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Richard Tauber (16 May 1891 – 8 January 1948) was an Austrian lyric tenor and film actor. He performed the tenor role in numerous operas, including Don Giovanni by Mozart and Lorenzo Da Ponte. Selected discography Tauber made over 720 vocal recordings for the Odeon/Parlophone companies, as well as several as an orchestral conductor, primarily of his own works, but also of music by Edvard Grieg and Johann Strauss, Jr. Among the 120 acoustic recordings <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Richard
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Works in European collections
36 objects attributed to Richard Tauber, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana
Longing/(F. Paolo Tosti)
O you cheerful: Christmas song/[words: D. Falk, H. Holzschuher]
Quietly flee my songs: Stidchen/(Fr. Schubert)
The begging student: 2. Picture: The begging student/(C. Millöcker)
The two Grenadiers
The cowherd, “Zum Strassburg auf der Schanz.” [Arie of Primus Thaller from the opera “Der Kuhreigen,” 1st act, 5th scene]
The Princess: Song/(Edward GDie)
Barber of Seville: Duet of Count Almaviva and Figaro, 1st part: “Rays on me the flash of gold”/(Rossini)
The crow: from “WinterDie”/(Schubert)
Don Juan: Arie des Ottavio, 1st elevator: “Only her peace I live hienDon”/(W. A. Mozart. Text after Scheidemandel)
Troubadour: Miserere (dungeon scene); “Hab Erbarmen, O Lord, with my soul”/(Verdi)
Girl with the red Munich/(Jan Gall - Heinrich Heine)
Love celebration/(Felix Weingartner)
Tosca: Arie des Cavaradossi: “How the images resemble each other”/(Puccini)
The Troubadour: Romance: “That only for me your heart inherits”/(Verdi)
Martha: “Ach so fromm”/(Flotow)
Behüt 'you God, it would have been so beautiful: from the opera “Der Trompeter von Säckingen”/(V. E. Neßler)
Mignon: “Like their innocence”/(Thomas)
Aida: Nude 4; Duet Amneris and Rhadames, 1st part: “I love him still”/(Verdi)
Tom der Reimer: Ballad/(C. Loewe)
The jewelry of the Madonna: “Madonna in tears”/(Wolf-Ferrari)
Aida, 4th act: Duett Amneris and Rhadames, second part: “What have I had to suffer”/(Verdi)
Fra Diavolo: “Ewig will I belong to you”/(Auber)
Death tendon (Vorrei morire)/(F. Paolo Tosti)
The gypsy baron: Entréelied des Barinkay/(Jn. Ostrich)
Spring/(Edward GDer)
Serenata/(Enrico Toselli)
The jewelry of the Madonna: “Madonna in tears”/(Wolf Ferrari)
Chant Hindou (Hundou song): from the opera “Sadko”/(Rimsky-Korsakow)
Tosca: Arie des Cavaradossi, 3rd act: “And the stars flashed”/(Puccini)
The begging student: 6. Picture: Love awakens/(C. Millöcker)
Winterlied/(Henning von Koss - A. Glasbrenner)
Chant Hindou (Hundou song): from the opera “Sadko”/(Rimsky-Korssakow)
Torna a Surriento: serenade/(Ernesto de Curtis)
Tomorrow/(Richard Strauss)
Martha: Duett Lyonel and Plumket: “How this snatches, how the plappert”/(Flotow)