Victoria Hall. Separate performances were given in 2000 in Edinburgh and Aberystwyth. Another was given at the Longfellow Festival in 2011. Another was given in 2013 near Wallingford, England. A large-scale performance was given in 2019 by the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra at the Meistersingerhalle, Nuremberg, Germany. In August 1928, the Australian dramatic soprano Florence Austral made a 78-rpm recording of the soprano piece from the score, The Night is Calm, for HMV (D 1516). John Barbirolli conducted the orchestra and chorus of the Royal Opera House. A remastered recording was released on CD by Dutton Laboratories (number CDLX 7025). Hyperion released the first professional recording of the work in 2001. Notes References Further reading W.H.T. "On Descriptive Music: As Illustrated by The Golden Legend", The Living Age, 198 (12 August 1893) pp. 357–62. External links The Golden Legend at the Gilbert and Sullivan Archive Libretto 2001 Hyperion Recording The Golden Legend at The Gilbert and Sullivan Discography Information about the cantata and musical score Annotated version of Longfellow's poem Musicweb discussion of The Golden Legend Compositions by Arthur Sullivan 1886 compositions Cantatas Musical settings of poems by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Fiction about the Devil The Devil in classical music