Claude Debussy: La Mer, Nocturnes, Jeux, Marche écossaise, Salut Printemps, Évocation, by Nadine Sautereau, Michel Caron, Chœurs de la RTF, Manuel Rosenthal

Claude Debussy: La Mer, Nocturnes, Jeux, Marche écossaise, Salut Printemps, Évocation

by Nadine Sautereau, Michel Caron, Chœurs de la RTF, Manuel Rosenthal

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	1.	La Mer I. De l’aube à midi sur la mer 08:54
	2.	La Mer II. Jeux de vagues 05:34
	3.	La Mer III. Dialogue du vent et de la mer 07:55
	4.	Salut Printemps 04:19
	5.	Nocturnes I. Nuages 07:26
	6.	Nocturnes II. Fêtes 06:25
	7.	Nocturnes III. Sirènes 08:59
	8.	Marche écossaise 06:44
	9.	Invocation 04:47
	10.	Jeux 17:57

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Dukas considered that with Debussy ‘ideas generate form’. His Nocturnes tap into impressions and light effects, [...] fading into white-tinged grey, and only then movement, jaunty rhythms, sudden bursts of light and glittering dust combining to form a total rhythm (Debussy’s directions). Rosenthal and the Paris Opera orchestra still provide the most faithful rendering of this profusion of rhythm and timbre.

Awards: Opus d’Or, Musikzen, Resmusica

“Reissued with parsimony, these testimonies remain essential pillars of the art of interpretation because with Rosenthal, we are at the heart of a typically French style and instrumental technique, two elements that have fallen into oblivion.” (Resmusica, March 2013)

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released January 1, 2013

Nadine Sautereau (Soprano voice)
Michel Caron (Tenor voice)
Orchestre du Théâtre National de l’Opéra de Paris
Chœurs de la Radio Télévision Française (Choir)
Manuel Rosenthal (Conductor)

Originally recorded in Paris © 1957-8 q 1959

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