Le Temps des Fleurs [Import]

1. Entrez Sans Frapper

2. Toi Mon Amour

3. Si J'Avais des Millions (If I Were a Rich Man) {de la Comedie Musicale}

4. Tout le Monde a Sa Chanson d'Amour

5. Tzigane

6. Tout le Monde Sait (Everybody Knows)

7. Pars

8. Dans la Ville Endormie

9. Petite Maison Bleue (Casa Bianca)

10. Bambola

11. Temps des Fleurs (Those Were the Days)

12. Je M'Endors Dans Les Brus

13. Septième Jour

14. Petit Perroquet

15. Je Me Repose

16. Quelques Larmes de Pluie (Rain and Tears)

17. Manuella (Viva la Quince Brigada)

18. Tire l'Aiguille

19. Anniversaire

20. Sèche Vite Les Larmes

See all 24 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
Reissue of the Original Album Recorded for Braclay Label.

Tracks:

LE BESTIAIRE OU CORTEGE D'ORPHEE: I - Le Dromadaire
LE BESTIAIRE OU CORTEGE D'ORPHEE: II - La Chevre Du Tibet
LE BESTIAIRE OU CORTEGE D'ORPHEE: III - La Sauterelle
LE BESTIAIRE OU CORTEGE D'ORPHEE: IV - Le Dauphin
LE BESTIAIRE OU CORTEGE D'ORPHEE: V - L'ecrevisse
LE BESTIAIRE OU CORTEGE D'ORPHEE: VI - La Carpe
COCARDES: I - Miel De Narbonne
COCARDES: II - Bonne D'enfant
COCARDES: III - Enfant De Troupe
5 POEMES DE RONSARD: I - Attributs
5 POEMES DE RONSARD: II - Le Tombeau
5 POEMES DE RONSARD: III - Ballet
5 POEMES DE RONSARD: IV - Je N'ai Plus Les Os
5 POEMES DE RONSARD: V - A Son Page
CHANSONS GAILLARDES: I - La Maitresse Volage
CHANSONS GAILLARDES: II - Chanson A Boire
CHANSONS GAILLARDES: III - Madrigal
CHANSONS GAILLARDES: IV - Invocation Aux Parques
CHANSONS GAILLARDES: V - Couplets Bachiques
CHANSONS GAILLARDES: VI - L'offrande
CHANSONS GAILLARDES: VII - La Belle Jeunesse
CHANSONS GAILLARDES: VIII - Serenade
AIRS CHANTES: I - Air Romantique
AIRS CHANTES: II - Air Champetre
AIRS CHANTES: III - Air Grave
AIRS CHANTES: IV - Air Vif
Epitaphe
3 POEMES DE LOUISE LALANNE: I - Le Present
3 POEMES DE LOUISE LALANNE: II - Chanson
3 POEMES DE LOUISE LALANNE: III - Hier
4 POEMES DE GUILLAUME APOLLINAIRE: I - L'anguille
4 POEMES DE GUILLAUME APOLLINAIRE: II - Carte Postale
4 POEMES DE GUILLAUME APOLLINAIRE: III - Avant Le Cinema
4 POEMES DE GUILLAUME APOLLINAIRE: IV - 1904
5 POEMES DE MAX JACOB: I - Chanson Bretonne
5 POEMES DE MAX JACOB: II - Cimetiere
5 POEMES DE MAX JACOB: III - La Petite Servante
5 POEMES DE MAX JACOB: IV - Berceuse
5 POEMES DE MAX JACOB: V - Souric Et Mouric
8 CHANSONS POLONAISES: I - La Couronne
8 CHANSONS POLONAISES: II - Le Depart
8 CHANSONS POLONAISES: III - Les Gars Polonais
8 CHANSONS POLONAISES: IV - Le Dernier Mazour
8 CHANSONS POLONAISES: V - L'adieu
8 CHANSONS POLONAISES: VI - Le Drapeau Blanc
8 CHANSONS POLONAISES: VII - La Vistule
8 CHANSONS POLONAISES: VIII - Le Lac

Tracks:

5 POEMES DE PAUL ELUARD: I - Peut - Il Se Reposer?
5 POEMES DE PAUL ELUARD: II - Il La Prend Dans Ses Bras
5 POEMES DE PAUL ELUARD: III - Plume D'eau Claire
5 POEMES DE PAUL ELUARD: IV - Rodeuse Au Front De Verre
5 POEMES DE PAUL ELUARD: V - Amoureuses
A Sa Guitare
TEL JOUR, TELLE NUIT: I - Bonne Journee
TEL JOUR, TELLE NUIT: II - Une Ruine Coquille Vide
TEL JOUR, TELLE NUIT: III - Le Front Comme Un Drapeau Perdu
TEL JOUR, TELLE NUIT: IV - Une Roulotte Couverte En Tuiles
TEL JOUR, TELLE NUIT: V - A Toutes Brides
TEL JOUR, TELLE NUIT: VI - Une Herbe Pauvre
TEL JOUR, TELLE NUIT: VII - Je N'ai Envie Que De T'aimer
TEL JOUR, TELLE NUIT: VIII - Figure De Force Brulante Et Farouche
TEL JOUR, TELLE NUIT: IX - Nous Avons Fait La Nuit
3 POEMES DE LOUISE DE VILMORIN: I - Le Garcon De Liege
3 POEMES DE LOUISE DE VILMORIN: II - Au-Dela
3 POEMES DE LOUISE DE VILMORIN: III - Aux Officiers De La Garde Blanche
2 POEMES DE GUILLAUME APOLLINAIRE: I - Dans Le Jardin D'anna
2 POEMES DE GUILLAUME APOLLINAIRE: II - Allons Plus Vite
MIROIRS BRULANTS: I - Tu Vois Le Feu Du Soir
MIROIRS BRULANTS: II - Je Nommerai Ton Front
Le Portrait
La Grenouillere
Priez Pour Paix
Ce Doux Petit Visage
Bleuet
FIANCAILLES POUR RIRE: I - La Dame D'andre
FIANCAILLES POUR RIRE: II - Dans L'herbe
FIANCAILLES POUR RIRE: III - Il Vole
FIANCAILLES POUR RIRE: IV - Mon Cadavre Est Doux Comme Un Gant
FIANCAILLES POUR RIRE: V - Violon
FIANCAILLES POUR RIRE: VI - Fleurs

Tracks:

BANALITES: I - Chanson D'orkenise
BANALITES: II - Hotel
BANALITES: III - Fagnes De Wallonie
BANALITES: IV - Voyage A Paris
BANALITES: V - Sanglots
CHANSONS VILLAGEOISES: I - Chanson Du Clair Tamis
CHANSONS VILLAGEOISES: II - Les Gars Qui Vont A La Fete
CHANSONS VILLAGEOISES: III - C'est Le Joli Printemps
CHANSONS VILLAGEOISES: IV - Le Mendiant
CHANSONS VILLAGEOISES: V - Chanson De La Fille Frivole
CHANSONS VILLAGEOISES: VI - Le Retour Du Sergent
METAMORPHOSES: I - Reine Des Mouettes
METAMORPHOSES: II - C'est Ainsi Que Tu Es
METAMORPHOSES: III - Paganini
2 POEMES DE LOUIS ARAGON: I - C
2 POEMES DE LOUIS ARAGON: II - Fetes Galantes
2 POEMES DE GUILLAUME APOLLINAIRE: I - Montparnasse
2 POEMES DE GUILLAUME APOLLINAIRE: II - Hyde Park
2 POEMES DE GUILLAUME APOLLINAIRE: I - Le Pont
2 POEMES DE GUILLAUME APOLLINAIRE: II - Un Poeme
Paul Et Virginie
Mais Mourir
Hymne
3 CHANSONS DE FEDERICO GARCIA LORCA: I - L'enfant Muet
3 CHANSONS DE FEDERICO GARCIA LORCA: II - Adelina A La Promenade
3 CHANSONS DE FEDERICO GARCIA LORCA: III - Chanson A L'oranger Sec
Le Disparu
Main Dominee Par Le Coeur
CALLIGRAMMES: I - L'espionne
CALLIGRAMMES: II - Mutation
CALLIGRAMMES: III - Vers Le Sud
CALLIGRAMMES: IV - Il Pleut
CALLIGRAMMES: V - La Grace Exilee
CALLIGRAMMES: VI - Aussi Bien Que Les Cigales
CALLIGRAMMES: VII - Voyage

Tracks:

Mazurka
LA FRAICHEUR ET LE FEU: I - Rayon Des Yeux...
LA FRAICHEUR ET LE FEU: II - Le Matin Les Branches Attisent...
LA FRAICHEUR ET LE FEU: III - Tout Disparut...
LA FRAICHEUR ET LE FEU: IV - Dans Les Tenebres Du Jardin...
LA FRAICHEUR ET LE FEU: V - Unis La Fraicheur Et Le Feu...
LA FRAICHEUR ET LE FEU: VI - Homme Au Sourire Tendre...
LA FRAICHEUR ET LE FEU: VII - La Grande Riviere Qui VA...
PARISIANA: Le Joueur De Bugle
PARISIANA: Vous N'ecrivez Plus?
Rosemonde
LE TRAVAIL DU PEINTRE: I - Pablo Picasso
LE TRAVAIL DU PEINTRE: II - Marc Chagall
LE TRAVAIL DU PEINTRE: III - Georges Braque
LE TRAVAIL DU PEINTRE: IV - Juan Gris
LE TRAVAIL DU PEINTRE: V - Paul Klee
LE TRAVAIL DU PEINTRE: VI - Joan Miro
LE TRAVAIL DU PEINTRE: VII - Jacques Villon
La Souris
Nuage
Dernier Poeme
Une Chanson De Porcelaine
LA COURTE PAILLE: I - Le Sommeil
LA COURTE PAILLE: II - Quelle Aventure!
LA COURTE PAILLE: III - La Reine De Coeur
LA COURTE PAILLE: IV - Ba, Be, Bi, Bo, Bu
LA COURTE PAILLE: V - Les Anges Musiciens
LA COURTE PAILLE: VI - Le Carafon
LA COURTE PAILLE: VII - Lune D'avril
Toreador
4 CHANSONS POUR ENFANTS: I - La Tragique Histoire Du Petit Rene
4 CHANSONS POUR ENFANTS: II - Nous Voulons Une Petite Soeur
4 CHANSONS POUR ENFANTS: III - Le Petit Garcon Trop Bien Portant
4 CHANSONS POUR ENFANTS: IV - Monsieur Sans-Souci
Fancy
Colloque

Customer Reviews:

Essential for the chansom junkie. Buy It........2006-10-25

'Poulenc Melodies' performed by a really impressive lineup of vocal talent including Elly Ameling and Nicolai Gedda is exactly the kind of recording you need if you are compulsive about having 'complete' collections of things. This shows a range of composition which smaller releases such as single CD 'Voyage a Paris' (Hyperion, with Felicity Lott and Graham Johnson)can give us. For starters, many of these chansom showed a lot more evidence of more modern stylings and a far greater range of interpretation. In fact, I even had to check the lyrics in the included booklet to verify that on some songs, the performers were singing in French. Even though I have a smattering of knowledge of French, I would have sworn that the singers were performing songs in Russian.

I am happy that all four discs run for more than 60 minutes. No cheap short changing here. If you don't want to spring for the large set, the Hyperion release is great, but this is worth every penny.

Almost completely wonderful.......2005-04-29

Its very considerable advantage lies in its completeness. Poulenc was one of the very greatest songwriters of any era. If you have no Poulenc songs in your collection, start here. The recommendation of Kruysen is a fine one, but only after you have heard this as a basis of comparison. Of Ameling, Senechal, Souzay, Gedda, and Parker, the only disappointment is Parker, who - I'll just say it - sings with his usual bleat. Souzay is a shade past it in vocal quality, but he still understands these songs as well as anybody, with great declamation (and that, after all, is what most of French singing is about). The dryness of the voice is nowhere close to disastrous, as it might have been in Italian opera. Indeed, it lends an air of life lived, without excuses. Gedda is okay. The standouts are Souzay, Ameling, and Senechal. Baldwin accompanies superbly.

Indisputable Gallic flair.......2004-06-06

These performances are piquant and stylistically right on target. Even if Souzay is past his best here, he brings a lifetime of experience to bear and the other performers are wonderful. Ignore the curmudgeon who blasted this set. You will enjoy this tremendously if you love Poulenc.

Idiomatic, fresh, cleanly recorded.......2001-05-12

This is a fine set. Dalton Baldwin accompanies each singer with clarity and zest. And who can resist the affectionate singing of the likes of Nicolai Gedda and Elly Ameling? The "melodies" themselves are magnificent--among Poulenc's finest creations. Whether you have other performances of these works or not, I think you'd be pleased with this beautifully recorded set. Certainly the 70's-vintage performances are more individual in profile, more "romantic," if you will, than those conjured by most of the "anonymous" singers of our own age. Recommended with enthusiasm.

the best songs ever ruined by uneven performing.......2001-05-05

This is a warning for all Poulenc fans NOT to take the bargain route and purchase this immense collection -- you might think you're getting a great deal but: the singing and pianism is substandard and doesn't do the music justice (remotely). Songs like Bonne Journe'e or Ho^tel are all but ruined... Here's what to buy: Bernard Kruysen's CD of selected Poulenc masterpieces (favoring the Elouard settings)... nobody will ever come close to Kruysen in interpreting Poulenc. Avoid THIS CD. They still get 2 stars for (1) being encyclical and (2) delivering clear and even sound quality.

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Bizarre and intriguing music

Janequin: Le Chant des Oyseaulx

Manufacturer: Harmonia Mundi Fr.
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000027NTN
Release Date: 1992-12-09

Tracks:

Le Chant Des Oyseulx
Toutes Les Nuictz
J'atens Le Temps
Il Estoit Une Fillette
Las On Peult Juger: 1. Chanson De Janequin/2. Transcription Pour Luth...
Ung Jour Colin
O Doulx Regard, O Parler
Le Chant De L'alouette
Quand Contremont Verras
Hellas Mon Dieu Ton Ire
Ma Peine N'est Pas Grande
O Mal D'aymer
Herbes Et Fleurs
L'aveugle Dieu (A. De Rippe D'apres Janequin)
A Ce Joly Moys De May
Assouvy Suis
Quelqu'un Me Disoit L'aultre Jour
M'y Levay Ung Matin
M'y Amye A Eu De Dieu
Le Chant Du Rossignol

Customer Reviews:

Bizarre and intriguing music.......2003-12-10

The works of Clement Janequin are somewhat neglected, despite there being an ensemble dedicated to him (the Janequin Ensemble perform on this album). This is unfortunate, because Janequin was one of the strangest and most interesting composers of pre-Baroque music. Some of his songs--particularly the title track--are full of bizarre vocal effects which add both impressive virtuosity and humor to his compositions. This is a good selection of music performed by a good ensemble, although the whiny, nasal voice of countertenor Dominique Visse is ever-present.

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Some lovely work, although not idiomatic French and with very English approach
If one track is worth US$50. . .
Gounod needs style, charm

Songs By Charles Gounod

Manufacturer: Hyperion
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Songs by Bizet
Songs by Camille Saint-Saëns
The Songs of Chausson / Lott · Murray · McGreevy · Trakas · Chilingirian Quartet · G. Johnson

ASIN: B000002ZWA
Release Date: 1993-12-28

Tracks:

Ou voulez-vouz aller?
Le soir
Venise
Ave Maria
Serenade
Chanson de printemps
Au rossignol
Ce que je suis sans toi
Envoi de fleurs
La paquerette
Bolero
Mignon
Reverie
Ma Beel amie est morte
Loin du pays
Clos ta paupiere
Priere
L'absent
Le temps des roses

Tracks:

Biondina: Prologo: Da qualche tempo
Biondina: Biondina bella
Biondina: Sotto un cappello rosa
Biondina: Le labbra ella compose
Biondina: E stati alquanto
Biondina: Ho messo nuove corde
Biondina: Se come io son poeta
Biondina: Siam iti l'altro giorno
Biondina: E le campane hanno suonato
Biondina: Ell'e malata
Biondina: ler fu mandata
Biondina: L'ho accompagnato
The Worker
A Lay Of The Early Spring
My True Love Hath My Heart
Oh Happy Home! Oh Blessed Flower!
The Fountain Mingles With The River
Maid Of Athens
Beware!
The Arrow And The Song
Ilala (Stances a la memoire de D Livingstone)
If Thou Art Sleeping, Maiden

Customer Reviews:

Some lovely work, although not idiomatic French and with very English approach.......2007-06-01

One of the reviewers below truly does not like this collection. I can understand and do agree with some of his criticisms, but not with all.

Ann Murray is mostly in truly beautiful voice, especially on the first disc. No one would suggest her French is perfect (and it's not - it is very English), but her feeling (mostly) for the songs is often charming, and I enjoyed in particular her singing of "La pâquerette" and "Boléro", which moved in very sprightly fashion.

Anthony Rolfe Johnson's voice is inexplicably referred to by a reviewer below as a "dry little voice" and "completely lacking in charm or aural appeal". This is demonstrably not true - listen to the soundclips above, and you will hear a beautiful tenor voice in the classic modern English style. Anthony Rolfe Johnson has a sensitive approach, which admittedly does not always serve the music as well as it could, particularly where darker emotion is required or deeper passions could be shown - but goodness! The voice itself is delicious! Anything for which the requirement is a gorgeous sound and a feeling of tenderness is exactly what he does best.

(I must agree that his Italian is not good - it's very very British and makes scarcely an attempt at an Italian accent.)

Felicity Lott is my least favourite singer on this set. I particularly didn't like her first two offerings here - and I don't believe Ms Lott ever "gets" the style. Her French IS indeed heavily accented (school French is correct) - she liaises where she should, she follows the rules, but the flavour is always roast beef instead of crêpes Suzette. However, her voice is not ugly, and she certainly knows what she is singing. It's just that none of that knowledge really percolates into anything approaching the French style and an interpretation that reaches the listener. To understand what I mean, compare her version of "Mignon" with that sung by Sophie Marin-Dego on the CD "Vivent les vacances" - what a difference! (That album, by the way, is one I very highly recommend.)

The first CD of this set comprises only some of Gounod's French songs (sung by the two women), and the second CD consists entirely of the Biondina cycle (sung in Italian) and Gounod's "English" songs (sung in English). As Anthony Rolfe Johnson doesn't even sing any songs in French in this set, it's rather unfair to make any assumptions about his French. I thought the Biondina often sounded ravishing, and if I was left wishing for more urgency and variation in some of the songs in this cycle, that and the very English accent remain my sole caveats.

It was the English songs on this set that made me most uncomfortable. All three singers essay these songs in the rather bombastic style that has hamstrung English ballad singers throughout the last century. The "r"s are rolled (overly so); the approach is often coy and school-ma'am-ish; the timbres seem to slip into Savoy Opera G&S style... and in my opinion does not serve the music as well as would a more straightforward and elegant approach. It doesn't help that the lyrics are mostly pretty dreadful...! Why, oh why didn't Gounod use some better quality poetry?

Overall, it's undeniable that this is not a representation of French songs sung with impeccable French style. That's true. But the singing itself is often lovely, and certainly Graham Johnson's playing is beautiful - I do agree that the playing was sometimes stodgier than I felt it should be, but this reflects the tempi chosen by the singers.

In all, in spite of the stylistic lack and the English pronunciation of the French, this remains an often beautifully sung set, containing otherwise unavailable recordings of comparatively rare songs in the discography. (Why is Gounod so infrequently recorded? It is strange.) And for those reasons, this is a set worth having.

I would actually give this 3 and a half stars, but I do think 3 stars is a little unfair... so 4 stars let it be.

If one track is worth US$50. . ........2005-01-18

If one track is worth fifty bucks then you should definitely buy it. I am referring to the "Song of Spring" surely one of the few happy melodies out of Gounod and regrettably out of print in its master recording (E. Ameling, D. Baldwin, Soiree Francaise, 1985). Song of Spring pops up often in many critical studies: see, e.g., Camera Lucida, by R. Barthes who referred to it in his "wintergarten" passage. To this day, it still invites reflection. The passage of flats and diminished sevenths throughout the otherwise joyful song could only be interpolated by a composer and harmonist who, like J. Strauss, had lived life and the song still deserves, as the above critic suggests, to be sung by a younger woman speckled with the odor of chrysanthemums.

Gounod needs style, charm.......2004-12-05

Anybody who has heard one of the better Gounod songs sung by the likes of Reynaldo Hahn, Ninon Vallin, Charles Panzéra, Pierre Bernac or Gérard Souzay will know how extremely lovely and hard to sing they are!

They require a full technique-what Gérard Souzay has called "French bel canto"-to do justice to their delicate and elaborate melodies; a perfect sense of STYLE constructed on an idiomatic command of ennunciation; an elegant musicianship; last, but emphatically not least, they require CHARM, an elusive feeling impossible to coach.

Study a few of those older interpreters, and you will understand immediately, in a few measures, why some people-among them Maurice Ravel-thought Charles-Marie Gounod the father of French art song.

It is nice to have this collection by three respected British singers in superb, though somewhat overresonant, digital sound. They are musical, somewhat slack perfomances in high-school French. They totally lack any sense of what the music is about, however, or any of the sensuous elegance the music requires. The worst offender is the tenor, whose dry little voice-what is known in the operatic world as a tenorino comprimario-is completely lacking in charm or aural appeal. His Italian, in the Biondina cycle, is awful.

The women are a bit better, but sound none-too-young.

The pianist, who is the brain behind this whole series of Hyperion song recordings, is a good player with an ear for the lovely phrase, but tends to take everything far too slowly: the nascent love of the singer for the lovely Biondina, and his funereal lamentations for her demise, towards the end of the cycle, sound exactly alike! That is certainly NOT Gounod's fault.

Listen to Reynaldo Hahn's one recoding from this cycle, and you will understand immediately why this collection will really not do.

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Berlioz: The Complete Operas

Manufacturer: Philips
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000025VM7
Release Date: 2002-03-11

Tracks:

Overtura
Scena1a
Scena1b
Scena2a
Scena2b
Scena3a
Scena3b
Scena3c
Scena4a
Scena4bscena5
Scena6
Scena7a
Scena7b
Scena8a
Scena8b
Scena8c9y10a
Scena10by11
Scena12a
Scena12b
Scena13finale_a
Scena13finale_b
Scena13finale_c
Scena13finale_d
Scena13finale_e
Scena13finale_f
Tableau_bild3_a
Tableau_bild3_b
Tableau_bild3_c
Tableau_bild3_d
Tableau_bild3_e
Tableau_bild3_f
Tableau_bild3_g
Tableau_bild3_h
Tableau_bild3_i
Finale_a
Finale_b
Tableau_bild4_a
Tableau_bild4_b
Tableau_bild4_c
Tableau_bild4_d
Tableau_bild4_e
Tableau_bild4_f
Tableau_bild4_g
Tableau_bild4_h
Finale
Overtura
Actoprimero_a
Actoprimero_b
Actoprimero_c
Actoprimero_d
Actoprimero_e
Actoprimero_f
Actoprimero_g
Actoprimero_h
Actoprimero_i
Actoprimero_j
Actoprimero_k
Actoprimero_l
Actoprimero_m
Entreacto
Acto_segundo_a
Acto_segundo_b
Acto_segundo_c
Acto_segundo_d
Acto_segundo_e
Acto_segundo_f
Acto_segundo_g
Acto_segundo_h
Acto_segundo_i
Acto_segundo_j
Acto_segundo_k
Ha! Ha! Apr Dix Ans
Les Grecs Ont Disparu...Malheureux Roi!...Chore...C'est Lui!
Reviens Toi, Vierge Ador!...Pauvre e ar!...Si Tu M'aimes, Va -T'en...Mais Le Ciel Et La T
Dieux Protecteurs De La Ville ernelle
Combat De Ceste - Pas De Lutteurs
Andromaque Et Son Fils!
Du Peuple Et Des Soldats
Chiment Effroyable!
Que La Dsse Nous Prote...A Cet Object SacrFormez Corte, Enfant S
Non, Je Ne Verrai Pas La Dlorable Fe
De Mes Sens erdus...
Introduction Orchestrale...O Lumie De Troie!...Ah!...Fuis, Fils De V us
Quelle Espance Encor Est Permise...Le Salut Des Vaincus Est De N'enp Lus Attendre
Ah! Puissante Cybe
Tous Ne Piront Pas...O Digne Soeur D'hector
Complices De Sa Gloire...Le Tror! Le Tror!
De Carthage Les Cieux
Gloire Didon
Nous Avons Vu Finir Sept Ans Peine...Chers Tyriens
Entr Des Constructeurs
Entr Des Matelots
Entr Des Laboureurs
Peuple! Tous Les Hinneurs...Gloire Didon
Les Chants Joyeux...Sa Voix Fait Nare Dans Mon Sein
Echapp Grand Peine...Errante Sur Les Mers.
J'rouve Une Soudaine Et Vive Impatience
Auguste Reine, Un Peuple Errant Et Malheureux
J'ose Peine Annoncer La Terrible Nouvelle!...Annonce Nos Troyensl 'Entreprise Nouvelle...Des Ar
Chasse Royale Et Orage - Pantomime
Dites, Narbal, Qui Cause Vos Alarmes-
De Quels Revers Menaces-Tu Carthage...Vaine Terreur
Marche Pour L'entr De La Reine
Pas Des Alms
Danse Des Esclaves
Pas D'esclaves Nubiennes
Assez, Ma Soeur...O Blonde C
Pardonne, Iopas...O Pudeur! Tous Conspire
Mais Bannissons Ces Tristes Souvenirs...Tout N'est Que Paix Et Charme
Nuit D'ivresse Et D'extase Infinie!
Vallon Sonore
Prarez Tout, Il Faut Partir Enfin...Chaque Jour Voit Grandir La ColRe Des Dieux
Par Bacchus! Ils Sont Fous Avec Leur Italie!...
Inutiles Regrets!...Ah! Quand Viendra L'instant Des Supres Adieux
En!...
Debout, Troyens, eillez-Vous, Alerte!...Alerte!...Entendez-Vouz, Ami S, La Voix D'en-
Errante Sur Tes Pas...Italie!
Va, Ma Soeur, L'implorer
En Mer, Voyez! Six Vaisseaux!...Dieux Immortels! Il Part!...
Ah! Ah! Je Vais Mourir...
Adieu, Fie Cit
Dieux De L'oubli, Dieux Du Tare...S'il Faut Enfin Qu'en Aborde En Italie
Pluton...Semble M're Procipe...
Ah! Au Secours! Au Secours! La Reine S'est Frapp...Rome...Rome...Im Mortelle!...Haine ernelle

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Janequin: Elegiac & Picturesque Songs

Manufacturer: Analekta
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ASIN: B0001WPQMO
Release Date: 2007-04-03

Tracks:

Le Chant Des Oyseaulx
Bel Aubepin Verdissant
La Chasse: Gentilz Veneurs
Rions, Chantons, Passons Temps
Ce Moys De May
Herbes Et Fleurs
Ce N'est Pas Moy
Nature Ornant La Dame
La Guerre
Il S'en Va Tard
Puisque Mon Cueur
Pourquoy Tournez Vous Vos Yeux
Ce Faux Amour
Doulens Regretz, Ennuys, Souspirs
Les Cris De Paris

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Le Temps des Fleurs
Dalida
Manufacturer: Polygram France
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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An 2005, Vol. 10: 1969-1970

ASIN: B00000IXXR
Release Date: 1998-01-15

Tracks:

Entrez Sans Frapper
Toi Mon Amour
Si J'Avais des Millions (If I Were a Rich Man) [De LA Comedie Musicale]
Tout le Monde a Sa Chanson d'Amour
Tzigane
Tout le Monde Sait (Everybody Knows)
Pars
Dans la Ville Endormie
Petite Maison Bleue (Casa Bianca)
Bambola
Temps des Fleurs (Those Were the Days)
Je M'Endors Dans Les Brus
Septi Jour
Petit Perroquet
Je Me Repose
Quelques Larmes de Pluie (Rain and Tears)
Manuella (Viva la Quince Brigada)
Tire l'Aiguille
Anniversaire
Se Vite Les Larmes
Zoum Zoum Zoum
Dis-Moi des Mots
Violons de Mon Pays
Vent N'A Pas de Mire

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Reissue of the Original Album Recorded for Braclay Label.

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Superb rendition of neglected French Songs

Oiseau Bleu

Manufacturer: New Albion Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000000R42
Release Date: 1995-10-17

Tracks:

Oh! Si les fleurs avaient des yeux
Crepuscule
Souvenez-vous, Vierge Marie!
C'est l'amour!
Sept Hai-Kais: I. Preface du Kokinshiou
Sept Hai-Kais: II. Les herbes de l'oubli...
Sept Hai-Kais: III. Le coq...
Sept Hai-Kais: IV. La petite tortue...
Sept Hai-Kais: V. La lune d'automne...
Sept Hai-Kais: VI. Alors...
Sept Hai-Kais: VII. L'ete
Chansons pour les oiseaux: La colombe poignardee
Chansons pour les oiseaux: Le petit pigeon bleu
Chansons pour les oiseaux: L'oiseau bleu
Chansons pour les oiseaux: Le petit serin en cage
Trois poemes desenchantes: I. Guitare
Trois poemes desenchantes: II. 'Tu passais...'
Trois poemes desenchantes: III. 'Si ton esprit...'
Les deux pigeons
Le soir
Le temps des roses
L'absent
Viens! Les gazons sont verts!
Trois chants de la jungle: I. Chil le vautour
Trois chants de la jungle: II. Maktah
Trois chants de la jungle: III. Themmangu

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Superb rendition of neglected French Songs.......1998-12-08

This disk contains some exquisite art songs by Massenet and Gounod, many of which I have never seen in other French art song collections. They are interspersed with the songs of two 20th century composers, Louis Beydts and Maurice Delage. Beydts's music is quite lyrical and tonal, reminiscent of the later songs of Reynaldo Hahn - the real jewel is his "L'Oiseau Bleu" (also the title of the CD). Delage's is slightly more modernistic - I think his subtle French wit is lost a bit on me. The high point of this disk is Zimmer's performance of the Massenet songs. It is no wonder the most singers have ignored these songs, the lyrical melodic lines that soar thru the upper register must be quite a feat, and Zimmer makes them sound effortless. She sings Massenet with the same technical brilliance as Beverly Sills and with incredible clarity of tone and warmth.

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A lovely recital

My Garden, An Anthology

Manufacturer: Hyperion
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000002ZZ8
Release Date: 1997-06-10

Tracks:

Mein Garten
Jasminenstrauch
Herzeleid
Die Blume der Ergebung
Erstes Grun
Volksliedchen
Im Fruhling
Der Gartner
Nachtzauber
Fruhling ubers Jahr
Anakreons Grab
Er ist's
Le mariage des roses
Le temps des lilacs
Green
Les Roses d'Ispahan
Lied
Toutes les fleurs!
From The Red Rose
Roses Of Picardy
Triolet
The Rose Family
One Perfect Rose
Red Roses And Red Noses
Cabbages, Cabeans And Carrots

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A lovely recital.......2000-03-14

If you, like me, consider Dame Felicity Lott one of the warmest, most endearing recitalists now singing, you must purchase this marvelous CD. If you do not know who Ms. Lott is, or have never heard her but love to hear the glories of the human voice, this CD is also for you. I have over 200 lieder CD's and records in my collection, but "My Garden" is the recital CD that I turn to most often when I want to hear a superlative female singer interpret a group of varied songs in an absolutely charming way. In "My Garden," Ms. Lott chooses songs in German, French, and English which deal with gardens, flowers, and, even, in one song, delicious vegetables. We hear songs by Schumann like "Mein Garden" ("My Garden") and "Die Blume der Ergebung" ("The Flower of Resignation"); Wolf's exquisite "Anakreons Grab" ("The Grave of Anacreon") with its roses and laurel; a group of French songs by Franck, Chausson, Faure, and Chabrier; and irresistable songs by British composers' Sir Charles Villiers Stanford, Haydn Wood, ("Roses of Picardy"), the eccentric Lord Berners ("Red Roses and Red Noses") and even a British Music Hall song, "Cabbages, Cabeans, and Carrots," which is sung ("styled" is perhaps a better word) by Dame Lott with charming fervor! Then there are the American composers, Seymour Barab (setting a poem by Dorothy Parker entitled "One Perfect Rose"), and two songs by the wonderful John Musto, one of which is set to a poem by Robert Frost ("The Rose Family.") This is all very lovely music, superbly sung by Dame Felicity Lott with the usual magnificent piano accompaniment by Graham Johnson. There is nothing more a lieder enthusiast could ask for. I have heard Ms. Lott several times in recital, and, I must say, this CD perfectly recreates one of her lieder concerts. The beautifully warm voice is present, and her charm and brilliance are captured on this Hyperion CD. I might add that the CD is an excellent introduction to the world of lieder for anyone wishing to explore this wonderful genre. There are excellent notes included, as well as full texts with clear, coherent trtanslations. This Hyperion CD, quite literally, has everything!

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Anthologie Vol 4: 1964-65

Manufacturer: Msi Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0002DR0MG
Release Date: 2004-01-01

Product Description

French only collection of Petula's Vogue recordings. Focusing on her output between 1964 & 1965, this collection feature 28 tracks including three bonus cuts. Includes the original sleeve, full colour booklet and is digitally remastered. Standard jewel case housed in a slipcase.