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John Stier The buffoons
15 variations for keyboard
(3’20”) Kit Armstrong, Piano Camille Saint-Saëns Mon coeur s’ouvre à ta voix (Arie der Dalila)
from: Sanson and Dalila
(1.78 m) Maria Callas, Mezzo-soprano
Orchester National de la Radiodiffusion Francaise
Leads: Georges Prêtre Camille Saint-Saëns False Nonchalant
(3’26”) Camille Saint-Saëns, Piano Kit Armstrong Viewings
(1.70 m) Trio Gaspard Ludwig van Beethoven Rondo
from: Concert No. 2, B major, op. 19
(1.88 m) Kit Armstrong, Piano
Berlin Concert Hall Orchestra
Conductor: Iván Fischer Franz Lehar Lips are silent (Duett)
from: The Merry Widow
(3’01”) Ingeborg Hallstein, soprano
Peter Alexander, baritone
Grand Operetta Orchestra
Günter-Kallmann Chor
Conductor: Franz Marszalek Frans Liszt Our Father
from: Christ, HS 3
(8’24”) Philharmonia-Chor Stuttgart
Conductor: Helmut Wolf Ian Andersen Living in the past
(3’27”) Jethro Tull Charles-Marie Widor Coral
from: Symphony No. 10: Roman Symphony
(3.25 meters) Kit Armstrong, Organ Frans Schubert Recognition
(2’45”) Michael Wollny Trio Carl Loewe The Erlönig, op. 1, no. 3
(3’58”) Hans Hotter, Baritone
Hubert Giesen, Piano Volker Hinkel
Peter Freudenthaler Lily tree
(3’11”) The Fool’s Garden
Peter Freudenthaler
Volker Hinkel
Thomas Mangold
Roland Röhl
Ralf Wochele
Background vocals Willem Byrd O my mistress
(4’28”) Kit Armstrong, Piano Gabriel Fauré No. 1: The sea is endless
No. 2: I’m on my guard
No. 3: Diane, Selene
from: The Horizon Chimérique
(1.88 m) Camille Maurane, baritone
Lily Bienvenu, Piano Willem Alexander Hill
Bob Williams
Claude Hopkins I would do anything for you
(2’36”) Art Tatum, Piano Richard Rodgers Blue moon
(4’59”) Art Tatum, Piano Mozart singer Allegro
from: Concerto E flat major, KV 271
(10’42”) Alfred Brendel, Piano
Vienna Philharmonic
Conductor: Charles Mackerras Mozart singer Allegro
from: Sonata E flat major, KV 380
(1.95 m) Renaud Capucon, violin
Kit Armstrong, Piano Oscar Peterson mirage
(1.88 m) Oscar Peterson, Piano