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from Glyndebourne
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf (soprano)
Peter Pears (tenor) '
Thomas Hemsley (baritone)
BBC Chorus
(Chorus-Master, Leslie Woodgate )
Charles Spinks (harpsichord)
Royal Philharmoniic Orchestra (Leader, David McCallum )
Conducted by John Pritchard
God Save the Queen
Part 1

Contributors

Soprano:
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf
Tenor:
Peter Pears
Baritone:
Thomas Hemsley
Chorus-Master:
Leslie Woodgate
Harpsichord:
Charles Spinks
Leader:
David McCallum
Conducted By:
John Pritchard

by William Shakespeare
Produced by William Hughes from Glen Byam Shaw 's production at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre
Stratford-upon-Avon
Music composed by Clifton Parker
Characters in order of speaking: andand
(Continued in next column)
Other pants played by Jane Holland , Thomas Moore and Derek Hodgson

Contributors

Unknown:
William Shakespeare
Produced By:
William Hughes
Unknown:
Glen Byam Shaw
Composed By:
Clifton Parker
Played By:
Jane Holland
Played By:
Thomas Moore
Played By:
Derek Hodgson
Orlando, son of Sir Rowland de Boys:
Keith Michell
Adam, servant to Oliver:
Kenneth Wynne
Oliver, eldest son of Sir Roicland:
Terence Longdon
Dennis, servant to Oliver:
John Neittletton
Charles, a wrestler:
John Turner
Celia, daughter to Duke Frederick:
Charmian Eyre
Rosalind, daughter to the banished Duke:
Barbara Jefford
Touchsitone, a clown:
Leo McKern
Le Beau, a courtier:
Derek Godfrey
Duke Frederick:
Raymond Westwell
Duke, living in banishment:
Jack Gwillim
Amiens:
Eric Lander
Lords, attending on the banished Duke:
Peter Halliday
Lords, attending on the banished Duke:
John Nettleton
Lords. attending on Duke Frederick:
Geoffrey Curtis
Lords. attending on Duke Frederick:
Ian Mullins
Corin, a shepherd:
Edward Atienza
Silvius, a young shepherd:
Ian Bannen
Jaques:
Anthony Quayle
Audrey, a country wench:
Joan MacArthur
Sir Oliver Martext:
Derek Godfrey
Phebe, a shepherdess:
Zena Walker
William:
James Grout
Jaques de Boys:
Peter Jackson

Third Programme

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