Midsummer night.

Table of Contents: “…Midsummer night (Miss Julie) (3:42) / Alwyn -- The nightingale's aria (The nightingale) (3:36) / Stravinsky -- At the haunted end of the day (Troilus & Cressida) (3:06) / Walton -- The trees on the mountains (Susannah) (5:09) / Floyd -- Song to the moon (Rusalka) (6:32) / Dvorak -- Embroidery aria (Peter Grimes) (6:08) / Britten -- Vilja-Lied (Die lustige Witwe) (6:07) / Lehar -- Do not utter a word (Vanessa) (4:49) / Barber -- Tiny's song (Paul Bunyan) (4:11) / Britten -- Rossignol (Monsieur Beaucaire) (4:26) / Messager -- How beautiful it is (The turn of the screw) (5:35) / Britten -- I have dreamt (Wuthering Heights) (2:30) / Herrmann -- Marietta's Lied (Die tote Stadt) (5:57) / Korngold.…”
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Opera arias / by Britten, Benjamin, 1913-1976

Table of Contents: “…The journey, nearly there ; The tower, how beautiful it is ; Lost in my labyrinth ; Go to sleep, my dolly dear : from The turn of the screw. Come, now a roundel ; Be kind and courteous ; Injurious Hermia : from A midsummer night's dream.…”

Boosey & Hawkes opera anthology : tenor /

Table of Contents: “…Rome is now ruled, Tarquinius does not dare ; The turn of the screw. It is a curious story, Miles! / Benjamin Britten -- The tender land. …”

Boosey & Hawkes opera anthology : soprano /

Table of Contents: “…Let her among you without fault, Embroidery aria ; The turn of the screw. How beautiful it is, Lost in my labyrinth / Benjamin Britten -- The tender land. …”