Appears on releases

#TitleLengthTrack artistRelease titleRelease artistRelease group typeCountry/DateLabelCatalog#
Official
3.4Four Saints Three Acts Acts III and IV Abridged14:02Virgil ThomsonAn American Celebration Vol. 1New York PhilharmonicAlbumNew York PhilharmonicNYP 9904

Relationships

choir vocals:Choral Art Society (on 1960-05-07)
vocals:Betty Allen (mezzo soprano) (on 1960-05-07)
McHenry Boatwright (bass-baritone) (on 1960-05-07)
Lee Venora (soprano) (on 1960-05-07)
Arnold Voketaitis (bass-baritone) (on 1960-05-07)
orchestra:New York Philharmonic (on 1960-05-07)
conductor:Leonard Bernstein (American conductor, composer, pianist) (on 1960-05-07)
recording of:Four Saints in Three Acts (on 1960-05-07: live, partial)

Four Saints in Three Acts

composer:Virgil Thomson (American composer)
librettist:Gertrude Stein (American writer)
parts:Four Saints in Three Acts: Act I, Tableau 1. "Saint Teresa in a storm at Avila"
Four Saints in Three Acts: Act I, Tableau 2. "Saint Teresa could be photographed"
Four Saints in Three Acts: Act I, Tableau 3. "Saint Teresa as a young girl being widowed" / "Many saints seen"
Four Saints in Three Acts: Act I, Tableau 4. "Could all four saints not only be in brief"
Four Saints in Three Acts: Act I, Tableau 5. "Saint Ignatius could be in porcelain"
Four Saints in Three Acts: Act I, Tableau 6. "A scene and withers"
Four Saints in Three Acts: Act I, Tableau 7. "Saint Teresa has been with him"
Four Saints in Three Acts: Act II. "Act two... Saint Ignatius was very well known"
Four Saints in Three Acts: Act II. "How many saints are there in it"
Four Saints in Three Acts: Act II. "Scene eight... To wait"
Four Saints in Three Acts: Act III. "Once in a while and where and where around"
Four Saints in Three Acts: Act III. "One two three as one"
Four Saints in Three Acts: Act III. "Pigeons on the grass alas"
Four Saints in Three Acts: Act III. "Scene five... Alive"
Four Saints in Three Acts: Act III. "With withdrawn"
Four Saints in Three Acts: Act III. Intermezzo
Four Saints in Three Acts: Act IV. "One at a time regularly"
Four Saints in Three Acts: Prologue
Four Saints in Three Acts: Prologue to Act IV. "Act four... How many acts are there in it"