Les Huguenots discography

The following is a list of recordings of the opera Les Huguenots, by Giacomo Meyerbeer (libretto by Eugène Scribe and Émile Deschamps), which was premiered in 1836.

Complete recordings

There are 21 complete (or nearly complete) recordings of Les Huguenots, four of them videos.
KEY: conductor/Marguerite/Valentine/Urbain/Raoul/Nevers/Marcel

Year Cast
(Marguerite, Valentine,
Urbain, Raoul, Marcel,
Nevers, Saint-Bris)
Conductor,
Opera house and orchestra
Label[1][2]
1969 Joan Sutherland,
Martina Arroyo,
Huguette Tourangeau,
Anastasios Vrenios,
Nicola Ghiuselev,
Dominic Cossa,
Gabriel Bacquier
Richard Bonynge,
New Philharmonia Orchestra,
Ambrosian Opera Chorus
CD: Decca 430 549-2
1971 Rita Shane,
Enriqueta Tarres,
Jeanette Scovotti,
Nicolai Gedda,
Gustav Kobbé,
Pedro Farres,
Dimitri Petkov
Ernst Märzendorfer,
Orchestra & Chorus of the Austrian Radio
(Broadcast 17 February, Grosser Konzerthaussaal, Vienna)
CD: Opera D'Oro 1464
1988 Ghyslaine Raphanel,
Françoise Pollet,
Danièle Borst,
Richard Leech,
Nicola Ghiuselev,
Gilles Cachemaille,
Boris Martinovich
Cyril Diederich,
Orchestre Philharmonique de Montpellier
Montpellier Opera Chorus
CD: Erato 2292-45027-2
1990 Joan Sutherland,
Amanda Thane,
Suzanne Johnston,
Anson Austin,
Clifford Grant,
John Pringle,
John Wegner
Richard Bonynge,
Opera Australia
DVD: Opus Arte OAF 4024D
1991 Angela Denning,
Lucy Peacock,
Camille Capasso,
Richard Leech,
Martin Blasius,
Lenus Carlson,
Hartmut Welker
Stefan Soltesz,
Deutsche Oper Berlin
(German translation by Ignatz Franz Castelli)
DVD: Arthaus Musik 100 156
2009 Alexandra Deshorties,
Erin Morley,
Marie Lenormand,
Michael Spyres,
Andrew Schroeder,
Peter Volpe,
Leon Botstein,
American Symphony Orchestra
CD: 2010 American Symphony Orchestra

Arias

Several late 19th-century singers versed in the genuine Meyerbeerian performance style made acoustic gramophone recordings of arias from Les Huguenots. Many of these early recordings have been remastered and reissued on CD recitals.

References

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