02. "Pt. I, Sc?ne II/III - Ronde de paysans. "Les bergers laissent ... Mais d'un ?clat guerrier""
03. "Pt. I, Sc?ne III - Marche hongroise (Hungarian March)"
04. "Pt. II, Sc?ne IV - "Sans regrets j'ai quitt? les riantes campagnes""
05. "Pt. II, Sc?ne IV - Chant de la F?te de P?ques. "Christ vient de ressusciter!""
06. "Pt. II, Sc?ne IV - "H?las! doux chants du ciel""
07. "Pt. II, Sc?ne V - "O pure ?motion!""
08. "Pt. II, Sc?ne VI - "A boire encor!""
09. "Pt. II, Sc?ne VI - Chanson de Brander. "Certain rat, dans une cuisine""
10. "Pt. II, Sc?ne VI - Fugue. "Amen""
11. "Pt. II, Sc?ne VI - "Vrai dieu! messieurs""
12. "Pt. II, Sc?ne VI - Chanson de M?phistoph?l?s. "Une puce gentille""
13. "Pt. II, Sc?ne VI - "Assez! fuyons ces lieux""
14. "Pt. II, Sc?ne VII - Air de M?phistoph?l?s. "Voici des roses""
15. "Pt. II, Sc?ne VII - Choeur de gnomes et de sylphes. Songe de Faust. "Dors! heureux Faust""
16. "Pt. II, Sc?ne VII - Ballet des sylphes"
17. "Pt. II, Sc?ne VII - "Margarita!""
18. "Pt. II, Sc?ne VIII - Final. "Villes entour?es" - Chanson d'?tudiants. " Jam nox stellata velamina pandit""
Disc 02 01. "Pt. III, Sc?ne IX - Pr?lude"
02. "Pt. III, Sc?ne IX - Air de Faust. "Merci, doux cr?puscule!""
03. "Pt. III, Sc?ne X - "Je l'entends!""
04. "Pt. III, Sc?ne XI - "Que l'air est ?touffant!""
05. "Pt. III, Sc?ne XI - Le roi de Thul?. "Autrefois un roi de Thul?""
06. "Pt. III, Sc?ne XII - Evocation. "Esprits des flammes inconstantes""
07. "Pt. III, Sc?ne XII - Menuet des follets (Minuet of the Will-o'-the-Wisps)"
08. "Pt. III, Sc?ne XII - "Maintenant, chantons a cette belle" - S?r?nade de M?phistoph?l?s "Devant la maison""
09. "Pt. III, Sc?ne XIII - Final. "Grand Dieu! ... Ange ador?""
10. "Pt. III, Sc?ne XIV - "Allons, il est trop tard! ... Je connais donc enfin""
11. "Pt. IV, Sc?ne XV - Romance. "D'amour l'ardente flamme""
12. "Pt. IV, Sc?ne XV - "Au son des trompettes""
13. "Pt. IV, Sc?ne XVI - Invocation ? la nature. "Nature immense""
14. "Pt. IV, Sc?ne XVII - R?citatif et chasse. "A la vo?te azur?e""
15. "Pt. IV, Sc?ne XVIII - La course ? l'ab?me. "Dans mon coeur retentit sa voix""
16. "Pt. IV, Sc?ne XIX - Pandaemonium. "Has! Irimiru Karabrao! ... Tradioun Marexil""
17. "Pt. IV, Sc?ne XIX - Epilogue. "Alors, l'enfer se tut""
18. "Pt. IV, Sc?ne XX - Dans le ciel. "Laus! Hosanna!" - Apoth?ose de Marguerite. "Remonte au ciel, ?me na?ve""
Number of discs:
2
Extra-Infos:
London Symphony Orchestra/ Simon Rattle
Description:
"The names of the soloists may not be familiar to everyone nowadays (Richard Verreau, Michel Roux and Consuelo Rubio) but with the Lamoureux Orchestra and Elisabeth Brasseur Choir under Igor Markevitch, this is an unusually satisfying and exciting version of Berlioz's "dramatic legend"."
Gramophone - LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA/SIMON RATTLE
Experience the dramatic power of Hector Berlioz?s "La Damnation de Faust" in this exceptional CD recording by Sir Simon Rattle, featuring acclaimed soloists Karen Cargill, Bryan Hymel, Christopher Purves, and Gábor Bretz alongside the world-renowned London Symphony Orchestra (LSO). This live performance captures all the intensity and nuance of Berlioz?s visionary score?a unique blend of opera and oratorio that brings Goethe's legendary tale to life through sweeping orchestration and vivid storytelling. The LSO Live label is celebrated for its high-quality recordings that bring listeners closer to the concert hall experience. Under Sir Simon Rattle?s masterful direction?himself a Grammy Award-winning conductor with decades at the helm of leading orchestras?the ensemble delivers an interpretation praised for its emotional depth and technical brilliance. The featured artists are internationally recognized: mezzo-soprano Karen Cargill has graced major stages worldwide; tenor Bryan Hymel is renowned for his powerful voice in French repertoire; baritone Christopher Purves is lauded for his versatility; bass-baritone Gábor Bretz commands attention with his rich tone. LSO Live continues to set standards in classical music production, offering audiophile-grade releases from one of Britain?s most prestigious ensembles.
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