Jessye Norman - Oratorio and Orchestral Parts Performed

Oratorio and Orchestral Parts Performed

These are among the notable oratorio and orchestral parts that Norman has performed.

  • (Beethoven), Missa solemnis
  • (Beethoven), Symphony No. 9 in D minor, soloist
  • (Alban Berg), "Der Wein"
  • (Alban Berg), Sieben frühe Lieder, Altenberg Lieder, Jugendlieder
  • (Berlioz), Les Nuits d'été
  • (Berlioz), La mort de Cléopâtre, Cléopâtre
  • (Berlioz), Romeo et Juliette, Juliette
  • (Brahms), Lieder
  • (Brahms), A German Requiem
  • (Brahms), Alto Rhapsody
  • (Bruckner), Te Deum Helgoland 150 Psalm
  • (Chausson), Poème de l'amour et de la mer, op. 19
  • (Chausson), Chanson perpétuelle, op. 37
  • (Debussy), L'Enfant prodigue La damoiselle élue
  • (Henri Duparc), Mélodies
  • (César Franck), Les Béatitudes (oratorio)
  • (Haendel), Deborah, Deborah
  • (Mahler), Das Lied von der Erde
  • (Mahler), Des Knaben Wunderhorn
  • (Mahler), Songs of a Wayfarer.
  • (Mahler), Kindertotenlieder.
  • (Mahler), Symphony No. 2 "Resurrection", soloist
  • (Mahler), Symphony No. 3, soloist
  • (Mozart), Die Gaertnerin aus Liebe
  • (Francis Poulenc), Mélodies
  • (Ravel), Shéhérazade
  • (Ravel), Deux mélodies hébraïques
  • (Ravel), Chansons madécasses
  • (Erik Satie), Mélodies
  • (Arnold Schoenberg), Brettl-Lieder
  • (Arnold Schoenberg), Erwartung
  • (Arnold Schoenberg), Gurrelieder
  • (Franz Schubert), Lieder
  • (Franz Schubert), Erlkönig
  • (Robert Schumann), Frauenliebe und Leben, op. 42
  • (Robert Schumann), Liederkreis, op. 39
  • (Richard Strauss), Four Last Songs (Philips, 1983).
  • (Richard Strauss), Lieder with piano
  • (Michael Tippett), A Child of Our Time
  • (Wagner), Wesendonck Lieder
  • (Verdi), Requiem
  • (Hugo Wolf), Lieder

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