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La Nuit De Mai

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Leoncavallo Ruggero - La nuit de Mai 01. La muse - Poète prends ton luth et me donne un baiser (4:28) 02. Le poète - Comme il fait noir dans la vallée (1:37) 03. La muse - Poète prens ton luth la nuit sur la pelouse (2:48) 04. Le poète - Pourquoi mon coeur bat-il si vite (2:25) 05. La muse - Poète prends ton luth le vin de la jeunesse (3:44) 06. Le poète - Est-ce toi dont la voix m'appelle (3:42) 07. La muse - Poète prends ton luth c'est moi ton immortelle (9:18) 08. Le poète - S'il ne te faut ma soeur chérie (2:57) 09. La muse - Crois-tu donc que je sois comme le vent d'automne (3:53) 10. La muse - Lorsque le pélican lassé d'un long voyage (3:10) 11. La muse - Poète c'est ainsi que font les grands poètes (1:53) 12. Le poète - O muse spectre insatiable (2:27)

Orchestra Sinfonica Di Savona - orchestra
Paolo Vaglieri - conductor
Gustavo Porta - tenor

LEONCAVALLO

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Nr kat.: CDS423
Label : Dynamic (Italia)

Composer Ruggero Leoncavallo is more renowned than known. His Pagliacci, although nowadays staged less frequently, is still in the repertoire - usually paired off with Mascagni's Cavalleria Rusticana - and its numerous recordings testify to its lasting popularity; but the rest of Leoncavallo's output has long fallen into oblivion. La nuit de mai is a symphonic poem for tenor and orchestra composed in 1886 on the homonymous poem written by Alfred De Musset in the spring of 1935. This extraordinary composition, one of the most successful written by Leoncavallo during his French stay, was premièred in Paris on 3rd April 1887. The poem by De Musset, conceived as a dialogue between the Poet and his inspiring Muse, is a very Romantic work. The result is a work of unusual fascination, with fine melodic ideas and refined tone-colour subtleties; a work that reveals many unknown aspects of Leoncavallo, who was able to use with ease and success a typically French melodic and harmonic language.