Turbulent Heart: Music of Vierne & Chausson
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Label: Melba
Cat No: MR301123
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 5th October 2009
Contents
Works
Poeme de l'amour et de la mer, op.19Eros, op.37
La ballade du desespere, op.61
Nocturnes (3), op.34
Psyche, op.33
Artists
Steve Davislim (tenor)Queensland Orchestra
Conductor
Guillaume TourniaireWorks
Poeme de l'amour et de la mer, op.19Eros, op.37
La ballade du desespere, op.61
Nocturnes (3), op.34
Psyche, op.33
Artists
Steve Davislim (tenor)Queensland Orchestra
Conductor
Guillaume TourniaireAbout
Renowned as organist of the Cathédrale de Notre Dame de Paris, the tragedies of Vierne’s personal life are shot through these extraordinary, unpublished pieces. The four ‘symphonic poems for voice and orchestra’ by Vierne are all world premiere recordings.
Accompanying Vierne’s Poems on this release is Chausson’s masterpiece of 19th century French mélodie, Poème de l’amour et de la mer, recorded here for the first time by a tenor, the voice for which it was originally written.
Steve Davislim is one of Australia’s leading tenors and enjoys a stellar international career in the leading opera houses and concert halls of the world.
“Steve Davislim is worth being spoken of in the same breath as his notable predecessors of similar voice - Peter Anders and Fritz Wunderlich - and praise can hardly be higher than that.” - Gramophone Magazine
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