8CD/DVD/Set di cofanetti Hector Berlioz: Berlioz Rediscovered

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Berlioz Rediscovered - CD, DVD, Box Set

John Eliot Gardiner | Hector Berlioz | Orchestre Révolutionnaire Et Romantique

Musica classica | Il romanticismo

2019

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DVD

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Box Set 8CD+DVD Clamshell

Decca 7. giugno 2019 Europa

Compilation Album Reissue

Per saperne di più ID: 45853 EAN: 0028948346875 Discogs ID: 13470035

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Titolo	Berlioz Rediscovered
Artista	John Eliot Gardiner \| Hector Berlioz \| Orchestre Révolutionnaire Et Romantique
Per saperne di più	Box Set 8CD+DVD Clamshell
Formato	8x CD DVD
Casa editrice	Decca
Paese di pubblicazione	Europa
Data di pubblicazione	7. giugno 2019
La prima uscita è stata	2019
Peso	995 g
EAN	0028948346875
ID prodotto	45853
ID Discogs	13470035

Hector Berlioz: Berlioz Rediscovered versione su 8CD/DVD/Set di cofanetti in standard edizione. Questa particolare edizione è stata pubblicata in Europa nella casa editrice Decca in data 7. giugno 2019.

The album "Hector Berlioz: Berlioz Rediscovered" from 2019 is a comprehensive collection that showcases the breadth and depth of Hector Berlioz's compositional genius. This album features a selection of his works, ranging from the early "Messe Solennelle" (H 20A), a piece once thought lost and later rediscovered, to the evocative song cycle "Irlande" (Op. 2, H 38), which captures the spirit of Irish folk music. The album also includes the delicate art song "Le Trébuchet" (Op. 13/3, H 113) and the haunting "La Mort D'Ophélie" (Op. 18/2, H 92), which portrays Ophelia's tragic demise.

Album comprende generi Musica classica e Il romanticismo.

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	Messe Solennelle H 20A
	Bass-Baritone Vocals Gilles Cachemaille \| Choir The Monteverdi Choir \| Orchestra Orchestre Révolutionnaire Et Romantique \| Soprano Vocals Donald Brown \| Tenor Vocals Jean-Luc Viala
	Irlande Op. 2, H 38
	Piano Viola Tunnard \| Text By Thomas Moore \| Translated By Louise Belloc, Thomas Gounet
CD2-10	Le Trébuchet Op. 13/3, H 113 (From Fleure Des Landes)	2:46 min
	Contralto Vocals Helen Watts \| Soprano Vocals April Cantelo \| Text By Emile Deschamps
CD2-11	La Mort D'Ophélie Op. 18/2, H 92 (From Tristia)	7:03 min
	Adapted By (Text) Ernest Legouvé \| Soprano Vocals April Cantelo \| Text By [After] William Shakespeare
CD2-12	Chant De La Fête De Pâques Op. 1/1, H 33 (From Huit Scènes De « Faust »	6:49 min
	Adapted By (Text) Gérard De Nerval \| Choir The Monteverdi Choir \| Tenor Vocals Robert Tear \| Text By [After] Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
	Symphonie Fantastique Op. 14, H 48
	Orchestra Orchestre Révolutionnaire Et Romantique
	Harold En Italie Op. 16, H 68
	Orchestra Orchestre Révolutionnaire Et Romantique \| Viola Gérard Caussé
	Tristia Op. 18, H 119
	Orchestra Orchestre Révolutionnaire Et Romantique
	Roméo Et Juliette Op. 17, H 79
	Adapted By (Text) Emile Deschamps, William Shakespeare \| Bass-Baritone Vocals [La Père Laurence] Gilles Cachemaille \| Choir The Monteverdi Choir \| Mezzo-soprano Vocals Catherine Robbin \| Orchestra Orchestre Révolutionnaire Et Romantique \| Tenor Vocals Jean-Paul Fouchécourt \| Text By [After] Emile Deschamps, William Shakespeare
	La Damnation De Faust Op. 24, H 111
	Adapted By (Text) [From Translation] Almire Gandonnière, Hector Berlioz \| Chorus Edinburgh Festival Chorus \| Orchestra Orchestre De L'Opéra De Lyon \| Text By [From] Johann Wolfgang von Goethe \| Translated By Gérard De Nerval \| Vocals [Brander] René Schirrer \| Vocals [Faust] Michael Myers (3) \| Vocals [Marguerite] Anne Sofie Von Otter \| Vocals [Méphistophélès] Jean-Philippe Lafont
	Symphonie Fantastique Op. 14, H 48
	Orchestra Orchestre Révolutionnaire Et Romantique
	Messe Solennelle H 20A
	Bass-Baritone Vocals Gilles Cachemaille \| Choir The Monteverdi Choir \| Orchestra Orchestre Révolutionnaire Et Romantique, Orchestre Révolutionnaire Et Romantique \| Soprano Vocals Donna Brown \| Tenor Vocals Jean-Luc Viala