Alceste. Tragedia in three acts (Italian version).
Alceste. TragÈdie opÈra in three acts (French version).
Alceste. Tragedia in three acts (Italian version).
Alceste. TragÈdie opÈra in three acts (French version).
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Jone is the only Italian opera from the 1850s by a composer other than Giuseppe Verdi to make it into the standard repertory for a period of well over 50 years, lasting until the onset of World War I before eventually disappearing.
In the modern performance of seventeenth-century French music, the ensemble Les Arts Florissants holds a special place, both for its longevity and the striking stylistic fluency it brings to performances — performances that have come to define our very sense of French Baroque style.
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Dans un parfum de roses (“Within the scent of roses”), is the fourth and final volume of the Complete Songs of Gabriel FaurÈ issued by Hyperion.