Richard burton^laurence olivier^orson welles^alec guiness^paul robeson^claire bloom^albert finney
– Great shakespeare speeches: legendary voices
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A treasure-trove of classic lines, spoken by Shakespearean stars Olivier, Burton, Gielgud, Ashcroft, Guinness, Redgrave, Finney, Welles, Robeson & many
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| Country of Pressing | US |
| Artist | Richard Burton^Laurence Olivier^Orson Welles^Alec Guiness^Paul Robeson^Claire Bloom^Albert Finney |
| Released | 2020 |
| Music Genre | Pop / Rock |
| Label | ALTO |
| Condition | New |
| UPC | 5055354419768 |
| SKU | al-5055354419768 |
Track Listing
1.1 Burton: Once More Unto the Breach / Henry V: Act 3/SC.1 - L. Olivier
1.2 Upon the King Henry / V: 4/1 - L. Olivier
1.3 This Day Is Called the Feast of Crispian/ Henry V: 4/3 - R Burton
1.4 Methinks I Am a Prophet New Inspired / Richard II: 2/1 -M. Hordern
1.5 Now Is the Winter of Our Discontent / Richard III:1/1 -L. Olivier
1.6 If It Were Done When 'Tis Done / MacBeth: 1/7- a. Guinness
1.7 Is This a Dagger That I See Before Me /MacBeth: 2/1- A. Guinness
1.8 Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow/ MacBeth: 5/5 - M. Redgrave
1.9 Full Fathom Five / the Tempest:1 /2 - M. Field-Hyde, I Lang
1.10 Be Not Afear'd... / the Tempest:3/2 - P. Wymark, P. Strick, M. Malleson
1.11 Our Revels Now Are Ended / the Tempest: 4/1- R. Burton
1.12 O That This Too Too Solid Flesh /Hamlet: 1/ 2 - R. Burton
1.13 To Be or Not to Be /Hamlet: 3/1- R. Burton
1.14 Get Thee to a Nunnery /Hamlet: 3/1- R. Burton ; Linda Marsh
1.15 How All Occasions Do Conspire /Hamlet: 3/2 -R. Burton
1.16 Alas, Poor Yorick/ Hamlet: 5/1-R. Burton
1.17 If Music Be the Food of Love /Twelfth Night:1/1- Robert Hardy
1.18 I Left No Ring with Her / Twelfth Night: 2/2- Siobhan McKenna
1.19 Fie Fie Unknit That Threatening Brow/ Taming of the Shrew: 5/2- P. Ashcroft
1.20 But Soft! What Light Through Yonder... /Romeo ; Juliet: 2/2 -A. Finney, C. Bloom
1.21 Gallop Apace You Fiery-Footed Steeds/ Romeo ; Juliet: 3/2- C. Bloom
1.22 O Bid Me Leap.. / Romeo ; Juliet: 4/1 - Claire. Bloom
1.23 Well Juliet, I Will Lie with Thee Tonight / Romeo ; Juliet: 5/1- A. Finney
1.24 How Oft When Men... /Romeo ; Juliet: 5/3 -Albert.Finney
1.25 If You Prick Us Do We Not Bleed?/ Merchant of Venice: 3/1- Eric Portman
1.26 The Quality of Mercy / Merchant of Venice: 4/1 -P. Ashcroft
1.27 Sir, Spare Your Threats../The Winter's Tale: 3/2- Elizabeth Sellars, Eric Porter
1.28 I Am Not What I Am.../ Othello: 1/1 - Cyril Cusack
1.29 Most Potent Grave and Reverend Signiors / Othello: 1/3- O. Welles
1.30 If Wives Do Fail / Othello: 4/3 Anna Massey, Celia Johnson
1.31 It Is the Cause... Soft You... / Othello: 5/2 -Paul Robeson
1.32 All the World's a Stage / As You Like It: 2/7 - J. Gielgud
1.33 It Is Not the Fashion to See the Lady/ As You Like It: Epilogue- V. Redgrave
1.34 [Death of King Lear] King Lear: 5/3 -J. Gielgud
1.2 Upon the King Henry / V: 4/1 - L. Olivier
1.3 This Day Is Called the Feast of Crispian/ Henry V: 4/3 - R Burton
1.4 Methinks I Am a Prophet New Inspired / Richard II: 2/1 -M. Hordern
1.5 Now Is the Winter of Our Discontent / Richard III:1/1 -L. Olivier
1.6 If It Were Done When 'Tis Done / MacBeth: 1/7- a. Guinness
1.7 Is This a Dagger That I See Before Me /MacBeth: 2/1- A. Guinness
1.8 Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow/ MacBeth: 5/5 - M. Redgrave
1.9 Full Fathom Five / the Tempest:1 /2 - M. Field-Hyde, I Lang
1.10 Be Not Afear'd... / the Tempest:3/2 - P. Wymark, P. Strick, M. Malleson
1.11 Our Revels Now Are Ended / the Tempest: 4/1- R. Burton
1.12 O That This Too Too Solid Flesh /Hamlet: 1/ 2 - R. Burton
1.13 To Be or Not to Be /Hamlet: 3/1- R. Burton
1.14 Get Thee to a Nunnery /Hamlet: 3/1- R. Burton ; Linda Marsh
1.15 How All Occasions Do Conspire /Hamlet: 3/2 -R. Burton
1.16 Alas, Poor Yorick/ Hamlet: 5/1-R. Burton
1.17 If Music Be the Food of Love /Twelfth Night:1/1- Robert Hardy
1.18 I Left No Ring with Her / Twelfth Night: 2/2- Siobhan McKenna
1.19 Fie Fie Unknit That Threatening Brow/ Taming of the Shrew: 5/2- P. Ashcroft
1.20 But Soft! What Light Through Yonder... /Romeo ; Juliet: 2/2 -A. Finney, C. Bloom
1.21 Gallop Apace You Fiery-Footed Steeds/ Romeo ; Juliet: 3/2- C. Bloom
1.22 O Bid Me Leap.. / Romeo ; Juliet: 4/1 - Claire. Bloom
1.23 Well Juliet, I Will Lie with Thee Tonight / Romeo ; Juliet: 5/1- A. Finney
1.24 How Oft When Men... /Romeo ; Juliet: 5/3 -Albert.Finney
1.25 If You Prick Us Do We Not Bleed?/ Merchant of Venice: 3/1- Eric Portman
1.26 The Quality of Mercy / Merchant of Venice: 4/1 -P. Ashcroft
1.27 Sir, Spare Your Threats../The Winter's Tale: 3/2- Elizabeth Sellars, Eric Porter
1.28 I Am Not What I Am.../ Othello: 1/1 - Cyril Cusack
1.29 Most Potent Grave and Reverend Signiors / Othello: 1/3- O. Welles
1.30 If Wives Do Fail / Othello: 4/3 Anna Massey, Celia Johnson
1.31 It Is the Cause... Soft You... / Othello: 5/2 -Paul Robeson
1.32 All the World's a Stage / As You Like It: 2/7 - J. Gielgud
1.33 It Is Not the Fashion to See the Lady/ As You Like It: Epilogue- V. Redgrave
1.34 [Death of King Lear] King Lear: 5/3 -J. Gielgud