Helen Traubel, RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra, Frieder Weissmann
Helen Traubel Sings Wagner, Volume 2
Compilations
Helen Traubel Sings Wagner, Volume 2
Helen Traubel, RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra, Frieder Weissmann
Original Year
1951
Tracks
7
Releases
2
Sources:Discogs
Tracklist
album
Disc 1 — 12" Vinyl
A1
--:----:--Du Bist Der Lenz
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A2
--:----:--Der Männe Sippe
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A3
--:----:--Fort Denn Eile
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A4
--:----:--Elsa's Dream
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album
Disc 2 — 12" Vinyl
B1
--:----:--Swearing On The Spear
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B2
--:----:--Ich Sah' Das Kind
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B3
--:----:--Senta's Ballad
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Questions about the credits
- Who composed the music on Helen Traubel Sings Wagner, Volume 2 by Helen Traubel, RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra, Frieder Weissmann?
- The music on Helen Traubel Sings Wagner, Volume 2 by Helen Traubel, RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra, Frieder Weissmann was composed by Richard Wagner.
Questions about recording locations
- Which recording locations appear across cataloged releases of Helen Traubel Sings Wagner, Volume 2 by Helen Traubel, RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra, Frieder Weissmann?
- Manhattan Center is listed as a recording location across cataloged releases of Helen Traubel Sings Wagner, Volume 2 by Helen Traubel, RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra, Frieder Weissmann.
Credits & Production
Credits
5 roles · 5 credits- Composer
- Conductor
- Liner Notes
- Orchestra
- Soprano Vocals
Companies & Places
2 companies · 2 relationships- Record Company
- Recorded At
Available Releases
2 releasessearch
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Helen Traubel Sings Wagner, Volume 2
RCA Red Seal
Apr 1951
United States
1x 12" Vinyl·12 tracks
“"Du bist der Lenz" recorded September 14, 1950 at Manhattan Center. All other tracks recorded September 18, 1950 at Manhattan Center. Original 78- & 45-rpm matrix & take numbers: E0-RC-1766- 3A, E0-RC-1767- 1, E0-RC-1768- 1, E0-RC-1769-...”
Cat#: LM-1123
Helen Traubel Sings Wagner, Volume 2
RCA Red Seal
1951United States
5x 7" Vinyl·15 tracks
Red
“"Du bist der Lenz" recorded September 14, 1950 at Manhattan Center. All other tracks recorded September 18, 1950 at Manhattan Center. Original 78- & 45-rpm matrix & take numbers: E0-RC-1766- 3A, E0-RC-1767- 1, E0-RC-1768- 1, E0-RC-1769-...”
Cat#: WDM-1492