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A souvenir of Carlo Bergonzi's Farewell Recital at The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden on 16 October 1992. An unforgettable evening of mutual affection and admiration for the 68 year old tenor and his audience. A word of warning; the final two lines of the recital are from an audibly different source.

Saint Saens: Samson and Delila Nonesuch Opera, Epsom, January 1980 Conductor: Andrew Greenwood Ramon Remedios Samson Phyllis Cannan Delila Other soloists David Winnard (Bar), Arthur Coomber (Bar) Michael Deady This recording of Ramon Remedios singing Samson shows how successful a lyric tenor with intelligence, musicality and a rock-solid technique can be in a role normally associated with heroi...

This live recording, taken like previous uploads from the personal collection of Ramon Remedios, is quite a find. Ramon is in wonderful voice and having a ball as the exiled Sándor Barinkay but he’s by no means the only star of this delightful and entertaining performance from 1977. Characterful and accomplished singing from all the principals, fine orchestral playing and splendidly idiomatic c...

PERFORMANCE DETAILS Cologne Opera House, 12 March 1974 Violetta - May Sandoz Flora - Elisabeth Payer Annina - Marita Knobel Alfredo - Ramón Remedios Germont - Camillo Meghor Gastone - Martin Finke Barone Douphol - Takao Okamura Marchese d'Obigny - Francisco Vergara Dottore Grenvil - Klaus Bruch Giuseppe - Curt Thomas Servo di Flora - Alejandro Vazquez Commisionario - Klaus Beermann Chorus of th...

Ramon Remedios at his considerable best in the first of a series of Rainhill Concerts given by the tenor where he was brought up with brother Alberto. These concerts meant a great deal to him, and though only half the Dichterliebe survive, there's so much wonderful singing here.

Act 2: 01.00.46, Act 3: 02.26.15 This is the performance 0f 17 December 1983, the only one in which Anne Evans sang Elsa, flying in as a last minute replacement for Marita Napier to give a wonderfully sung, heartfelt performance. Good, too, to have the sincere, beautifully sung Lohengrin of Alberto Remedios singing the title role in the original language. To quote Tony Meyer’s review for”Opera”...

A unique and magical souvenir of Aberdeen’s musical and cinema past, this 1982 video features a Bubsy Berkley medley played by Mike Thomson and Bill Hutcheson playing “Happy Feet”. Mike was one of a dedicated band of enthusiasts who played and kept the organ in working order long after it ceased to be a regular part of performances in the 1950s. He was Director of Music at St Machar’s Cathedral...

This is a replacement upload with the pitch adjusted. It is presumably half of a broadcast from 1984

Recorded in November 1979 and aired in March 1980, these excerpts from This Lusty Land, compèred by Tennessee Ernie Ford, feature a set by Kay Starr firing on all cylinders, a reunion with her host for I’ll Never Be Free, and glimpses of the other guests, Merle Haggard, the amazing Linda Hopkins, Tom T Hall and the Sons of the Pioneers, who combine for a brilliant finale with This little light ...

Kay was a frequent guest and occasional host on the MIke Douglas Show. Here she sings Sunshine and lollipops, When a woman loves a man and Hard-hearted Hannah.

Kay sings "I just want to be your everything" and chats with Merv. Apologies for the poor sound synchronisation at the start, but it's OK after a couple of minutes.

This 1990 concert appears to be from a digital original. As such, it clearly shows what an accomplished recitalist he was, in everything from arie antiche, British traditional songs, to opera and operetta. A beautiful and beguiling voice, deployed with musicality and feeling. The series of charity concerts Ramon gave at Rainhill ended with this one. He was always happy to return to home ground ...

These rare items, a celebration of Ramon's birthday on 9 May, display the power and beauty of Ramon's early prime, aged 30. They are from a 1970 broadcast recording, featuring the Reg Leopold Orchestra. Part of the opening stanza of Torna a Surriento was missing so a short section has been replaced by a version from a later concert.

Act 1 scene 1 missing Act 2: 0.55.26 Act 3: 1.56.15 The main reason for posting another Vienna Frau is the presence in the cast of Jess Thomas, who sang the role of the Emperor in the 1964 premiere of the Karajan production. The only time he returned to sing the role in Vienna was for these two performances, therefore it’s frustrating that the recording is missing the first scene. As yet, this ...

Ramon Remedios - Musicals: The Great Years

Mozart Idomeneo Scottish Opera 19 October 1996 Randle, Spence, Milne, Rutter, Hoare, Marba

Richard Strauss Ariadne auf Naxos (Excerpts) Vienna 1970 Rysanek, Thomas, Grist, Zschau, Böhm

Ramon Remedios English Songs, live and broadcast (1980s)

Strauss Ariadne auf Naxos New York 28 March 1970 Rysanek, King, Grist, Lear, Böhm

Strauss Capriccio Final Scene Janowitz, Hollreiser Vienna 1984

Puccini TOSCA Vienna 12 March 1984 Rysanek, Svetlev, Pons, Kunz, Binder

Strauss Die Frau ohne Schatten Vienna 26 Jan 1977 Rysanek, Nilsson, Kastu, Berry, Hesse, Bohm

Ramon Remedios Di rigori armato (Der Rosenkavalier) Osnabruck 1980s

Ramon Remedios Schumann Dichterliebe London 1980 Acc Helen Robertson Barker

RAMON REMEDIOS A new town is a blue town (The Pajama Game) 1980s broadcast

Ponchielli La Gioconda (Berlin 1 March 1974) Rysanek, Tagliavini, Paskalis, Randova, Patané

RAMON REMEDIOS Flower Song Carmen Broadcast 1980s

Ramon Remedios Rainhill, Liverpool Concert 1988 Acc. Scilla stewart