Rossini: A la faveur de cette nuit obscure (from Le Comte d'Ory) - download (MP3 & FLAC)

Adam:

Mes amis, écoutez l'histoire (from Le Postillon de Lonjumeau)

Auber:

Ferme tes yeux (from La Muette de Portici)

Carafa:

Traditor! paventa: al campo! (from Gabriella di Vergi)

Donizetti:

Freme ondeggia irresolotu (from Il Castello del Kenilworth)

Pour me rapprocher de Marie (from La Fille du régiment)

Offenbach:

Ah! qu'il était doux mon beau rêve! (from Le pont des soupirs)

Pacini:

Ciel! d'una misera (from Alessandro nell' Indie)

Rossini:

A la faveur de cette nuit obscure (from Le Comte d'Ory)

Di Che Son Reo?… D’alma Celeste from Il viaggio a Reims

Berlioz:

La Damnation de Faust: D'amour l'ardente flamme

Sung in English as 'The fire of love inside me '

Delibes:

Lakmé: Dôme épais (Flower Duet)

Sung in English as 'See the vines all in flow'r'

Donizetti:

Fia dunque vero…O mio Fernando (from La Favorita)

Sung in English as 'Can I believe it?...O my beloved'

Gluck:

Che faro' senza Euridice? (from Orfeo ed Euridice)

Sung in English as 'What is life to me without thee?'

Gounod:

Faites- lui mes aveux (from Faust)

Sung in English as 'Summer flowers so fair'

Offenbach:

Ah! quel dîner je viens de faire (from La Perichole)

Sung in English as 'I've dined so well, I feel divine'

O mon cher amant, je te jure (from La Périchole)

Sung in English as 'Oh my dearest, from my heart '

Tu n'es pas beau, tu n'es pas riche (from La Périchole)

Sung in English as 'You don't have looks, you don't have cash'

Rossini:

A la faveur de cette nuit obscure (from Le Comte d'Ory)

Sung in English as 'Night lends her aid'

Saint-Saëns:

Mon cœur s'ouvre à ta voix (from Samson et Dalila)

Sung in English as 'Softly awakes my heart'

Amour, viens aider ma faiblesse (Samson et Dalila)

Sung in English as 'Tonight, seeking hither my presence...O love! From thy pow'r let me borrow!'

Printemps qui commence (from Samson et Dalila)

Sung in English as 'Fair spring is returning'

Thomas, Ambroise:

Me voici dans son boudoir 'Gavotte' (from Mignon)

Sung in English as 'Here am I in her boudoir'

Connais-tu le pays (from Mignon)

Sung in English as 'Have you heard of the land..?'