On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Trevor Allen wrote:
> Hi all,
> Two friends of mine have a recital coming up in a
> month. One is an operatic, lyric tenor. He played
> Tamino in our production of Die Zauberflote earlier in
> the semester. The other is a musical theatre
> character bari-tenor. He has good pitch, good
> technique and a good range, but I cannot say his voice
> is beautiful. Can anyone think of a duet these two
> can do? It can be from anywhere, except musical
> theatre repertoire. Art song-ish repertoire is
> recommended, but an opera duet would also be
> acceptable. Any suggestions will be immediately
> passed on and greatly appreciated.
Donizetti: Venti scudi (L'ELISIR D'AMORE)
Edward German: The Big Brass Band (MERRIE ENGLAND)
Sullivan: We're called gondolieri (THE GONDOLIERS)
Sullivan: The Flowers that bloom in the spring (THE MIKADO)
Offenbach: Les maris courbaient la tete (LA PERICHOLE)
Sullivan: You understand?/I Think I do (RUDDIGORE)
J. Strauss - Na, also schereib' und tu' nicht schmieren (WIENER BLUT)
Rossini: Duetto buffo di due gatti (Cat Duet)
Grainger: Foweles in the frith (2 part gymel)
Balfe: Trust her not!
Schubert: Glaube, Hoffnung und Liebe (D955)
Mozart: Welch angstliches Beben (K.384a[388])
Sullivan: The Dickie Bird and the Owl
Tippett: Masque from THE TEMPEST
Balfe: Excelsior
Sullivan: The Merry Maiden and the Tar (HMS PINAFORE)
KM
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