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Giuditta

on BBC Radio 3

A musical play in five scenes by Paul Knepler and Fritz Lohner
Music by Franz Lehar
(First production: Vienna State Opera, 1934)
English translation by Adam Carstairs. arranged for stereo by Raymond Raikes
BBC Chorus
BBC Concert Orchestra conducted by Vilem Tausky
Sc 1: The market-place in a Mediterranean port

3.16* During the Interval
Vilem Tausky discusses with Charles Osborne the place of Giuditta among Lehar's work.

3.20* Giuditta
Sc 2: North Africa - in the garden of Octavio's villa; Sc 3: A military encampment

4.10* During the Interval
Dr Bernard Grun, author of Gold and Silver: The Life and Time of Franz Lehar talks about Lehar and the Vienna of the 20s and 30s, and introduces a historic recording of part of Giuditta with the original principals, Richard Tauber and Jarmila Novotna conducted by the composer.

4.20* Giuditta
At The Alcazar: Sc 4: The Alcazar - a night club in a large North African city; Sc 5: Four years later - a private room in a luxury Paris hotel

(Anne Pashley and Gwynne Howell broadcast by permission of the General Administrator, Royal Opera House Covent Garden)
Producers RAYMOND RAIKES and JOHN BUSSELL

Contributors

Music By:
Franz Lehar
Translation By:
Adam Carstairs
Conducted By:
Vilem Tausky
Unknown:
Dr Bernard Grun
Talks:
Franz Lehar
Unknown:
Richard Tauber
Unknown:
Anne Pashley
Unknown:
Gwynne Howell
Producers:
Raymond Raikes
Producers:
John Bussell
Giuditta:
Elizabeth Simon
Pierrino:
John Fryatt
Anita:
Anne Pashley
Manuele, Giuditta's husband:
Michael Rippon
Innkeeper:
Leslie Fry
Captain Octavio:
Rowland Jones
Lieut Antonio:
Antony Ransome
Lieut Luigi:
Roger Heath
Under-Officer:
Gareth Roberts
A fisherman:
John Gabriel
'Professor' Martini:
Gwynne Bowell
Ibrahim:
John Gabriel
Lolitta:
Sara Cowahd
Lord Barrymore:
Gabriel Woolf
A head-waiter:
Felix Felton
A young waiter,:
Brian Hewlett
The Adjutant:
Hector Ross
The Duke:
John Forrest

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