03. Europa Galante "Neptune on the Vistula (ballet)"
04. Mariusz Godlewski "O! the cardboard wagon's creaking!"
05. Podlasie Opera and Philharmonic Choir "Bravo Neptune!"
06. Mariusz Godlewski "Slowly, children, or your Neptune!"
07. Europa Galante "Dance of the Satyrs"
08. Krystian Adam "Now another song is listed"
09. Nicola Proksch "(Song) A babbling stream beneath a maple (Bronia's song)"
10. Rafal Bartminski "What a splendid song!"
11. Europa Galante "Cotillon"
12. Rafal Bartminski "Finale, Drop the curtain quickly!"
13. Europa Galante "Horatio's Polonaise"
14. Jan Martin¡k "Well, confound it! . Whoever is it?"
15. Podlasie Opera and Philharmonic Choir "We're going hunting, hunting (Hunting song)"
16. Jan Martin¡k "They'll send you a servant"
17. Mariusz Godlewski "Here's a maid, a maiden"
18. Mariusz Godlewski "What a splendid lark of mine"
19. Nicola Proksch "(Recitative and song) A carnation, a charm, a fleeting breath .When someone mentions"
20. Mariusz Godlewski "It moves a man to tears a little"
21. Karen Gardeazabal "He can be found here"
22. Karen Gardeazabal "But in that avenue circling the lake"
23. Krystian Adam "But why rack my brains?"
24. Krystian Adam "Soon I'll rid her of her whims"
25. Rafal Bartminski "(Recitative and aria) My village smiles for me! . Sometimes midst the din of battle"
26. Karen Gardeazabal "Ah! quelle surprise! What an encounter!"
27. Krystian Adam "What inexpressible delight"
28. Karen Gardeazabal "(Quartet) Why look, Bronia! He's come back"
29. Krystian Adam "There's no end to these neighbours!"
30. Podlasie Opera and Philharmonic Choir "A cat or a wolf, with pointer or bloodhound"
31. Jan Martynik: Mariusz Godlewski "O, a seasoned shot-and missed!"
32. Nicola Proksch "Almighty God! What does this mean?"
33. Rafal Bartminski "Truth is often seen through jest"
34. Karen Gardeazabal "To wake from these delusive dreams"
35. Karen Gardeazabal "Monsieur Dzidzi!"
36. Mariusz Godlewski "Finale And when it's time, it's time"
Number of discs:
2
Description:
Introducing 'The Countess' (1860) - an opera in three acts, in a concert version presented here as a World Premiere studio recording on period instruments with Fabio Bondi and Europa Galante.
Secular Music
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