Release group "The Miserly Knight, op. 24" by Rachmaninoff; Gianandrea Noseda, BBC Philharmonic - CritiqueBrainz

The Miserly Knight, op. 24 by Сергей Рахманинов; Gianandrea Noseda, BBC Philharmonic 2009

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#	Title	Length
	CD 1
1	Skupoy Ritsa (The Miserly Knight), Op. 24: Prelude	6:07
2	Skupoy Ritsa (The Miserly Knight), Op. 24: Scene 1. "Whatever happens: I shall appear at the tournament" (Albert, Servant)	4:46
3	Skupoy Ritsa (The Miserly Knight), Op. 24: Scene 1. "What has that Idler Solomon to say?" (Albert, Servant)	1:32
4	Skupoy Ritsa (The Miserly Knight), Op. 24: Scene 1. "Your humble Servant" (Jew, Albert)	5:39
5	Skupoy Ritsa (The Miserly Knight), Op. 24: Scene 1. "Yes, at the Baron's funeral more money will flow than tears" (Jew, Albert)	2:49
6	Skupoy Ritsa (The Miserly Knight), Op. 24: Scene 1. "What? Poison my father!" (Albert, Jew)	3:08
7	Skupoy Ritsa (The Miserly Knight), Op. 24: Scene 2. "Like the young libertine awaiting a meeting with some wily harlot" (Baron)	6:01
8	Skupoy Ritsa (The Miserly Knight), Op. 24: Scene 2. "Like some demon, from here I can rule the world!" (Baron)	1:54
9	Skupoy Ritsa (The Miserly Knight), Op. 24: Scene 2. "It doesnt seem much, but of how many human cares" (Baron)	4:06
10	Skupoy Ritsa (The Miserly Knight), Op. 24: Scene 2. "Every time I start to open a chest!" (Baron)	5:18
11	Skupoy Ritsa (The Miserly Knight), Op. 24: Scene 2. "But after me who will have possession of it?" (Baron)	5:04
12	Skupoy Ritsa (The Miserly Knight), Op. 24: Scene 3. "Believe me, Sire: I have long suffered the shame of bitter poverty" (Albert, Duke)	1:40
13	Skupoy Ritsa (The Miserly Knight), Op. 24: Scene 3. "Baron, I'm pleased to see you so hale and hearty" (Duke, Baron, Albert)	6:52
14	Skupoy Ritsa (The Miserly Knight), Op. 24: Scene 3. "You, here? You, here?" (Baron, Albert, Duke)	4:05

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