Sainte-Hèléne : la légende napoléonienne.
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Contributors
Devieilhe, Sabine, performer.
Marzorati, Arnaud, performer.
Lunaisiens (Musical group), performer.
Cuivres Romantiques, performer
Marzorati, Arnaud, performer.
Lunaisiens (Musical group), performer.
Cuivres Romantiques, performer
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Published
[Brussels] : MUSO, [2021].
Format
eMusic
Language
French
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Participants/Performers
Sabine Devieilhe, soprano ; Arnaud Marzorati, baritone ; Les Lunaisiens ; Les Cuivres Romantiques.
Description
On 5 May 1821, Napoleon Bonaparte passed away. It was the end of the extraordinary epic of a little corporal who became emperor of the French. Idolised, detested, no matter: he was omnipresent, and particularly in the world of the chanson. It is his history that Arnaud Marzorati is singing in this album. Backed by a trio of leading singers, Les Lunaisiens (French vocal and instrumental ensemble) are accompanied this time by Les Cuivres Romantiques (a period instrument brass ensemble); these latter enable us to listen to the original pieces as would have been played by the wind band of the Garde Consulaire, later Impériale. The world of Napoleonic music, however, is not just illustrated on the battlefield and this album casts light onto other sectors of the music in the time of the Emperor. First of all, the street, where popular singers would assail the crowds, be they veterans or conspirators. Secondly, there is the salon with the romance as performed here by Sabine Devieilhe, witness to an art of elegance and refinement 'à la française' that played a leading role in the sacralisation of the figure of the Emperor. With this vivid, varied album, with a surprising range of sounds, Arnaud Marzorati and Les Lunaisiens offer us a masterful sound track of the life of Napoleon. Piano, serpent and barrel organ also appear as accompanying instruments.
Language
Sung in French.
Local note
Naxos Digital Services Ltd,Naxos Music Library: US Subscription
Citations
APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)
Devieilhe, S., & Marzorati, A. (2021). Sainte-Hèléne: la légende napoléonienne . MUSO.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Devieilhe, Sabine and Arnaud, Marzorati. 2021. Sainte-Hèléne: La Légende Napoléonienne. MUSO.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Devieilhe, Sabine and Arnaud, Marzorati. Sainte-Hèléne: La Légende Napoléonienne MUSO, 2021.
MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)Devieilhe, Sabine,, and Arnaud Marzorati. Sainte-Hèléne: La Légende Napoléonienne MUSO, 2021.
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| Last Update | 2024-08-13 13:23:04PM |
| Last Indexed | 2024-10-25 02:27:03AM |
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