Sep 15, 2020
Four Madrigals, H. 266: No. 3, Madrigal III
Mathieu Romano (Conductor) and Ensemble vocal Aedes
Bohuslav Martinu, Composer / Author: Anonymous
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Four Madrigals, H. 266: No. 3, Madrigal III
Mathieu Romano (Conductor) and Ensemble vocal Aedes
Bohuslav Martinu, Composer / Author: Anonymous
Magnificat in D Major, BWV 243 - III. Aria: Quia respexit... IV. Chorus: Omnes generationes
By Composer Johann Sebastian Bach - Conductor Ion Marin, Soprano Angela Gheorghiu, Romanian National Choir "Madrigal-Marin Constantin", The London Philharmonic Orchestra
Mysterium - Sacred Arias ℗ 2001
Deux Romances, L. 79 - No. 1, Romance "L'âme évaporée est souffrante"
Veronique Dietschy, Soprano and Philippe Cassard, Piano
Claude Debussy, Composer / Author: Paul Joseph Charles Bourget
L'âme évaporée et souffrante
The vanishing and suffering soul, the sweet soul, the fragrant soul of divine lilies that I have picked In the garden of your thoughts, Where, then, have the winds chased it, this charming soul of the lilies ? Is there no longer a perfume that remains of the celestial sweetness of the days when you enveloped me In a supernatural haze, made of hope, of faithful love, of bliss and of peace ?
Quella fiamma che m'accende
Patrick Peire (Conductor), Ewa Podleś (Mezzo-soprano) and Collegium Instrumental de Bruges
the attribution of this work to Benedetto Marcello (1686-1739) is in question. Recmusic.org has it by Francesco Bartolomeo Conti (1681-1732), and Wikipedia has it by Alessandro Parisotti (1853-1913).
