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Fiction short. A version of The Merry Wives of Windsor. Ball (op cit) notes that Fenton, Shallow, Slender, Sir Hugh Evans, Doctor Caius and Mistress Quickly are omitted.
A televised version of the opera by Nicolai based on Shakespeare’s play. The London Philharmonic Orchestra is led by Harold Parfitt. Edward Renton conducts. Translated by Francis Dalvin.
Fiction short. The Merry Wives of Windsor presented in ten scenes.
Otto Nicolai’s 1948 opera, translated and adapted by Norman Foster with the Zagreb Symphony Orchestra.
A version, adapted by Hans-Joachim Riegenring, of the opera The Merry Wives of Windsor with music by Otto Nicolai and libretto by Hermann Salomon Mosenthal. The musical director is Joachim Willert; Siegfried...
Radio broadcast of scenes from Otto Nicolai’s opera. The BBC Orchestra and Chorus are conducted by George Knepler, with Ernst Schoen as director. The opera is performed in English, translation by D....
Swedish television production of The Merry Wives of Windsor adapted by Magnus Lindman and directed by Stina Ancker. Björn Granath is Falstaff.
Radio broadcast. Acts I and II of the opera. The Bavarian State Opera and Chorus is conducted by Roger Heger. Gottlob Frick is Falstaff.
Otto Nicolai’s opera with Eugene Johnson as Falstaff. The production was designed for stage by Frank Galati and for television by Richard Carter. The Chicago Opera Theatre is conducted by Robert Frisbie.
Radio drama. The Merry Wives of Windsor produced and adapted by Cedric Messina with Jimmy Edwards as Falstaff and Beryl Reid as Mistress Quickly. Narrated by Leslie Perrins.