Conversation Piece and Other Musical Plays

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#	Title	Artist	Rating	Length
1	Conversation Piece (1951), musical: Act Three. Spoken Introduction: The following scene is the following day spoken vocals: Noël Coward (on 1951-01-26) conductor: Lehman Engel (on 1951-01-26) recording of: Conversation Piece: Act Three. The following scene is the following day (in 1951) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act Three	Noël Coward		0:13
2	Conversation Piece (1951), musical: Act Three. Dialogue: My dear Paul, such sentimentality vocals: Noël Coward and Cathleen Nesbitt conductor: Lehman Engel (on 1951-01-26) recording of: Conversation Piece: Act Three. My dear Paul, such sentimentality (in 1951) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act Three	Cathleen Nesbitt & Noël Coward		2:39
3	Conversation Piece (1951), musical: Act Three. Spoken Introduction: And now for a rather charming scene spoken vocals: Noël Coward (on 1951-01-26) conductor: Lehman Engel (on 1951-01-26) recording of: Conversation Piece: Act Three. And now for a rather charming scene (in 1951) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act Three	Noël Coward		0:32
4	Conversation Piece (1951), musical: Act Three. Dialogue: What will we speak of? vocals: Richard Burton (Welsh actor, twice married to Elizabeth Taylor) and Lily Pons (soprano) conductor: Lehman Engel (on 1951-01-26) recording of: Conversation Piece: Act Three. What will we speak of? (in 1951) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act Three	Lily Pons & Richard Burton		1:05
5	Conversation Piece (1951), musical: Act Three. Dear Friend vocals: Lily Pons (soprano) conductor: Lehman Engel (on 1951-01-26) recording of: Conversation Piece: Act Three. Dear Friend (Nevermore) (in 1951) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act Three	Lily Pons		1:48
6	Conversation Piece (1951), musical: Act Three. Dialogue: I hope I am not intruding vocals: Richard Burton (Welsh actor, twice married to Elizabeth Taylor), Noël Coward and Lily Pons (soprano) conductor: Lehman Engel (on 1951-01-26) recording of: Conversation Piece: Act Three. I hope I am not intruding (in 1951) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act Three	Noël Coward, Lily Pons & Richard Burton		2:16
7	Conversation Piece (1951), musical: Act Three. All comedies must come to an end vocals: Noël Coward and Lily Pons (soprano) conductor: Lehman Engel (on 1951-01-26) recording of: Conversation Piece: Act Three. All comedies must come to an end (in 1951) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act Three	Noël Coward & Lily Pons		1:20
8	Conversation Piece (1934), musical: Act One. Now then business Melanie / A cloud has passed across the sun / Go and dress / You ask me recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (on 1934-02-26) soprano vocals: Yvonne Printemps (on 1934-02-26) spoken vocals: Noël Coward (on 1934-02-26) and Yvonne Printemps (on 1934-02-26) orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1934-02-26) conductor: Reginald Burston (conductor) (on 1934-02-26) medley including a recording of: Conversation Piece: Act One. A cloud has passed across the sun (on 1934-02-26) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act One medley including a recording of: Conversation Piece: Act One. Dialogue: Go and dress (on 1934-02-26) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act One medley including a partial recording of: Conversation Piece: Act One. Dialogue: Good morning, Rose (on 1934-02-26) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act One medley including a recording of: Conversation Piece: Act One. I’ll Follow My Secret Heart (on 1934-02-26) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward publisher: Chappell & Co., Inc. (USA) part of: Conversation Piece: Act One medley including a recording of: Conversation Piece: Act One. You ask me to have a discrete heart (on 1934-02-26) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act One	Noël Coward & Yvonne Printemps		6:18
9	Conversation Piece (1934), musical: Act One. Regency rakes recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (on 1934-02-26) vocals: Anthony Brian (on 1934-02-26), Sidney Grammer (on 1934-02-26), George Sanders (on 1934-02-26) and Pat Worsley (on 1934-02-26) orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1934-02-26) conductor: Reginald Burston (conductor) (on 1934-02-26) recording of: Conversation Piece: Act One. Regency rakes (on 1934-02-26) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act One	Sidney Grammer, George Sanders, Pat Worsley & Anthony Brian		2:44
10	Conversation Piece (1934), musical: Act One. Charming! Charming! Charming! recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (on 1934-02-26) soprano vocals: Yvonne Printemps (on 1934-02-26) vocals: Yvonne Printemps, Maidie Andrews (on 1934-02-26), Moya Nugent (on 1934-02-26) and Heather Thatcher (on 1934-02-26) orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1934-02-26) conductor: Reginald Burston (conductor) (on 1934-02-26) recording of: Conversation Piece: Act One. Quartet: Charming! Charming! Charming! (on 1934-02-26) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act One	Maidie Andrews, Heather Thatcher, Moya Nugent & Yvonne Printemps		3:29
11	Conversation Piece (1934), musical: Act One. Soldiers recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (on 1934-02-26) soprano vocals: Yvonne Printemps (on 1934-02-26) vocals: Yvonne Printemps, Maidie Andrews (on 1934-02-26), Moya Nugent (on 1934-02-26) and Heather Thatcher (on 1934-02-26) orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1934-02-26) conductor: Reginald Burston (conductor) (on 1934-02-26) recording of: Conversation Piece: Act One. Soldiers! (on 1934-02-26) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act One	Heather Thatcher, Moya Nugent, Maidie Andrews & Yvonne Printemps		2:36
12	Conversation Piece (1934), musical: Act One. There's always something fishy about the French recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (on 1934-02-26) vocals: Moya Nugent (on 1934-02-26) and Heather Thatcher (on 1934-02-26) orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1934-02-26) conductor: Reginald Burston (conductor) (on 1934-02-26) partial recording of: Conversation Piece: Act One. Spoken Introduction: We British are an island race / There's always something fishy about the French (on 1934-02-26) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act One	Heather Thatcher & Moya Nugent		2:46
13	Conversation Piece (1934), musical: Act Two. The tree is in the garden recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (on 1934-02-26) soprano vocals: Yvonne Printemps (on 1934-02-26) vocals: Noël Coward and Yvonne Printemps orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1934-02-26) conductor: Reginald Burston (conductor) (on 1934-02-26) recording of: Conversation Piece: Act Two. The tree is in the garden (English Lesson) (on 1934-02-26) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act Two	Yvonne Printemps		2:49
14	Conversation Piece (1934), musical: Act Two. Melanie, écoutez / Dear Friends recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (on 1934-02-26) choir vocals: Ensemble (Special Purpose Artist - Do not add releases here, if possible.) soprano vocals: Yvonne Printemps (on 1934-02-26) spoken vocals: Noël Coward (on 1934-02-26) and Yvonne Printemps (on 1934-02-26) vocals: Noël Coward and Yvonne Printemps orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1934-02-26) conductor: Reginald Burston (conductor) (on 1934-02-26) recording of: Conversation Piece: Act Two. Aria: Dear friends (on 1934-02-26) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act Two	Noël Coward, Yvonne Printemps & Ensemble		2:57
15	Conversation Piece (1934), musical: Act Two. Thank you, my dear, for being so sweet to me / C'est assez de mensonge recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (on 1934-02-26) soprano vocals: Yvonne Printemps (on 1934-02-26) spoken vocals: Noël Coward (on 1934-02-26), Louis Hayward (on 1934-02-26) and Yvonne Printemps (on 1934-02-26) vocals: Noël Coward and Yvonne Printemps orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1934-02-26) conductor: Reginald Burston (conductor) (on 1934-02-26) medley including a recording of: Conversation Piece: Act Two. Aria: C'est assez de mensonge (Melanie's Aria) (on 1934-02-26) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act Two medley including a recording of: Conversation Piece: Act Two. Dialogue: Thank you, my dear, for being so sweet to me (on 1934-02-26) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act Two	Noël Coward, Yvonne Printemps & Louis Hayward		3:30
16	Conversation Piece (1934), musical: Act Three. What will we speak of? / Dear Friend recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (on 1934-02-26) soprano vocals: Yvonne Printemps (on 1934-02-26) spoken vocals: Louis Hayward (on 1934-02-26) and Yvonne Printemps (on 1934-02-26) vocals: Noël Coward and Yvonne Printemps orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1934-02-26) conductor: Reginald Burston (conductor) (on 1934-02-26) medley including a recording of: Conversation Piece: Act Three. Dear Friend (Nevermore) (on 1934-02-26) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act Three medley including a recording of: Conversation Piece: Act Three. What will we speak of? (on 1934-02-26) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Conversation Piece: Act Three	Yvonne Printemps & Louis Hayward		3:17
17	Operette, musical: Act One. Countess Mitzi recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (in 1938-03, on 1938-03-25) soprano vocals: Fritzi Massary (in 1938-03) vocals: Fritzi Massary (on 1938-03-25) orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1938-03-25) conductor: Benjamin Frankel (composer) (in 1938-03, on 1938-03-25) recording of: Operette: Act I. Countess Mitzi (on 1938-03-25) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Operette (Noël Coward musical) recording of: Operette: Act I. Countess Mitzi (in 1938-03) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Operette (Noël Coward musical)	Fritzi Massary & Chorus		3:27
18	Operette, musical: Act One. Dearest love recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (on 1938-03-25) vocals: Peggy Wood (on 1938-03-25) orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1938-03-25) conductor: Benjamin Frankel (composer) (on 1938-03-25) recording of: Operette: Act I. Dearest Love (on 1938-03-25) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Operette (Noël Coward musical)	Peggy Wood		3:23
19	Operette, musical: Act One. Gipsy Melody recorded in: Manchester, Greater Manchester, England, United Kingdom (in 1938) vocals: Noël Coward (in 1938) orchestra: Manchester Opera House Orchestra (in 1938) conductor: Francis M. Collinson (british conductor) (in 1938) recording of: Operette: Act I. Gypsy Melody (in 1938) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Operette (Noël Coward musical) part of: Pacific 1860	Noël Coward		3:23
20	Operette, musical: Act One. The stately homes of England recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (on 1938-03-25) vocals: Kenneth Carten (on 1938-03-25), Hugh French (on 1938-03-25), John Gatrell (on 1938-03-25) and Ross Landon (on 1938-03-25) orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1938-03-25) conductor: Benjamin Frankel (composer) (on 1938-03-25) recording of: Operette: Act I. The Stately Homes of England (on 1938-03-25) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Operette (Noël Coward musical)	Hugh French, Ross Landon, John Gatrell & Kenneth Carten		6:30
21	Operette, musical: Act One. Where are the songs we sung? recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (on 1938-03-25) vocals: Peggy Wood (on 1938-03-25) orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1938-03-25) conductor: Benjamin Frankel (composer) (on 1938-03-25) recording of: Operette: Act I. Where Are the Songs We Sung? (on 1938-03-25) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Operette (Noël Coward musical)	Peggy Wood		3:39
22	Operette, musical: Act Two. Operette recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (in 1938-03, on 1938-03-25) soprano vocals: Fritzi Massary (in 1938-03) vocals: Fritzi Massary (on 1938-03-25) orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1938-03-25) conductor: Benjamin Frankel (composer) (in 1938-03, on 1938-03-25) recording of: Operette: Act Two. Operette (on 1938-03-25) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Operette (Noël Coward musical) recording of: Operette: Act Two. Operette (in 1938-03) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Operette (Noël Coward musical)	Fritzi Massary		3:20
23	Bitter Sweet, operetta: Act One. I'll see you again recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (on 1929-08-27) vocals: Georges Metaxa (on 1929-08-27) and Peggy Wood (on 1929-08-27) orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1929-08-27) recording of: Bitter Sweet, Act I: I’ll See You Again (on 1929-08-27) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Bitter Sweet (Noel Coward operetta)	Peggy Wood & George Metaxa		4:08
24	Bitter Sweet, operetta: Act Two. If love were all recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (on 1929-08-27) vocals: Ivy St. Helier (on 1929-08-27) orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1929-08-27) conductor: Ray Noble (on 1929-08-27) recording of: Bitter Sweet, Act II. If Love Were All (on 1929-08-27) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Bitter Sweet (Noel Coward operetta)	Ivy St. Helier		3:39
25	Bitter Sweet, operetta: Act Two. Dear little cafe recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (on 1929-08-27) vocals: Georges Metaxa (on 1929-08-27) and Peggy Wood (on 1929-08-27) orchestra: His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra (on 1929-08-27) recording of: Bitter Sweet, Act II: Dear Little Cafe (Sari and Carl) (on 1929-08-27) lyricist and composer: Noël Coward part of: Bitter Sweet (Noel Coward operetta)	George Metaxa & Peggy Wood		4:04
26	Bitter Sweet, operetta: Act Three. Zigeuner recorded in: London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (on 1929-08-27) piano: Lionel Salter (British keyboardist, composer, musicologist) (on 1929-08-27) vocals: Peggy Wood (on 1929-08-27) recording of: Zigeuner (on 1929-08-27) lyricist: Noël Coward composer: Noël Coward (in 1929) part of: Bitter Sweet (Noel Coward operetta)	Peggy Wood		3:00

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