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Anna Russell, née Anna Claudia Russell-Brown (27 December 1911 – 18 October 2006) was an English–Canadian singer and comedienne. She gave many concerts in which she sang and played comic musical sketches on the piano. Among her best-known works are her concert performances and famous recordings of The Ring of the Nibelungs (An Analysis) – a humorous 30-minute synopsis of Richard Wagner's De...read more

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How To Write Your Own Gilbert And Sullivan Opera
The Ring of the Nibelungs (An Analysis)
A Practical Banana Promotion
Dripping With Gore
How to write your own Gilbert & Sullivan opera
Noisy Neighbors
Introduction to the Concert (By the Women's Club President)
How to Enjoy Your Bagpipe
Russian folk song: Da, Nyet, Da, Nyet (Live)
How to Write Your Own Gilbert and Sullivan Opera (Live)
Survey of Singing from Madrigals To Modern Opera
For loud singers with no brains: Ah Lover! from the operetta The Prince of Philadelphia (Live)
Backwards with the Folk Song
The Ring of the Nibelungs (An analysis) - Live
How to Write Your Own Gilbert and Sullivan Opera - Live
Miserable
"The Ring Of The Nibelungs" - An Analysis
A Square Talk on Popular Music or The Decline and Fall of the Popular Song
Russian Folk Song: "Da, Nyet, Da, Nyet"
Coloratura aria: Canto dolciamente pipo from the opera La Cantatrice Squelante (Live)
The Ring of the Nibelungs (An analysis) (Live)
Advice on Song Selections for Concert Singers
Introduction To The Concert (By Women's Club President)
Introduction to the Concert (By Women's Club President) - Live
Poetry In The Cellar
The Ring - An Analysis
Russian folk song: Da, Nyet, Da, Nyet - Live
For singers with tremendous artistry but no voice: Schlumph; Je n'ai pas la Plume de ma Tante (Live)
The Ring of the Nibelungs (An Analysis) [Live]
The French Horn
British - pure but dull: I Love the Spring - Live
Coloratura aria: Canto dolciamente pipo from the opera La Cantatrice Squelante - Live
For the Dramatic Soprano: "Schreechenrauf"
For loud singers with no brains: Ah Lover! from the operetta The Prince of Philadelphia - Live
British - pure but dull: I Love the Spring (Live)
Hamletto, or Prosciuttino
For singers with tremendous artistry but no voice: Schlumph; Je n'ai pas la Plume de ma Tante - Live
Russian Folk Song: ''Da, Nyet, Da, Nyet''
For the dramatic soprano: Schreechenrauf (Live)
Coloratura Aria ''Canto Dolciamente Pipo'' from the opera La Cantatrice Squelante
Please Santa Claus
Russian Folk Song
The Ring or the Nibellungs (An analysis)
For the dramatic soprano: Schreechenrauf - Live
The Ring of the Nibelungs
British - Pure But Dull: "I Love the Spring"
"The Ring Of The Nibelungs" (An Analysis)
Coloratura Aria "Canto Dolciamente Pipo" from the Opera "La Cantatrice Squelante"
For Singers with Tremendous Artistry but no Voice: "Schlumph; Je N'ai Pas La Plume De Ma Tante"
For the Dramatic Soprano: ''Schreechenrauf''
The Wagner Ring Cycle Analysis
Introduction to the Concert (By Women's Club President) (Live)
Introduction To The Concert
British--Pure But Dull: ''I Love the Spring''
For Loud Singers With No Brains
The Ring of the Nibellungs (An Analysis)
For Loud Singers with no Brains: "Ah Lover!" from the operetta "The Prince of Philadelphia"
For Singers with Tremendous Artistry but no Voice: ''Schlumph; Je N'ai Pas La Plume De Ma Tante''
Introduction to the Concert (By Women's Club President) (Live)
Hamletto or Prosciuttino
La donna Nannella
British - Pure but dull
Russian Folk Song: Da, Nyet, Da, Nyet
Bagga bagga bona
Da, Nyet, Da, Nyet [Live]
The Ring of the Nibelungs - an analysis
Introduction
British - Pure But Dull: I Love The Spring
Coloratura Aria "Canto Dolciamente Pipo"
About Opera and the Deficiencies of Most Plot Synopses
For The Dramatic Soprano: Schreechenrauf
Nabucco, an Analysis: Act III
For Singers With Tremendous Artistry But No Voice: Schlumph; Je N'ai Pas La Plume De Ma Tante
For Loud Singers with no Brains: ''Ah, Lover!'' from the operetta The Prince of Philadelphia
Ring of Nibelungs, comic analysis [Live]
Nabucco, an analysis: Act I
Russian Folk Song - 'Da, Nyet, Da, Nyet'
The French Horn (from the series "Instruments of the Orchestra") - Voice
How to Write Your Own Gilbert and Sullivan Opera [Live]
Introduction to the Concert (By Women's Club President) [Live]
I Love the Spring [Live]
Introduction to the Concert (By the Women's Club President) [Live]
Die Zauberflõte, an analysis: Act I
British - Pure But Dull. 'I Love The Spring'
How to Write your own Gilbert
Chloryphil Solly
Coloratura aria: Canto dolciamente pipo from the opera La Cantatrice Squelante
Red-Hot Mamma
Hamelleto, Or Prosciuttino
I Gave My Love a Cherry (For the Untrained Singer)
Trink
Da, Nyet, Da, Nyet (Russian Folk Song)
Nabucco, an analysis: Act II
For Singers with Tremendous Artistry but no Voice
Coloratura Aria
British, Pure But Dull: "I Love The Spring"
For Loud Singers with no Brains: "Ah, Lover!"
For Singers With Tremendous Artistry But No Voice: "Schlumph, Je N'ai Pas La Plume De Ma Tante"
Wagner/Russell (Anna): The Ring Of The Nibelungs
I'm Only a Faded Rose
End Of The Line
Feeling Fine
Nabucco, an analysis: Act IV
Hamletto
Nabucco, an analysis: Act IV
How to Enjoy Your Bagpipe from the series "Wind Instruments I Have Known" - Voice
The Dramatic Soprano
Schlumph, Je N'Ai Pas la Plume de Ma Tante [Live]
The Ring of the Nibelungs (An analysis) -Wagner; Russell-
The Witches' Song from Hansel and Gretel
Hamletto
Schreechenrauf [Live]
The Ring: An Analysis
For Loud Singers With No Brains - 'Ah, Lover!' (from the operetta The Prince Of Philadelphia)
Two Time Man
Aria From "The Psychiatrist"
For The Dramatic Soprano - 'Schreechenrauf'
I Love the Spring
The Ring (An Analysis)
Nacht and Tag
La Danza
How To Enjoy The Bagpipe
The Ring-An Analysis
For loud singers with no brains: Ah Lover! from the operetta The Prince of Philadelphia
For the Singer With No Voice But Great Artistry
British — Pure but Dull: ''I Love the Spring''
For the Dramatic Soprano
A Square Talk On Popular Music
Coloratura Aria "Canto Dolciamente Pipo" (From the Opera La Cantatrice
For the Dramatic Soprano- 'Schreechenrauf'
Coloratura Aria "Canto Dolciam
A Square Talk on Popular Music or the Decline and Fall of the Popular Song Performer
Die Zauberflõte, an Analysis: Introduction
Russian Folk Song- 'da, Nyet, Da, Nyet'
Russell (Anna): For Singers With Tremendous Artistry But No Voice - Schlumph; Je N'Ai Pas La Plume De Ma Tante
Anaemia's Death Scene
Wir Gehen In Den Automaten
Come Lovely Death
Let Us Hang The Holly
O Gentle Bird With Feathered Breast
The Tender Snowdrop
My Heart Is Red (Contemporary Music for Tone-Deaf Singers)
Oh, Night! Oh, Day!
Die Zauberflõte, an analysis: Act II
Spanish Rude (Guarda La Bella Tomato)
Coloratura Aria 'Canto Dolciamente Pipo' (from the opera La Cantatrice Squelante)
Russell (Anna): Russian Folk Song - Da, Nyet, Da, Nyet
Je Ne Veaux Pas Faire L'amour
Bergerette
Les Cigarette
Habanera Hoe Down
The Ring of Nibelungs - An analysis
For Loud Singers With no Brains: ''Ah, Lover!'' From the Operetta "The Prince of Philadelphia"
Spanish Polite (Bagga Bagga Bona)
Russell (Anna): For Loud Singers With No Brains - Ah Lover! From The Operetta The Prince Of Philadelphia
The French Horn (from the series "Instruments of the Orchestra")
The French Horn (from the series "Instruments of the Orchestra")
My Heart is Red (Contemporary Music for Tone Deaf Singers)
Ah, Lover! (From the Operetta The Prince of Philadelphia) [Live]
I Love The Spring (British - Pure But Dull)
Anna_Russell_-_The_Ring-An_Analysis
Coloratura Aria Canto Dolciamente Pipo
Schreechenrauf
Anna Russell In Darkest Africa: Part 1
Russian Folk Song: "Da, Nyet,
For Singers with Tremendous Artistry but no Voice: "Schlumph
Wind Instruments I Have Known: How to Enjoy Your Bagpipe
Backwards with the Folk Song: A Lily Maid Sat Making Moan, Old Mother Slipper Slopper, Ricky Ticky, I'm Sittin' In the Bar All Alone, Jolly Old Sigmund Freud
Mad
Russell (Anna): Coloratura Canto Dolciamente Pipo From The Opera La Cantatrice Squelante
Russell (Anna): British/Pure But Dull/I Love The Spring
Yesteryear
Maladjusted
Schreechenrauf (For the Dramatic Soprano)
For Singers With Tremendous Artistry but no Voice: ''Schlumph" / "Je n'ai pas la plume de ma tante''
Russell (Anna): For The Dramatic Soprano - Schreechenrauf
Contemporary music for tone-deaf singers: "My Heart is Red"
Instruments of the Orchestra: The French Horn - Voice
Guide for concert audiences
Anna Russell In Darkest Africa, Pt. 1
Not for your benefit
Contemporary Music For Tone-Deaf Singers: My Heart Is Red
Schreechenrauf (For the Dramatic Sopranao)
The Ring of the Nibelung (An Analysis) 1/3
Schlumph, Je N'ai Pas la Plune de Ma Tante (For Singers with Tremendous Artistry But No Voice)
For the Dramatic Soprano: 'Schreechenrauf'
The Prince of Philadelphia: Ah Lover! (For Loud Singers with No Brains)
The Ring An Analysis
Russian Folk Song; 'Da, Nyet, Da, Nyet'
Coloratura aria 'Canto dolciamente pipo'
Habanera Hoedown
Die Zauberflõte, an analysis: 0. Introduction
Canto Dolciamente Pipo from the Opera La Catatrice Squelante
Hamletto, Or Prosciuttino (sung in simultaneous Italian and English)
Russian Folk Song - Da, Nyet, Da, Nyet (feat. John Coveart & Harry Dworkin)
For Singers With Tremendous Artistry But No Voice - Schlumph; Je N'Ai Pas La Plume De Ma Tante (feat. John Coveart & Harry Dworkin)
For the Dramatic Soprano - ''Schreechenrauf''
The Ring of the Nibellungs (An
How To Enjoy The Bagpipe (from the series "Wind Instruments I Have Known")
Instruments of the Orchestra: The French Horn
The Ring Of The Nibelungs (feat. John Coveart & Harry Dworkin)
Coloratura Canto Dolciamente Pipo (From The Opera La Cantatrice Squelante)
For the dramatic soprano - Schreechenrauf
Russian Folk Song - Da, Nyet, Da, Nyet
Schlumph; Je N'ai Pas La Plume De Ma Tante (For Singers with Tremendous Artistry but No Voice)
A Lily Maid Sat Making Moan/Old Mother Slipper Slopper/Ricky Ticky/I'm Sittin' in the Bar All Alone/Jolly Old Sigmund Freud
Ah, Lover! From the Prince of Philadelphia
British - Pure but dull: 'I love the spring'
Hamletto, or Prosciuttino - Voice
How solo riders can take surprise wins over dominant teams (GeekingWatts)
Ring of Nibelungs, comic analysis
Da, Nyet, Da, Nyet
Schlumph; Je N'ai Pas La Plume De Ma Tante (For Singers with Tremendous Artistry but No Voice)
Hamletto, or Prosciuttino (Voice)
For Loud Singers with no Brains- 'Ah, Lover!'
Schlumph; Je n'ai pas la Plume da Ma Tante
Grit Our Teeth Grin And Bear It And Try Harder - Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, September 20, 1953
Noisy Neighbors (feat. Jimmy Carroll & His Orchestra)
Coloratura Aria ''Canto Dolciamente Pipo''
Schreechenrauf for voice & piano [Live]
La Catatrice Squelante: Colorata aria "Canto Dolciemente Pipo"
Backwards With a Folksong
I Love the Spring for voice &
Introduction To A Concert (By
Medley: British/Pure But Dull/I Love The Spring
A Lily Maid Sat Making Moan/Old Mother Slipper Slopper/Ricky Ticky/I'm Sittin' in the Bar All Alone/Jolly Old Sigmund Freud
The Ring of the Nibelungs: an Analysis
For The Untrained Singer: I Gave My Love A Cherry
What Happened; Carmen At The Met
Ah, Lover! From the Prince of Philadelphia
For Loud Singers With No Brains: "Ah, Lover!" from the operetta The Prince of Philadelphia
The French Horn (from the series "Instruments of the Orchestra") (Voice)
Coloratura Aria "Canto dociamente pipo" from the opera La Cantatrice Squelante
For singers with tremendous artistry but no voice: 'Schlumph; je n'ai pas la plume de ma tante'
British - Pure but dull: 'I love the spring'
A Lily Maid Sat Making Moan - Old Mother Slipper Slopper - Ricky Ticky -
My Ear - The Rubens Woman
Ring of the Nibelungs (An Analysis)
For Loud Singers With No Brain
For the untrained singer: "I Gave My Love A Cherry"
Survey of Singing from Madrigals to Modern Opera - No. 2. Victorian art song ("How sudden sweet the thoughts that come") & Coloratura aria ("Oh, gentle bird with feathered breast")
For The Dramatic Soprano - Schreechenrauf (feat. John Coveart & Harry Dworkin)
For Loud Singers With No Brains - Ah Lover! (From The Operetta The Prince Of Philadelphia)
Survey of Singing from Madrigals to Modern Opera - No. 1. Two madrigals ("Come, let's hang the holly" & "Come, lovely Death") & a cantata ("We went into the outermart")
Medley: Survey Of Singing From Madrigals To Modern Opera (feat. Eugene Rankin & Arthur Hoberman)
Medley: British/Pure But Dull/I Love The Spring (feat. John Coveart & Harry Dworkin)
coloratura blues
How To Write Your Own Gilbert & Sullivan Opera (feat. John Coveart & Harry Dworkin)
da nyet
Medley: A Practical Banana Promotion (feat. Eugene Rankin)
Wind Instruments I Have Known
Instruments of the Orchestra
The_Ring-An_Analysis
All the Right Notes, Not Necessarily in the Right Order
For Loud Singers with no Brains - ''Ah, Lover!''
An Analysis
For Singers with Tremendous Artistry but no Voice - ''Schlumph: Je N'ai Pas la Plume de ma Tante''
British - Pure But Dull--''I Love the Spring''
Nabucco, Act II
For Loud Singers with no Brains: ”Ah, Lover!”
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