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| Work | Composer | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sea Pictures, op. 37: V. The SwimmerEdward Elgar vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Edward Elgar | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | 1965 |
| Sea Pictures, op. 37: I. Sea Slumber-Song |
Labels with the most releases featuring Janet Baker.
Janet Baker (1933) is a soloist from United Kingdom. 994 classical recordings in this catalogue. Instruments: Alto, Mezzo-Soprano, Soprano.
Composers represented most often in this discography.
Franz Schubert170 recordings · Austria
Johann Sebastian Bach113 recordings · Germany
Gustav Mahler107 recordings · Czech Republic
Edward Elgar58 recordings · United Kingdomvocalist (Mezzo-Soprano)
| Edward Elgar |
| vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) |
| 1965 |
| A Midsummer Night’s Dream, op. 61: Finale. “Through the House”Felix Mendelssohn vocalist | Felix Mendelssohn | vocalist | 1960 |
| A Midsummer Night’s Dream, op. 61: III. “Ye Spotted Snakes”Felix Mendelssohn vocalist | Felix Mendelssohn | vocalist | 1960 |
| Where the Bee Sucks, There Lurk IThomas Arne vocalist | Thomas Arne | vocalist | — |
| Die Forelle, D.550Franz Schubert vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Franz Schubert | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | — |
| Folksongs: The sweetest lad was Jamie, op. 108 no. 5Ludwig van Beethoven vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Ludwig van Beethoven | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | — |
| Scottish Folksongs: O Can Ye Sew CushionsJoseph Haydn vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Joseph Haydn | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | — |
| Ave Maria, D. 839Franz Schubert vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Franz Schubert | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | — |
| An die Musik, D. 547Franz Schubert vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Franz Schubert | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | — |
| An Sylvia, D. 891Franz Schubert vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Franz Schubert | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | — |
| Ellens Gesang III ("Ave Maria"), D. 839 (op. 52/6)Franz Schubert vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Franz Schubert | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | — |
| Abendempfindung K. 523Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | — |
| Das Veilchen, K. 476Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | — |
| Egmont, op. 84: »Freudvoll und Leidvoll«Ludwig van Beethoven vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Ludwig van Beethoven | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | — |
| A Child of Our Time: Part 3: “Deep River”Michael Tippett vocalist | Michael Tippett | vocalist | — |
| A Child of Our Time: Part 2: “Nobody Knows the Trouble I See”Michael Tippett vocalist | Michael Tippett | vocalist | — |
| A Child of Our Time: Part 1: “How Can I Cherish My Man in Such Days…steal Away”Michael Tippett vocalist | Michael Tippett | vocalist | — |
| A Child of Our Time: Part 2: “What Have I Done to You, My Son? …O, by and by”Michael Tippett vocalist | Michael Tippett | vocalist | — |
| Egmont, op. 84 : »Die Trommel Gerühret«Ludwig van Beethoven vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Ludwig van Beethoven | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | — |
| Ah! perfido, op. 65Ludwig van Beethoven vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Ludwig van Beethoven | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | — |
| No, non turbarti, WoO 92aLudwig van Beethoven vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Ludwig van Beethoven | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | — |
| Zögernd leise, D. 920Franz Schubert vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Franz Schubert | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | — |
| Rosamunde, D. 797: »Der Vollmond strahlt«Franz Schubert vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Franz Schubert | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | — |
| Lazarus, D. 689: »So schlummert auf Rosen«Franz Schubert vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | Franz Schubert | vocalist (Mezzo-Soprano) | — |
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