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Firebirds of Paris

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Wykonawcy
Twórcy

CD [79:18] OPERATIC EXCERPTS BORIS GODUNOV (Musorgsky) 1. Mon cœur est triste [Coronation Scene] Prologue 2:59 Vanni-Marcoux (bass); 8 June 1934; HMV (2 PG 1648-1) DB 4950 2. Sous les murs de Kazan [Chanson de Varlaam] Act I 2:31 Albert Huberty (bass); 1929; Pathé (201919) X 0677 3. J’ai le pouvoir suprême, Act II 5:47 Fred Bordon (bass); 15 May 1930; Columbia (WL 2294-1/WL 2295-1) RF 2 4. Scène du carillon, Act II 3:41 André Pernet (bass); 23 October 1930; Odeon (XXP 7149-1) 123.723 5. Laissez-nous seuls … Sortez, boyards [Les adieux et la mort de Boris] Act IV 8:48 Jean Aquistapace (bass-baritone); 1929; Pathé (201820/201819) X 7189 LA DAME DE PIQUE (Tchaikovsky) 6. Romance de Pauline, Act I 2:40 Livine Mertens (mezzo-soprano); 6 May 1930; Columbia (WLB 66-1) RF 19 LE PRINCE IGOR (Borodin) 7. Lentement baisse le jour [Recitatif et cavatine de Vladimir] Act II 3:21 André D’Arkor (tenor); 20 November 1930; Columbia (WLB 139-2) RF 27 8. Hélas, mon âme est triste … Tendre épouse, Act II 7:50 Pierre Nougaro (baritone); 11 October 1930; Parlophone (95567-2/95574) 59.528 NUIT DE MAI (Rimsky-Korsakov) 9. Air de Levko, Act III 4:22 Charles Friant (tenor); 24 April 1928; Odeon (XXP6656) 171.027 SNEGUROCHKA (Rimsky-Korsakov) 10. Le nuage a dit un jour au tonnerre [Chanson de Lel] Act III 3:24 Ninon Vallin (soprano); 24 October 1927; Odeon (XXP 6516-1) 171.026 SADKO (Rimsky-Korsakov) 11. Les diamants chez nous sont innombrables [Chant hindou] Scene IV 3:35 Georges Thill (tenor); 9 October 1933; Columbia (CLX 1735-1) LFX 336 LE COQ D’OR (Rimsky-Korsakov) 12. Salut à toi, soleil [Hymne au soleil] Act II 3:10 Eidé Norena (soprano); 8 December 1930; Odeon (KI 3938-2) 188.796 SONGS 13. Les haleurs de la Volga [Song of the Volga boatmen] (Doyen) 3:43 François Audiger (bass); 1932; Polydor (5488 BKP) 522310 14. Chanson de la puce [Song of the flea] (Musorgsky) 2:56 Georges Jouatte (tenor); 1 December 1930; Odeon (KI 3935-1) 188.793 15. Chanson géorgienne (Balakirev) 3:32 Ninon Vallin (soprano); 15 December 1931; Odeon (XXP 7312-2) 123.708 16. Extase, op. 34, no. 9 (Rubinstein) 4:32 Charles Soix (bass); 28 May 1946; Pathé (CPTX 624-1) PDT 112 17. Ah! Qui brûla d’amour [None but the lonely heart] (Tchaikovsky) 3:19 Gérard Souzay (baritone); 10 August 1948; French Decca (FDR 3-1) AF 187 18. La rose et le rossignol, op. 2, no. 2 [The rose and the nightingale] (Rimsky-Korsakov) 3:09 Renée Doria (soprano); 3 October 1949; Pathé (CPT 7197-1) PD 101 19. Les lilas, op. 21, no. 5 [Lilacs] (Rachmaninoff) 1:21 Germaine Cernay (mezzo-soprano); 29 September 1930; Odeon (KI 3670-2) 188.765 20. Ô mon champ bien-aimé, op. 4, no. 5 [Harvest of sorrow] (Rachmaninoff ) 4:28 Claudine Boons (soprano); 1929; Polydor (2160 BMP) 566091

MUSSORGSKY
TCHAIKOVSKY
BORODIN
RACHMANINOV

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Nr kat.: MAR51008
Label : Marston (USA)

French and Belgian Singers in Russian Opera and Song

In 1907, Sergei Diaghilev changed the musical landscape of Europe by introducing Russian music to Paris. Diaghilev’s Cinq Concerts Historique Russes (Five Historic Russian Concerts) was a remarkable cultural experience that left Paris hungering for Russian arts. He introduced Paris to Mussorgsky, Borodin, Rimsky-Korsakov, Balakirev, Scriabin, and Rachmaninoff. As with many newly-introduced art forms, the French wanted to make Russian music their own. In a relatively short time, many of the greatest French-language singers were performing Russian repertoire in French. Firebirds of Paris is a single CD devoted to these artists such as Vanni-Marcoux, André D’Arkor, Ninon Vallin, and Georges Thill. The set also includes many rare recordings of some lesser-known, though accomplished artists. The concept of Firebirds in Paris was first presented as a program for the Vocal Record Collectors’ Society in 1999 by Lewis Morris Hall, the producer of this compilation.