) - Janice Watson, soprano (The Lady Rowena) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

8
Act II Scene 2: Welcome, Sir Templar! But I may not stay (de Bracy, Brian)
Stephen Gadd
00:01:07

Peter Wedd, tenor (Maurice de Bracy) - James Rutherford, bass-baritone (Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

9
Act II Scene 2: Her southern splendour, like the Syrian Moon (Brian)
Stephen Gadd
00:03:03

James Rutherford, bass-baritone (Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

10
Act II Scene 3: Whet the keen axes (Ulrica, Rebecca)
Stephen Gadd
00:07:26

Catherine Wyn-Rogers, mezzo-soprano (Ulrica) - Geraldine McGreevy, soprano (Rebecca) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

11
Act II Scene 3: O awful depth below the castle wall! (Rebecca)
Stephen Gadd
00:01:06

Geraldine McGreevy, soprano (Rebecca) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

12
Act II Scene 3: Lord of our chosen race (Rebecca)
Stephen Gadd
00:03:16

Geraldine McGreevy, soprano (Rebecca) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

13
Act II Scene 3: Take thou these jewels; here is wealth enow … (Rebecca, Brian)
Stephen Gadd
00:07:55

Geraldine McGreevy, soprano (Rebecca) - James Rutherford, bass-baritone (Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

14
Act II Scene 3: What sound is that? (Rebecca, Brian)
Stephen Gadd
00:02:50

Geraldine McGreevy, soprano (Rebecca) - James Rutherford, bass-baritone (Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

DISC 3

1
Act III Scene 1: Happy with winged feet (Ivanhoe)
Stephen Gadd
00:05:34

Toby Spence, tenor (Wilfred, Knight of Ivanhoe) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

2
Act III Scene 1: Tend thou the Knight thou lovest (Ulrica, Rebecca)
Stephen Gadd
00:01:16

Catherine Wyn-Rogers, mezzo-soprano (Ulrica) - Geraldine McGreevy, soprano (Rebecca) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

3
Act III Scene 1: Ah, would that thou and I might lead our sheep … (Rebecca, Ivanhoe)
Stephen Gadd
00:03:51

Geraldine McGreevy, soprano (Rebecca) - Toby Spence, tenor (Wilfred, Knight of Ivanhoe) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

4
Act III Scene 1: But hark! what sound is in mine ear? (Ivanhoe, Rebecca)
Stephen Gadd
00:01:47

Geraldine McGreevy, soprano (Rebecca) - Toby Spence, tenor (Wilfred, Knight of Ivanhoe) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

5
Act III Scene 1: I see them now; the dark wood moves with bows (Rebecca, Tenors, Basses, Ivanhoe)
Stephen Gadd
00:02:56

Geraldine McGreevy, soprano (Rebecca) - Toby Spence, tenor (Wilfred, Knight of Ivanhoe) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

6
Act III Scene 1: How canst thou know what pain it is to lie … (Ivanhoe, Rebecca, Soldiers, Brian, Outlaws, Ulrica, All)
Stephen Gadd
00:05:44

Toby Spence, tenor (Wilfred, Knight of Ivanhoe) - James Rutherford, bass-baritone (Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert) - Catherine Wyn-Rogers, mezzo-soprano (Ulrica) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

7
Act III Scene 2: Light foot upon the dancing green (Outlaws, King, Ivanhoe)
Stephen Gadd
00:04:16

Neal Davies, baritone (Richard Cœur-de-Lion) - Toby Spence, tenor (Wilfred, Knight of Ivanhoe) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

8
Act III Scene 2: Maurice de Bracy, faithless knight (King, de Bracy)
Stephen Gadd
00:02:27

Neal Davies, baritone (Richard Cœur-de-Lion) - Peter Wedd, tenor (Maurice de Bracy) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

9
Act III Scene 2: Look, where thy moody father walks apart (King, Ivanhoe, Cedric, Rowena)
Stephen Gadd
00:05:29

Neal Davies, baritone (Richard Cœur-de-Lion) - Peter Rose, bass (Cedric the Saxon) - Toby Spence, tenor (Wilfred, Knight of Ivanhoe) - Janice Watson, soprano (The Lady Rowena) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

10
Act III Scene 2: How oft beneath the far-off Syrian Skies … (Ivanhoe, Rowena)
Stephen Gadd
00:02:29

Toby Spence, tenor (Wilfred, Knight of Ivanhoe) - Janice Watson, soprano (The Lady Rowena) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

11
Act III Scene 2: Knight, Knight, of Ivanhoe, I come for thee! (Isaac, Ivanhoe, Rowena)
Stephen Gadd
00:02:15

Leigh Melrose, baritone (Isaac, the Jew of York) - Toby Spence, tenor (Wilfred, Knight of Ivanhoe) - Janice Watson, soprano (The Lady Rowena) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

12
Act III Scene 3 Fremeure principes (Templars)
Stephen Gadd
00:03:06

Adrian Partington Singers - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

13
Act III Scene 3: Thou Jewish girl, who art condemned to die … (Grand Master, Rebecca)
Stephen Gadd
00:04:03

Geraldine McGreevy, soprano (Rebecca) - Stephen Gadd, baritone (Lucas de Beaumanoir) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

14
Act III Scene 3: It shall not be (Brian, Grand Master, Rebecca)
Stephen Gadd
00:02:33

Geraldine McGreevy, soprano (Rebecca) - Stephen Gadd, baritone (Lucas de Beaumanoir) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

15
Act III Scene 3: A champion! A champion! A champion! (Voices, Ivanhoe, Chorus, Rebecca, Brian)
Stephen Gadd
00:01:51

Toby Spence, tenor (Wilfred, Knight of Ivanhoe) - Geraldine McGreevy, soprano (Rebecca) - James Rutherford, bass-baritone (Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert) - Adrian Partington Singers - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

16
Act III Scene 3: Chorus: A judgement! A judgment! (King, Grand Master, Templars)
Stephen Gadd
00:02:30

Stephen Gadd, baritone (Lucas de Beaumanoir) - Neal Davies, baritone (Richard Cœur-de-Lion) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

17
Act III Scene 3: See where the banner of England floats afar … (King, Templars, Rebecca, Rowena, Ivanhoe, Cedric, All)
Stephen Gadd
00:02:11

Geraldine McGreevy, soprano (Rebecca) - Janice Watson, soprano (The Lady Rowena) - Peter Rose, bass (Cedric the Saxon) - Toby Spence, tenor (Wilfred, Knight of Ivanhoe) - BBC National Orchestra of Wales - David Lloyd-Jones, conductor

2010 Chandos 2010 Chandos

Albumbeschreibung

Arthur Sullivan's Ivanhoe is among the most prominent works on the list of operas that almost everyone has heard of, but that almost no one has heard. Historically, Ivanhoe has almost universally been regarded as a failure, proof that Sullivan's gift was limited to the brilliant, but "light" music he wrote for the operettas he created with W.S. Gilbert. In fact, it received a phenomenal 155 performances in its initial production in London in 1891, but it has received a mere handful of performances since. The initiative to record it for Chandos came from Richard Hickox, who died before it could be begun, and this recording is dedicated to his memory. David Lloyd-Jones leads a large cast of soloists, the Adrian Partington Singers, and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales in a first-rate performance that makes a strong case for opera. While Ivanhoe is certainly not going to find a place in, or even at the fringes of the standard repertoire, this recording should go a way toward putting to rest the platitude that England was an arid operatic wasteland between Dido and Aeneas and Peter Grimes.
Sullivan was determined to write a nationalist opera independent of French, German, or Italian trends, and he succeeds to a surprising degree, because Ivanhoe doesn't quite sound like anything else. There are relatively few arias or set pieces, and the opera is carried largely by lyrical arioso, which works well because Sullivan was a master of setting the English language. He was also a sure dramatic composer. If he had been able to sustain the level of melodic inspiration, only sporadically evident here, that he conjured for The Mikado, Ivanhoe might have been a contender. There are numerous memorable musical moments nonetheless. The chorus "Plantagenesta!" has such melodic elegance and punch that it might have been written by Bizet. Various arias, including "The wind blows cold across the moor," "Her southern splendor, like the Syrian Moon," "Whet the keen axes," and "Lord of our chosen race," are terrifically engaging.
Lloyd-Jones leads the opera with loving attention to detail and to its dramatic arc, drawing committed performances from the orchestra and chorus. All of the soloists are very fine and several are exceptional. Soprano Geraldine McGreevy sings with purity and thrillingly soars over the orchestra. Baritone Neal Davies is darkly eloquent as the villain. In the title role, tenor Toby Spence doesn't quite have the instrument or consistency to be in their league, but almost, and when he stays around his warmly lyrical middle register, he sounds fabulous. Chandos' sound is clean and present, but the stereo separation is sometimes awkward and unconvincing. Ivanhoe should be of strong interest to fans of late Romantic opera.

© TiVo

Informationen zur Originalaufnahme : 59:01 - 52:08 - 54:24 - DDD - Enregistré du 24 au 28 juin 2009 au BBC Hoddinott Hall, Cardiff Bay, Cardiff (Pays de Galles) - Notes en français, anglais et allemand avec les textes chantés en anglais

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