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The Golden Cockerel

on BBC Two England

by Rimsky-Korsakov
A performance of Scottish Opera's spectacular production of Rimsky-Korsakov's musical fairy-tale recorded in the Theatre Royal, Glasgow. The libretto, based on a poem by PUSHKIN, is by v. BIELSKY and is sung in an English translation by STEPHEN OLIVER.
Scottish Opera Chorus chorus-master JOHN CURRIE
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra leader RAYMOND OVENS conducted by Henry Lewis Introduced by WILLIAM MCCUE
TV presentation JAMES HUNTER BBC Scotland
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(Part 2 at 7.45 pm)

Contributors

Translation By:
Stephen Oliver.
Chorus-Master:
John Currie
Leader:
Raymond Ovens
Conducted By:
Henry Lewis
Introduced By:
William McCue
Unknown:
James Hunter
King Dodon:
William McCue
Queen of Shemakhan:
Elizabeth Gale
Astrologer:
John Winfield
Prince Guidon:
John Robertson
Prince Afron:
Donald Maxwell
General Polkan:
Norman White
Amelfa:
Claire Livingstone
The Golden Cockerel:
Inga-Lise
Voice (of the Golden Cockerel):
Marie Slorach
Parrot:
Jim Hastie

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