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Ernest Chausson: 7 Melodies, Op. 2 (text by L. Ackermann and A. Silvestre)
No. 6. Hebe
No. 2. Le charme
Ernest Chausson: 4 Melodies, Op. 13 (text by J. Lahor)
4 Melodies, Op. 13: No. 2. Serenade
Ernest Chausson: 7 Melodies, Op. 2 (text by C. Leconte de Lisle)
7 Melodies, Op. 2: No. 7. Le colibri
Ernest Chausson: Le temps des lilas
Le temps des lilas
Richard Strauss: Madchenblumen, Op. 22, TrV 153
No. 1. Kornblumen
No. 2. Mohnblumen
No. 3. Epheu
No. 4. Wasserrose
Claude Debussy: Nuit d'etoiles
Nuit d'etoiles
Claude Debussy: 2 Romances
2 Romances: No. 1. L'ame evaporee
Claude Debussy: Fleur des bles
Fleur des bles
Claude Debussy: Triolet a Philis, "Zephir"
Triolet a Philis, "Zephir"
Alexander Zemlinsky: 7 Songs
7 Songs: No. 3. Liebe und Fruhling
Alexander Zemlinsky: Das Rosenband
Das Rosenband
Alexander Zemlinsky: Fruhlingslied
Fruhlingslied
Alexander Zemlinsky: Wandl'ich im Wald des Abends
Wandl'ich im Wald des Abends
Alexander Zemlinsky: 12 Lieder, Op. 27 (text by S. George and Kalidasa)
No. 1. Entfuhrung
No. 2. Sommer
Charles Koechlin: 7 Chansons pour Gladys, Op. 151
No. 1. M'a dit Amour
No. 2. Tu croyais le tenir
No. 3. Prise au piege
No. 4. La Naiade
No. 5. Le Cyclone
No. 6. La Colombe
No. 7. Fatum
Arnold Schoenberg: 4 Lieder, Op. 2
No. 1. Erwartung
No. 2. Schenk mir deinen goldenen Kamm
No. 3. Erhebung
No. 4. Waldsonne
James Inverne
“As the cover art might suggest, Sandrine Piau’s new album is dedicated to exploring the different sides of womanhood. I’m not sure I can claim to know how close she gets, but this programme – which includes songs by composers as disparate as Debussy, Richard Strauss and Zemlinsky – contains some of the most exquisite singing I have heard from this wonderful soprano...This is a blessedly unhackneyed programme, performed from start to finish with exceptional finesse”
January 2008
*****
“…Piau's radiant tone, renowned clarity of diction and range of sensuous emotion make this a heavenly experience.”
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No. 6. Hebe
