Simply glorious from start to finish. Imagine being in the audience at the theatre in 1888 for the first performance and being treated to this. Thank goodness for You Tube as works like this are never heard on mainstream radio.
Used to own this double album, and I don't think anything in 50 years of listening to music has given such concentrated pleasure, and continues to give it.
Some of the most elegant, while at the same time vibrant (in a restrained way), scoring to be heard anywhere. Music that is utterly gorgeous! I get a dose of Dennis's tingle factor at 3:59-5:27, "L'Hiver S'Enfuit" and the final choral/orchestral part....
[00:00] I. Prologue. Fanfares, Marche et Chœurs ('Nous Sommes les Heures Guerrières') [07:04] II. Chœur ('L'Hyver s'enfuit') [09:32] III. Air de danse [11:46] IV. Mélodrame et Chœur '(De roses vermeilles') [14:14] V. Mélodrame et Chœur ('César a fermé la paupière').
Gabriel Fauré:Caligula Op.52 1. Prológus: Fanfárok, Induló és Kórus (Nous Sommes les Heures Guerrières/Mi vagyunk a Háború Órái): Andante quasi allegretto - Allegro moderato 00:00 2. Kórus: L'Hyver s'enfuit (A tél elszalad): Allegretto 07:04 3. Táncdallam (Air de danse): Allegro 09:32 4. Melodráma és Kórus: De roses vermeilles (Vermilion rózsák): Allegro moderato 11:46 5. Melodráma és Kórus: César a fermé la paupière (Caesar lehunyta a szemhéját): Andante molto moderato 14:14 Ensemble Vocal Alix Bourbon Toulouse-i Capitol Zenekar Vezényel:Michel Plasson
Merci infiniment. Quel plaisir pour l'esprit que cette musique élégante, sophistiquée sans être prétentieuse.
Simply glorious from start to finish. Imagine being in the audience at the theatre in 1888 for the first performance and being treated to this. Thank goodness for You Tube as works like this are never heard on mainstream radio.
As soon as you hear the fanfares, you know this is the start of something special! And what a very special composer Faure was...
Used to own this double album, and I don't think anything in 50 years of listening to music has given such concentrated pleasure, and continues to give it.
Some of the most elegant, while at the same time vibrant (in a restrained way), scoring to be heard anywhere. Music that is utterly gorgeous! I get a dose of Dennis's tingle factor at 3:59-5:27, "L'Hiver S'Enfuit" and the final choral/orchestral part....
Thank you!
Lovely echoes of the Requiem in places, written around the same time.
[00:00] I. Prologue. Fanfares, Marche et Chœurs ('Nous Sommes les Heures Guerrières')
[07:04] II. Chœur ('L'Hyver s'enfuit')
[09:32] III. Air de danse
[11:46] IV. Mélodrame et Chœur '(De roses vermeilles')
[14:14] V. Mélodrame et Chœur ('César a fermé la paupière').
Gabriel Fauré:Caligula Op.52
1. Prológus: Fanfárok, Induló és Kórus (Nous Sommes les Heures Guerrières/Mi vagyunk a Háború Órái): Andante quasi allegretto - Allegro moderato 00:00
2. Kórus: L'Hyver s'enfuit (A tél elszalad): Allegretto 07:04
3. Táncdallam (Air de danse): Allegro 09:32
4. Melodráma és Kórus: De roses vermeilles (Vermilion rózsák): Allegro moderato 11:46
5. Melodráma és Kórus: César a fermé la paupière (Caesar lehunyta a szemhéját): Andante molto moderato 14:14
Ensemble Vocal Alix Bourbon
Toulouse-i Capitol Zenekar
Vezényel:Michel Plasson
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