Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Franz Lehár's operatic masterpieces with this captivating album, "Lehar: Luxemburg Grófja, Cigányszerelem." Released on January 1, 2015, under the esteemed Hungaroton label, this collection showcases the timeless elegance and rich musical tapestry of Lehár's compositions.
The album features two of Lehár's most celebrated operas: "Der Graf von Luxemburg" (The Count of Luxembourg) and "Zigeunerliebe" (Gypsy Love). Sung in Hungarian, these performances bring a unique cultural flavor to the classic scores. "Der Graf von Luxemburg" is a delightful operetta filled with waltzes, polkas, and romantic arias, while "Zigeunerliebe" offers a passionate and dramatic exploration of love and jealousy through its powerful chardas and melodic arias.
With a total runtime of 1 hour and 11 minutes, this album is a testament to Lehár's ability to blend humor, romance, and drama into unforgettable musical experiences. Whether you're a seasoned opera enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, this collection offers a rich and rewarding listening journey. Franz Lehár's genius shines through in every note, making this album a treasure trove of operatic delight.
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Der Graf von Luxemburg (the Count of Luxembourg) [Sung in Hungarian]: Farsangi jelenetFranz Lehár, Zsuzsa Petress, Hanna Honthy, Anna Zentai, Arpad Baksay, Kamill Feleki, Robert Ratonyi, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Der Graf von Luxemburg (the Count of Luxembourg) [Sung in Hungarian]: Angele belepojeFranz Lehár, Zsuzsa Petress, Hanna Honthy, Anna Zentai, Arpad Baksay, Kamill Feleki, Robert Ratonyi, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Der Graf von Luxemburg (the Count of Luxembourg) [Sung in Hungarian]: Gyerunk tubicam - KettosFranz Lehár, Zsuzsa Petress, Hanna Honthy, Anna Zentai, Arpad Baksay, Kamill Feleki, Robert Ratonyi, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Der Graf von Luxemburg (the Count of Luxembourg) [Sung in Hungarian]: Rene belepojeFranz Lehár, Zsuzsa Petress, Hanna Honthy, Anna Zentai, Arpad Baksay, Kamill Feleki, Robert Ratonyi, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Der Graf von Luxemburg (the Count of Luxembourg) [Sung in Hungarian]: Basil belepojeFranz Lehár, Zsuzsa Petress, Hanna Honthy, Anna Zentai, Arpad Baksay, Kamill Feleki, Robert Ratonyi, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Der Graf von Luxemburg (the Count of Luxembourg) [Sung in Hungarian]: Fleury belepojeFranz Lehár, Zsuzsa Petress, Hanna Honthy, Anna Zentai, Arpad Baksay, Kamill Feleki, Robert Ratonyi, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Der Graf von Luxemburg (the Count of Luxembourg) [Sung in Hungarian]: PolkatancosFranz Lehár, Zsuzsa Petress, Hanna Honthy, Anna Zentai, Arpad Baksay, Kamill Feleki, Robert Ratonyi, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Der Graf von Luxemburg (the Count of Luxembourg) [Sung in Hungarian]: Jobbra on, balra enFranz Lehár, Zsuzsa Petress, Hanna Honthy, Anna Zentai, Arpad Baksay, Kamill Feleki, Robert Ratonyi, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Der Graf von Luxemburg (the Count of Luxembourg) [Sung in Hungarian]: Angele dalaFranz Lehár, Zsuzsa Petress, Hanna Honthy, Anna Zentai, Arpad Baksay, Kamill Feleki, Robert Ratonyi, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Der Graf von Luxemburg (the Count of Luxembourg) [Sung in Hungarian]: Varj, varj szep delibabFranz Lehár, Zsuzsa Petress, Hanna Honthy, Anna Zentai, Arpad Baksay, Kamill Feleki, Robert Ratonyi, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Der Graf von Luxemburg (the Count of Luxembourg) [Sung in Hungarian]: Gimbelem, gombolomFranz Lehár, Zsuzsa Petress, Hanna Honthy, Anna Zentai, Arpad Baksay, Kamill Feleki, Robert Ratonyi, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Der Graf von Luxemburg (the Count of Luxembourg) [Sung in Hungarian]: BalettzeneFranz Lehár, Zsuzsa Petress, Hanna Honthy, Anna Zentai, Arpad Baksay, Kamill Feleki, Robert Ratonyi, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Zigeunerliebe: Kettos az elso felvonasbo (Sung in Hungarian)Franz Lehár, Gyorgy Radnai, Erzsebet Hazy, Robert Ilosfalvy, Hungarian State Opera Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Zigeunerliebe: Csardas (Sung in Hungarian)Franz Lehár, Gyorgy Radnai, Erzsebet Hazy, Robert Ilosfalvy, Hungarian State Opera Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Zigeunerliebe: Messze hiv a lathatar (Sung in Hungarian)Franz Lehár, Gyorgy Radnai, Erzsebet Hazy, Robert Ilosfalvy, Hungarian State Opera Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Zigeunerliebe: Nezz ram (Sung in Hungarian)Franz Lehár, Gyorgy Radnai, Erzsebet Hazy, Robert Ilosfalvy, Hungarian State Opera Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Zigeunerliebe: Egy dal kiser (Sung in Hungarian)Franz Lehár, Gyorgy Radnai, Erzsebet Hazy, Robert Ilosfalvy, Hungarian State Opera Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
Zigeunerliebe: Zorika, Zarika jojj haza mar (Sung in Hungarian)Franz Lehár, Gyorgy Radnai, Erzsebet Hazy, Robert Ilosfalvy, Hungarian State Opera Orchestra, Tamas Breitner
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