The Anna Russell album?
Contributors: Dworkin, Harry; Coveart, John
Publisher: Columbia
Published: 1972
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording]
Subjects: Parodies, imitations; Humorous songs; Songs (High voice) with piano; Humorous recitations; Singing; Humor
Notes: Notes by Charles Burr on container.

Satirical sketches on vocal music and singers, performed by Anna Russell. Harry Dworkin, piano (1st disc) ; John Coveart, piano (2nd disc, side 2).
Table of contents: title: Coloratura aria: Canto dolciamente pipo from La cantatrice squelant.; title: British, pure but dull: I love the spring.; title: Russian folk song: Da, nyet, da, nyet.; title: For loud singers with no brains: Ah, lover, from The Prince of Philadelphia.; title: For singers with tremendous artistry but no voice: Schlumph; Je n'ai pas la plume de ma tante.; title: Contemporary music for tone-deaf singers: My heart is red.; title: For the untrained singer: I gave my love a cherry.; title: For the dramatic soprano: Schreechenrauf.; title: The Ring of the Nibelung, an analysis.; title: Introduction to the concert by Women's Club President.; title: How to write your own Gilbert and Sullivan opera.