J'Attendrai [Import]

1. J'Attendrai

2. O Corse Île d'Amour

3. Écoutez Les Mandolines

4. Tchi Tchi

5. C'Est Á Capri

6. Rosita

7. Tristesse

8. Vieni, Vieni

9. Santa Lucia

10. Ideale

11. Berceuse de Jocelyn

12. Reginella

13. Tant Qu'il y Aura des Étoiles

14. Chante du Gardien

15. Loin des Guitares

16. C'Est un Chargrin d'Amour

17. Reviens

18. Bohémienne aux Grands Yeux Noirs

19. Ou Voulez-Vous Aller?

20. Mia Piccolina

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Tracks:

J' Attendrai
Je Suis Sex-Appeal
Le Meme Coup
Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf?
Je Sais Que Vous Etes Jolie!
Par Correspondance
The Continental
Un Amour Comme Le Notre
Cette Chanson Est Pour Vous
Rendez-Vous Sous La Pluie
Si Tu M'Aimes
Un Poisson Dans L'Eau
Vous Qui Passez Sans Me Voir
La Chanson Des Rues
Plus Rien N'Existe
Un Peu De Fumee...Viola Tout! (Melancolie)
Pour Vous J'Avais Fait Cette Chanson
Can I Forget You?
Two Sleepy People
Stardust
Sur Le Pont D'Avignon
The Cab
Je Tire Ma Reverence
Paris, Tu N'As Pas Change
I've Got A Pocketful Of Dreams

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J'attendrai

J'Attendrai
Rina Ketty
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J'attendrai
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J'attendrai.......2007-05-13

J'attendrai (I Will Wait) is an old beautiful french love song.
This CD is wonderful to listed to.
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Lully: Les Divertissements de Versailles

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Wonderful CD
Versailles, Le Roi Soleil, et Lully
A great introduction to the father of French opera

Lully: Les Divertissements de Versailles
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Chantons tous de l'Amour
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Que le feu des forges s'allume
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Wonderful CD.......2005-09-22

I only would like to say that this is a first class disc. I love classical music since the barroque century to our days. Thank you very much.

Versailles, Le Roi Soleil, et Lully.......2002-06-19

Great music, wonderfully performed, historically accurrate,
what else could we ask for.

A great introduction to the father of French opera.......2002-06-11

Considering his historical importance as the founder of French Baroque opera, it is perhaps surprising that Jean-Baptiste Lully has not received the same degree of attention on disc as his rivals and followers. The revival of French Baroque music which has been such a phenomenon over the last two or three decades has only rarely paid him much attention. Listeners seem to find the harmonic daring of Marc-Antoine Charpentier or the incredible colour and imagination of Jean-Philippe Rameau far more to their taste. Lully's suave, well-crafted music is often dismissed as bland beside the music of these figures and that of Lully's English follower, Purcell. But as this well-filled (78 minutes) disc of extracts from the whole range of his stage music demonstrates, Lully was a considerable and innovative composer in his own right. If you are new to Lully, this is the ideal place to start.

The new recording tells the story of how this ambitious, and frequently ruthless, young Florentine transformed himself into a French citizen and friend of "Le Roi Soleil", just as he transformed the Italian opera of the mid-seventeenth century into something uniquely Gallic. Lully began by catering to the young King Louis XIV's mania for dance with a series of comedies-ballets written in collaboration with Moliere. Extracts from two of them, "Georges Dandin" and "L'Amour Medecin" are included here, where the Italian influence is still strong with plenty of lively comedy. This phase of Lully's career culminated with the amazing five-hour extravaganza, "Psyche", in 1671. Two powerful choruses from this divertissement start the disc.

It was while he was working on "Psyche" that Lully met the librettist Philippe Quinault who was to be his partner in forging a distinctively French form of opera, the 'tragedie lyrique'. Quinault's contribution was vitally important since Lully saw opera as an equal marriage of words and music. The key would be expressive recitative rather than the show arias that dominated the Italian 'opera seria' of the time. The chorus and ballet would also play a major part in the divertissements which ended each act, offering a chance for Lully to show off his musical imagination. Some of the best examples of this come in the extracts from the opera "Isis" (1677) included here. In fact the first audience found the music rather too imaginative and it soon acquired the reputation as a work for connoisseurs only, 'the musicians' opera'. One of the connoisseurs who appreciated it was Henry Purcell. The "Scene de Froid" inspired him to write the wonderfully atmospheric Frost Scene in his "King Arthur" (1691). You can hear immediately what appealed to the Englishman's imagination - the chattering chorus and shivering violins conjure up a vivid impression of extreme cold. It is quickly followed by a scene depicting blazing heat - the smithy of the Chalybes, where the ringing percussion suggests the music of Wagner's Nibelheim two hundred years later. But the most haunting music is a lament by the god Pan for the nymph Syrinx, after her transformation into a reed. It is touchingly accompanied by woodwind and an organ. The characteristic Lullian blend of words and music (which is possibly one reason why many non-French speaking Baroque enthusiasts find a whole Lully opera hard to listen to) is illustrated by scenes from "Armide" and "Roland". In the latter, the hero Roland searches for his lost love Angelique. Lully's music conjures up a beautiful pastoral scene using only smoothly sliding strings, becoming more and more troubled as Roland learns from the names carved into the trees that his beloved has married his rival, Medor. Finally, Roland explodes into rage, his anguish turns to madness and the music rages too. In "Armide", the eponymous heroine, a pagan sorceress, has lulled the Christian hero Renaud asleep so she can stab him to death. However, when she sees him lying defenceless, she falls in love with him and cannot bring herself to commit the murder. Armide's monologue included here, where she hesitates between hatred and love, has always been rightly regarded as one of the high points of the entire French repertoire with its masterly psychological depiction of the tortured enchantress. The disc ends with a love duet between Armide and Renaud from the final act of the opera, followed by another dance, the massive 'grande passecaille'. Its interweaving musical lines have an extraordinary, hypnotic beauty.

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Siboney
Danza Lucumi
Jungle Drums (Canto Karabali)
Gitanarias
Maria My Own
Malague
Always in My Heart
Andalucia
Comparsa
High in Sierra
Domino
Why Do You Pass Me By
At Last! At Last!
Autumn Leaves
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Most Beautiful Melodies André Rieu

Live: André Rieu

Manufacturer: Mpg [Movieplay Gold]
ProductGroup: Music
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Most Beautiful Melodies André Rieu.......2001-03-24

Excelente audio concierto el que presenta André Tieu , en el Cd titulado "Live André Rieu, Die Schonsten Melodien" no hay palabras para describirlo, simplemente maravilloso!

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Andre's Musical Party!
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Old Friends
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Andre's Musical Party!.......2004-03-23

Andre Rieu gives listeners a Musical Party with this Gala Evening, recorded Live. This is my favorite, although with Andre you cannot go wrong.

Happy, Joyful, Fun. Get ready to clap, sing & dance.

Live in Dublin has better sound, but it comes in a close second to this double CD set.

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The best from Holland.......2002-12-29

This is probable the best CD made by Andre Rieu together with Fiesta.
Should be absolutely loved by Dutch people as it has quite a few typically Dutch songs perfectly executed Live.
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Music for festivity !.......1999-11-30

This CD was recordered live. IT's a perfect cd for the "new year" although the sound is not perfect. But it's andré Rieu and we can always appreciate his music. If you like the Johann Strauss orchestra, you'll like the Maastricht Salon orchestra. In fact,some musicians who play in Johann Strauss, play in the Maastricht Salon orchestra. You will hear populars songs like "Old friend", "Stars and stips" "Amazing grace" and the theme song from "Popeye" etc... IT,s different from the other concert of André but it's beautiful. If you are a fan of André Rieu, you must have it.

My wife and I were born in Maastricht now live in Melbourne.......1999-03-21

This concert is performed on "ashwednesday" after the carnival that is celebrated in that part of the Netherlands,they call that province Limburg, the people speak a certain dialect,part German, French, and Maastricht is one of the most beautifull cities in Western Europe,the reason for having "Euro"decision made in "the treaty of Maastricht" a few years ago.When we listen to this music,we shed a tear.

Excellent music however recording engineer ruined the cd.......1999-01-06

Recording engineer Conny Peters has done it again. What could have been an excellect CD was turned into a less than satisfactory one. André's violin sounds like a cheap toy. Improper microphone placement, incorrect recording levels are but a few of the problems found with this CD.

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The Original Diva

J'attendrai
Dalida
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Comme Tu Dois Avoir Froid (Complainte Pour une Fille de Joie)
Amour la Une

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The Original Diva.......2005-06-20

Dalida is fist and foremost an incredible artist whose voice transcends time and musical styles. This album is a collection of songs from the mid seventies and is a transition between her "chanson a texte" phase of the early 70s to her disco years in the late 70s. The songs here are simply beautiful, powerful and Dalida breathes life into every single one. The standouts are the classic "J'attendrai," "Ne lui dis pas," "Ma Vie je la chante," the hauntingly gorgeous "Que reste t-il de nos amours," and the forgotten gem "Raphael."