There is only one recording of Rose de Noël by Franz Lehár on file (performed in French)

Conductor Félix Nuvolone - 1959(SE)

Orchestra - Orchestre

Chorus - Choeurs

Comte Michael Andrassy - André Dassary

Lieutenant Sandor Varga - Henri Chanaron

Colonel Tibor Tabakowitz - Dominique Tirmont

Popelka - Henri Bédex

Schwalb - Serge Clin

Mathias - Dietschy

Vilma - Nicole Broissin

Totsi - Rosine Brédy

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Black Disc - Véga V-30-M 959/60 {2LPS}; Véga V-30-M 816 (highlights) {1LP} ~Decca 100.100 (highlights) {1LP}

Compact Disc; - Decca 472 871-2 {2CDS} (France) (2003)ª

ª(year of issue or re-issue)

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This recording is reviewed in the following publications:-

Orpheus - Januar + Februar 2004 S.73 [GH]

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Répertoire - No.168 mai 2003 p.94 [JB]

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Comments:- In the Véga catalogue it is stated that the Music is by Franz Léhar, adapted by Prodessor Rekat and that the «livret» is by Raymon Vinci after Karl Kristal. In the revue in RÉPERTOIRE it is stated «Rose de Noël a connu un étrange destin. Après la mort de Lehár, on trouva au conservatoire de Budapest dix-sept numéros destinées à une opérette qui ne vit jamais le jour. Maurice Lehmann, alors directeur du Châtelet, obtint l'autorisation des ayants-droit de tailler dans ce matériau, sur un livret (français) et dans une orchestration que se partagèrent le chef français Paul Bonneau et le chef Miklos Rekai, qui avait découvert la musique. L'oeuvre fut créée au Châtelet en 1958.»

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Abbreviations

(STU), "Studio" Recording

(SE), "Studio" Recording of Excerpts

(STC), Composite "Studio" Recording made up from more than one source

(SCE), Composite "Studio" Recording of Excerpts from more than one source

(LI), "Live" Recording

(LE), "Live" Recording of Excerpts

(LC), "Live" Composite Recording from more than one performance

(LCE), Excerpts from more than one "Live" Performance

(RA), A Radio Performance

(RE), Excerpts from a Radio Performance

(RC), Composite Radio Performance from more than one broadcast

(RCE), Excerpts from more than one broadcast performance

(FI), Film or/and sound track of a film

(FE), Excerpts of an opera from a film or/and the sound track of a film

CELLETTI, Il Teatro d'Opera in Disco by Rodolfo Celletti - Rizzoli - 1988

EJS Discography, EJS: Discography of the Edward J. Smith Recordings - The Golden Age of Opera, 1956-71 by William Shaman, William J. Collins, and Calvin M. Goodwin - GreenwoodPress - 1994

GIUDICI, L'Opera in CD e Video by Elvio Giudici - il Saggiatore Milano - 1995. Second Edition - 1999 - is indicated by (2)

HARRIS, Opera Recordings - A Critical Guide by Kenn Harris - David and Charles - 1973

MARINELLI, Opere in Disco by Carlo Marinelli - Discanto Edizione - 1982

MET, The Metropolitan Opera Guide to Recorded Opera - edited by Paul Gruber - Thames and Hudson - 1993

MET(VID), The Metropolitan Guide to Opera on Video - edited by Paul Gruber - W.W. Norton & Co. Ltd. - 1997

More EJS, More EJS: Discography of the Edward J. Smith Recordings by William Shaman - William J. Collins - Calvin M. Goodwin - Greenwood Press 1999

NEWTON (Verdi), Verdi - Tutti i libretti d'opera edited by Piero Mioli

PENGUIN, The Penguin Guide to Opera on Compact Discs by Edwin Greenfield - Robert Layton - Ivan March - Penguin Books 1993

Discos Gramófono (Barcelona), Compañía del Gramófono Sociedad Anónima Española

Gramófono (Barcelona), Compañía del Gramófono Sociedad Anónima Española

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