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| This website contains "Discographies" which were generated by CLOR of the operas written by the composers listed below and of a few singers and conductors Bela Bartok Ludwig van Beethoven Vincenzo Bellini Alban Berg Hector Berlioz Georges Bizet Arrigo Boito Alexander Borodin Benjamin Britten Luigi Cherubini Francesco Cilea Domenico Cimarosa Gaetano Donizetti Umberto Giordano Mikhail Ivanovich Glinka Christophe Wilibald Gluck Charles Gounod George Frideric Handel Engelbert Humperdinck Leos Janácek Imre (Emmerich) Kálmán Franz Léhar Ruggiero Leoncavallo Jean-Baptiste Lully Pietro Mascagni Jules Massenet Saverio Mercadante Giacomo Meyerbeer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Claudio Monteverdi Modest Mussorgsky Jacques Offenbach Giovanni Pacini Amilcare Ponchielli Sergei Prokofieff Giacomo Puccini Jean-Philippe Rameau Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov Gioacchino Rossini Camille Saint-Saens Antonio Salieri Alessandro Scarlatti Dmitry Shostakovich Bedrich Smetana Gaspare Spontini Richard Strauss Johann Strauß II Piotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky Giuseppe Verdi Antonio Vivaldi Richard Wagner Carl Maria von Weber Riccardo Zandonai ZARZUELAS JAPANESE OPERAS About CLOR CLOR is an Indexed Electronic Catalogue (IEC) on CD-ROM in which it is intended to list all recordings that are or have been commercially available of "complete" operas or of extended excerpts of operas longer than about 20 minutes, i.e. as long or longer than one LP-side. Audio and video recordings are included and the term "opera" is taken to inclu Jean-Baptiste Lully Pietro Mascagni Jules Massenet Saverio Mercadante Giacomo Meyerbeer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Claudio Monteverdi Modest Mussorgsky Jacques Offenbach Giovanni Pacini Amilcare Ponchielli Sergei Prokofieff Giacomo Puccini Jean-Philippe Rameau Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov Gioacchino Rossini Camille Saint-Saens Antonio Salieri Alessandro Scarlatti Dmitry Shostakovich Bedrich Smetana Gaspare Spontini Richard Strauss Johann Strauß II Piotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky Giuseppe Verdi Antonio Vivaldi Richard Wagner Carl Maria von Weber Riccardo Zandonai ZARZUELAS JAPANESE OPERAS About CLOR CLOR is an Indexed Electronic Catalogue (IEC) on CD-ROM in which it is intended to list all recordings that are or have been commercially available of "complete" operas or of extended excerpts of operas longer than about 20 minutes, i.e. as long or longer than one LP-side. Audio and video recordings are included and the term "opera" is taken to include operettas, opéra-b Pietro Mascagni and 35 more... Count: 27 heading tag | |
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| Post 1945 - Western Europe and North America Pre 1945 - Western Europe and North America Eastern Europe Japan The major sources are Japanese record catalogues, the two editions of Masatoshi Nozaki's book "Opera Disc Collection", reviews in the Japanese magazine "Grand Opera", and whenever possible, the records themselves, as Nozaki's book, excellent as it is, contains very little information on Western style operas by Japanese composers. "Live-Pirate or Bootleg" Recordings Whenever possible I check that the claimed work was performed in the claimed location at the claimed time with the claimed cast. The sources that I use for this are contemporary reviews of the original performance, the lists of performances in Opera Houses, and the chronologies of performances by singers and conductors. Acknowledgements I thank the following for providing me with information for inclusion in CLOR Tom Peel (UK) David Mason (UK) Richard Fairman (UK) Stanley Henig (UK) Neville Sumpter (UK) Calvin M. Goodwin (USA) Andrey Kovalev (Russia) Hernán Torres Moris (Chile) Hugo Röler (Holland) Mar The major sources are Japanese record catalogues, the two editions of Masatoshi Nozaki's book "Opera Disc Collection", reviews in the Japanese magazine "Grand Opera", and whenever possible, the records themselves, as Nozaki's book, excellent as it is, contains very little information on Western style operas by Japanese composers. "Live-Pirate or Bootleg" Recordings Whenever possible I check that the claimed work was performed in the claimed location at the claimed time with the claimed cast. The sources that I use for this are contemporary reviews of the original performance, the lists of performances in Opera Houses, and the chronologies of performances by singers and conductors. Acknowledgements I thank the following for providing me with information for inclusion in CLOR Tom Peel (UK) David Mason (UK) Richard Fairman (UK) Stanley Henig (UK) Neville Sumpter (UK) Calvin M. Goodwin (USA) Andrey Kovalev (Russia) Hernán Torres Moris (Chile) Hugo Röler (Holland) Marc Blanc "Live-Pirate or Bootleg" Recordings Whenever possible I check that the claimed work was performed in the claimed location at the claimed time with the claimed cast. The sources that I use for this are contemporary reviews of the original performance, the lists of performances in Opera Houses, and the chronologies of performances by singers and conductors. Acknowledgements I thank the following for providing me with information for inclusion in CLOR Tom Peel (UK) David Mason (UK) Richard Fairman (UK) Stanley Henig (UK) Neville Sumpter (UK) Calvin M. Goodwin (USA) Andrey Kovalev (Russia) Hernán Torres Moris (Chile) Hugo Röler (Holland) Marc Blanc (France) Dirk Heinrich (Germany} Peter J. Binkert (USA) Aneka Amerlys Peter Cohen and Ms. Kyoko Kato of the International House of Japan for help with the transcription of some Japanese names clor.clor@ntlworld.com - to contact the compiler, Brian Capon, and report errors and omissions. click here - to see an interview give Return to top Count: 7 heading tag | |
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| Alan Kelly's Catalogues - re-ordered! CLOR is an Indexed Electronic Catalogue (IEC) on CD-ROM in which it is intended to list all recordings that are or have been commercially available of "complete" operas or of extended excerpts of operas longer than about 20 minutes, i.e. as long or longer than one LP-side. Audio and video recordings are included and the term "opera" is taken to include operettas, opéra-bouffes, G&S, zarzuelas and a few musicals as well as works normally described as operas. "Private" recordings and recordings of oratorios are not included. Although more than 17,000 recordings of over 3400 operas are listed in CLOR it is far from being complete and, of course, never will be. All the software is purpose-written, so the search-engine is completely integrated with the catalogue, and thus there should be no "false-hits" The following information about each recording is included, when known, title, composer, year of first performance, date of recording, orchestra, chorus, language of performance, singers and the roles they perform, catalogue numbers and the years of issue in the various formats, and references to reviews in the main Western European languages. There are composer, title, conductor, singer, and singer-with-singer indexes by which information can be retrieved by the use of three-letter codes (the first three letters of the name or title), as well as two "browse modes" in which composers and titles are listed alphabetically. In addition, the user is presented with a series of "ordered lists". Thus, the recordings on file in which a particular singer appears may be listed in alphabetical or inverse alphabetical order of composer, title, or conduct The following information about each recording is included, when known, title, composer, year of first performance, date of recording, orchestra, chorus, language of performance, singers and the roles they perform, catalogue numbers and the years of issue in the various formats, and references to reviews in the main Western European languages. There are composer, title, conductor, singer, and singer-with-singer indexes by which information can be retrieved by the use of three-letter codes (the first three letters of the name or title), as well as two "browse modes" in which composers and titles are listed alphabetically. In addition, the user is presented with a series of "ordered lists". Thus, the recordings on file in which a particular singer appears may be listed in alphabetical or inverse alphabetical order of composer, title, or conductor, or in order or inverse order of the year of the recording. Also, the recordings in which the singer appears with any other singer may be listed similarly. In this way the user gets an overall view of what recordings are on file before opening the file for any particular recording. In addition to the indexes there is a general search engine will search the whole catalogue for the occurrence of any string of characters. This may be refined by carrying out further searches based on the CLOR will print many of the lists and documents that it displays on the screen provided that WORDPAD or NOTEPAD is installed on the user's computer. It is also possible to send these lists and documents to wordpad as an ANSI-encoded text file so that the user can edit them and save them in another format with a name of his or her choice. Many of the lists and documents that CLOR produces may be converted into HTML-format. Thus, it will produce opera, singer and conductor "discographies" in HTML. The "discographies" on this web-site were generated in this way. CLOR is a WINDOWS program which writes to a text screen (console) which looks like a DOS screen, but isn't. The version of CLOR November 2009 is available for download as an ISO-IMAGE Click here. This may be burned on to CD-ROM. If you are using NERO SMARTSTART you should select the category COPY AND BACKUP and then BURN IMAGE TO DISC. BEWARE!! The files are large (ca.170MB) and may take a long time to download. This version o CLOR is a WINDOWS program which writes to a text screen (console) which looks like a DOS screen, but isn't. The version of CLOR November 2009 is available for download as an ISO-IMAGE Click here. This may be burned on to CD-ROM. If you are using NERO SMARTSTART you should select the category COPY AND BACKUP and then BURN IMAGE TO DISC. BEWARE!! The files are large (ca.170MB) and may take a long time to download. This version of CLOR should autorun under WIN-2000 and WIN-XP, and VISTA provided that the computer has a c: drive. The "default" mode is to run in a window. In addition, when the operating system is WIN-2000 OR WIN-XP it will run in the FULL-SCREEN mode (Click FULLSCREEN). Please inform the COMPILER of any problems (clor.clor@ntlworld.com) Please read the README file in the root directory of the CD-ROM If you are interested in Opera "Discographies" you may also find Carlo Marinelli's "Opera Discography Encylopaedia" (ODE) http://www.carlomarinelli.it , the discography in If you are using NERO SMARTSTART you should select the category COPY AND BACKUP and then BURN IMAGE TO DISC. BEWARE!! The files are large (ca.170MB) and may take a long time to download. This version of CLOR should autorun under WIN-2000 and WIN-XP, and VISTA provided that the computer has a c: drive. The "default" mode is to run in a window. In addition, when the operating system is WIN-2000 OR WIN-XP it will run in the FULL-SCREEN mode (Click FULLSCREEN). Please inform the COMPILER of any problems (clor.clor@ntlworld.com) Please read the README file in the root directory of the CD-ROM If you are interested in Opera "Discographies" you may also find Carlo Marinelli's "Opera Discography Encylopaedia" (ODE) http://www.carlomarinelli.it , the discography in the Opera Data Base (ODB) http://odb-opera.com - new address and the Arsace Opera Data Base of Recordings http://pagesperso-orange.fr/arsace/opera/index.html of interest or if you prefer the printed page try "Recent International Opera Discography" Vol.23; compiled by Charles H. Parsons and published by the Edwin Mellen Press http://www.mellenpress.com or Opern Diskographie compiled by Karsten Steiger and publish Please read the README file in the root directory of the CD-ROM If you are interested in Opera "Discographies" you may also find Carlo Marinelli's "Opera Discography Encylopaedia" (ODE) http://www.carlomarinelli.it , the discography in the Opera Data Base (ODB) http://odb-opera.com - new address and the Arsace Opera Data Base of Recordings http://pagesperso-orange.fr/arsace/opera/index.html of interest or if you prefer the printed page try "Recent International Opera Discography" Vol.23; compiled by Charles H. Parsons and published by the Edwin Mellen Press http://www.mellenpress.com or Opern Diskographie compiled by Karsten Steiger and published by K.G. Saur http://www.saur.de/index.cfm?lang=DE&ID=0000016712 The best source of "singer discographies", especially of those from the "78s-era" has, of course, always been and continues to be THE RECORD COLLECTOR http://www.therecordcollector.org The sources used depend on the place of origin of the record and the year in which it was issued. The following is a generalized list to which there will be exceptions: and 36 more... Count: 15 heading tag | |
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