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It may seem strange to associate Charles-Marie Widor (the foremost organ virtuoso of his day) with the restrained art-form of the French mélodie. Yet it formed an important part of his output and he played a major part in its establishment as a serious art-form.
Charles-Marie Widor: Chansons de Mer, Op. 75
No. 1. La Mer
No. 2. A Mi-Voix
No. 3. Serenade Italienne
No. 4. Encore un Soir qui Tombe
No. 5. La Petite Couleuvre Bleu
No. 6. A l'Aube
No. 7. Ce Monde Meilleur
No. 8. Rosa, la Rose
No. 9. Seul dans la Nuit
No. 10. Les Nuages
No. 11. Douleur Precoce
No. 12. Le Ciel d'Hiver
No. 13. Les Yeux et la Voix
No. 14. Repos Eternel
Charles-Marie Widor: La Nuit
La Nuit
Charles-Marie Widor: Tristesse Infinie
Tristesse Infinie
Charles-Marie Widor: Nuit Mysterieuse
Nuit Mysterieuse
Charles-Marie Widor: Dormez, Melite
Dormez, Melite
Charles-Marie Widor: Oublieras-Tu que d'Heures Douces
No. 1. La Mer