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Genre:Non-Music, Classical Style:Comedy, Romantic, Spoken Word
Tracklist:
A1. Coloratura Aria: "Canto Dolciamente Pipo" From The Opera "La Cantatrice Squelante" A2. British - Pure But Dull: "I Love The Spring" A3. Russian Folk Song: "Da, Nyet, Da, Nyet" A4. For Loud Singers With No Brains: "Ah, Lover!" From The Operetta "The Prince Of Philadelphia" B1. For Singers With Tremendous Artistry But No Voice: "Schlumph; Je N'ai Pas La Plume De Ma Tante" B2. Contemporary Music For Tone-Deaf Singers: "My Heart Is Red" B3. For The Untrained Singer: "I Gave My Love A Cherry" B4. For The Dramatic Soprano: "Schreechenrauf" C1. The Ring Of The Nibelungs (An Analysis) D1. Introduction To The Concert (By The Women's Club President) D2. How To Write Your Own Gilbert And Sullivan Opera
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
This version has 3 lines of text above spindle hole, while [r=11363389 has only two.
Reissue of the 1953 'Anna Russell Sings?' and 'Anna Russell Sings! Again?' albums as a double album.
