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Trouble in Tahiti (1951-1952)

Libretto: Leonard Bernstein
Leonard Bernstein, New York Philharmonic, Michael Clark (Tenor), Mark Brown (Baritone), Antonia Butler (Soprano), Nancy Williams (Mezzo Soprano), Julian Patrick (Bass-baritone)
1974, New York City
Remastered
11 Tracks, 44:24
    • Prelude. "Daa-Doa Day... Mornin' sun kisses the windows"
      03:13
    • Scene 1. "How could you say the thing that you did"
      05:32
    • Scene 2. "Yes? Oh, Mister Partridge!"
      03:04
    • Scene 3a. "I was standing in a garden!
      04:35
    • Scene 3b. "Then desire took hold inside me"
      02:47
    • Scene 4. "Well, of all People... I'm on my way"
      06:31
    • Interlude. "Skid a lit day"
      01:46
    • Scene 5. "There's a law"
      04:23
    • Scene 6a. "What a movie!"
      04:39
    • Scene 6b. "There's a law that a man has to pay for what he gets"
      00:38
    • Scene 7. "Evenin' shadows are spreadin' softly"
      07:16