David Lloyd
David Lloyd (1912-1969) was an American tenor, active in opera, oratorio and concert music. He sang widely in the United States and was valued in large choral-orchestral repertory.
In the Pristine catalogue he appears in Beethoven, Mahler, Bruckner and other works with conductors including Koussevitzky and Bruno Walter.
Lloyd’s singing was lyric, clear and disciplined, with the stamina and musical line required by major concert ...
MAHLER Symphony No. 2, 'Resurrection'
BRUCKNER Te Deum
Live and studio recordings, 1948 & 1953
Total duration: 1hr 43:10
Nadine Conner, soprano
Jean Watson, contralto
Frances Yeend, soprano
Martha Lipton, contralto
David Lloyd, tenor
Mack Harrell, baritone
Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York
Westminster Choir (Dr John Finley Williamson, director)
conducted by Bruno Walter
Studio recording, 1947
Total duration: 68:40
Eunice Alberts contralto
David Lloyd tenor
James Pease bass
Berkshire Music Festival Chorus
Serge Koussevitzky, conductor
Boston Symphony Orchestra
BRITTEN Albert Herring
Live recording, 1949
Total duration: 2hr 3:04
Albert Herring - David Lloyd
Lady Billows - Ellen Faull
Mrs Herring - Lise Sorrell
Sid - Irvin Nordquist
Nancy - Helen Spaeth
Berkshire Music Center Opera Department
conducted by Boris Goldovsky
