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Tea for Two - Songs and Chansons from The Belle-Époque to The Roaring 20s (Decouture, Brocard, Frivol'Ensemble)
- 歌唱: Clémentine Decouture
- 发行时间:2018-10-12
- 唱片公司:Naxos
- 唱片编号:8.573973
- 类型:录音室专辑
- 歌曲
- 时长
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作曲家:Vincent Youmans
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作品集:No, No, Nanette, Act II
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作曲家:Hope Temple
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作曲家:André Messager( 安德烈·梅萨热)
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作品集:Mirette, Act I
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作品集:Monsieur Beaucaire
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作曲家:André Messager( 安德烈·梅萨热)
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作品集:Monsieur Beaucaire, Act I
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作曲家:Ivan Caryll
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作品集:S.A.R. (Son Altesse Royale), Act III
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作曲家:Rodolphe Berger
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作品集:Le Chevalier d'Éon, Act III: Récit et Cavatine de Lauranguy
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作曲家:Félix A. Fourdrain
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作品集:Les contes de Perrault, Act I
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作曲家:Haydn Wood
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作曲家:Rodolphe Berger
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作曲家:Reynaldo Hahn
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作曲家:Louis Beydts
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作品集:Moineau, Act II
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作曲家:Marcel Lattès
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作品集:Maggie, Act I
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作曲家:Jerome Kern( 杰罗姆·科恩)
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作品集:Miss Information, Act III
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作曲家:Maurice Yvain
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作曲家:Grace LeBoy
简介
Alexander Moyzes was one of the most significant figures in modern Slovak music, synthesizing the national musical style inherited from his teacher Vitezslav Novak with wider European contemporary trends. Both of these symphonies were written in a happy period of the composer’s life- before his musical oeuvre was overshadowed by conflict. The eloquent and sprightly Fifth Symphony is a celebration of ‘the heritage of my dear father,’ who was also a talented musician and an important figure in Alexander’s development as a composer. The Sixth Symphony is notable for its clarity and symmetry, from the simple theme of its opening to the brilliant contrapuntal fugato in its closing movement. This is Volume 3 in a series of reissues from the Marco Polo label. These releases remain as the only easily accessible reference, and with recordings and performances that still sound fresh and invigorating. Of the original release, MusicWeb International commented: “There are definite folk inflections, all incisively propelled by the late Ladislav Slovak and his orchestra who presumably know these symphonies better than anyone.”