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| 1. Martern aller arten, from Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail - Mozart |
| 2. Solitudini amiche, from Idomeneo - Mozart |
| 3. O zittre nicht, from Die Zauberflote - Mozart |
| 4. Der holle rache, from Die Zauberflote - Mozart |
| 5. Non paventar mia vita, from Ines de Castro - Weber |
| 6. Quel bonheur, from Fra Diavolo - Auber |
| 7. Letzte rose, from Martha - Flotow |
| 8. Tyrolienne, from La fille du regiment - Donizetti |
| 9. Caro nome, from Rigoletto - Verdi |
| 10. E strano, e strano, from La traviata - Verdi |
| 11. Follie, follie, from La Traviata - Verdi |
| 12. Mi chiamano Mimi, from La Boheme - Puccini |
| 13. Un bel di vedremo, from Madama Butterfly - Puccini |
| 14. Comme autrefois dans la nuit, from Les pecheurs de Perles - Bizet |
| 15. Mein Herr Marquis (laughing song), from Die Fledermaus - Strauss |
| 16. Spiel'ich die Unschuld vom Lande, from Die Federmaus - Strauss |
| 17. Fruhlingsstimmen - Strauss |
Ward Marston's remastering seems to have involved more noise reduction processing than any of the other Erna Berger CDs with which I have compared it. The statement "All tracks are sung in German" on the cover is not correct, but it helps explain that these recordings were made at a time when opera was sung in the language of the country where the singer worked.
Ward Marston's remastering seems to have involved more noise reduction processing than any of the other Erna Berger CDs with which I have compared it. The statement "All tracks are sung in German" on the cover is not correct, but it helps explain that these recordings were made at a time when opera was sung in the language of the country where the singer worked.
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