Meyerbeer: Grand Opera (Deluxe Limited) – Diana Damrau
Le Prophète, Act 1: “Mon coeur s’élance et palpite” (Berthe)
Robert le Diable, Act 4: “Robert, toi que j’aime” (Isabelle, Robert)
Alimelek, oder die beiden Kalifen, Act 1: “Nur in der Dämm’rung Stille” (Irene)
L’Étoile du Nord, Act 3: “Ah, mon Dieu !… C’est bien l’air que chaque matin” (Catherine, Chorus)
L’Africaine, Act 5: “Là-bas, sous l’arbre noir… Fleurs nouvelles” (Inès)
Il Crociato in Egitto, Act 2: “D’una madre disperata… Con qual gioia” (Palmide, Aladino, Chorus)
Le Pardon de Ploërmel, Act 2: “Comme cette nuit est lente à se dissiper !… Ombre légère” (Dinorah)
Ein Feldlager in Schlesien, Act 3 : “Oh Schwester, find’ ich dich!… Lebe wohl, geliebte Schwester” (Therese, Vielka)
Emma di Resburgo, Act 1: “Sulla rupe triste, sola… Ah questo bacio ” (Emma, Chorus)
Les Huguenots, Act 2: “# beau pays de la Touraine” (Marguerite, Urbain, Coryphée, Dame d’honneur, Chorus)
L’Africaine, Act 1: “Anna, qu’entends-je ?… Adieu, mon doux rivage” (Inès, Anna)
Diana Damrau, Orchestre de l’Opera National de Lyon, Emmanuel Villaume
Reference: 190295848996
Barcode: 0190295848996
Length: 1:21:20
Label: Warner
19,90€
Tout un pan oublié du Grand Opéra Français reprend vie grâce au nouvel album que l’extraordinaire soprano colorature Diana Damrau dédie au compositeur Giacomo Meyerbeer.
Een vergeten stukje van de Grand Opéra Français wordt weer tot leven gewekt dankzij het nieuwe album dat de uitzonderlijke coloratuursopraan Diana Damrau wijdt aan Giacomo Meyerbeer.
in Opera Now (Jun, 2017)
Meyerbeer wasn’t a composer who seemed overly interested in offering his characters moments of great soul-searching. They tend to be placed against momentous events, to which they react or by which they are swept along until they glug beneath the waves. As a young singer, Diana Damrau performed some of the composer’s works and has long cherished a desire to investigate and record more. We can be grateful, as her new disc, Grand Opera, is a valuable addition to the Meyerbeer revival we are currently enjoying. Damrau tackles not just the old coloratura war-horses from Les Huguenots and Le Pardon de Ploërmel (Dinorah), but also delves into the obscurities of …
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