Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Sabine Devieilhe's "Soir Païen," a captivating collection of operatic works that showcases the extraordinary talent of this renowned soprano. Released on March 27, 2020, under the Aparté label, this album is a testament to Devieilhe's vocal prowess and her ability to bring to life a diverse range of compositions.
"Soir Païen" features a stunning array of pieces, including the titular track "Soir Païen" for voice, flute, and piano, as well as works like "Deux Stèles orientées," "Trois odelettes anacréontiques," and "Sonate pour deux flutes," among others. The album spans a total of 1 hour and 8 minutes, offering a rich and varied listening experience.
Collaborating with Devieilhe are a group of highly skilled musicians, including flutists Alexis Kossenko and Magali Mosnier, mezzo-soprano Anna Reinhold, and pianist Emmanuel Olivier. Their collective artistry elevates each piece, creating a harmonious blend of voices and instruments that is both delicate and powerful.
The album is a celebration of the operatic genre, highlighting the beauty and complexity of the human voice. Devieilhe's performance is nothing short of breathtaking, as she navigates the intricate melodies and emotional depth of each composition with grace and precision. Whether you are a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, "Soir Païen" is an album that will leave you spellbound.
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Tracks
Soir Païen for voice, flute and pianoPhilippe Gaubert, Alexis Kossenko, Anna Reinhold, Emmanuel Olivier
Deux Stèles orientées for voice and flute: I. Mon amante a les vertus de l'eauJacques Ibert, Alexis Kossenko, Anna Reinhold
Deux Stèles orientées for voice and flute: II. On me dit…Jacques Ibert, Alexis Kossenko, Anna Reinhold
Une flûte invisible for voice, flute and pianoAndré Caplet, Alexis Kossenko, Anna Reinhold, Emmanuel Olivier
Trois odelettes anacréontiques for voice, flute and piano, Op. 13: I. Au PrintempsMaurice Emmanuel, Alexis Kossenko, Anna Reinhold, Emmanuel Olivier
Trois odelettes anacréontiques for voice, flute and piano, Op. 13: II. À la CigaleMaurice Emmanuel, Alexis Kossenko, Anna Reinhold, Emmanuel Olivier
Trois odelettes anacréontiques for voice, flute and piano, Op. 13: III. À la RoseMaurice Emmanuel, Alexis Kossenko, Anna Reinhold, Emmanuel Olivier
Corbeille de fruits for voice and flute: I. Écoute, mon cœurAndré Caplet, Alexis Kossenko, Anna Reinhold
Asie for voice, flute and piano: II. La flûte enchantéeMaurice Ravel, Alexis Kossenko, Anna Reinhold, Emmanuel Olivier
Sonate pour deux flutes, Op. 75: I. Assez lentCharles Koechlin, Alexis Kossenko, Magali Mosnier
Sonate pour deux flutes, Op. 75: II. Allegretto scherzandoCharles Koechlin, Alexis Kossenko, Magali Mosnier
Sonate pour deux flutes, Op. 75: III. FinalCharles Koechlin, Alexis Kossenko, Magali Mosnier
Deux poèmes de Ronsard for voice and flute, Op. 26: I. Rossignol, mon mignonAlbert Roussel, Alexis Kossenko, Sabine Devieilhe
Deux poèmes de Ronsard for voice and flute, Op. 26: II. Ciel, aer et vensAlbert Roussel, Alexis Kossenko, Sabine Devieilhe
Les Joueurs de flûte for flute and piano, Op. 27: I. PanAlbert Roussel, Alexis Kossenko, Emmanuel Olivier
Les Joueurs de flûte for flute and piano, Op. 27: II. TityreAlbert Roussel, Alexis Kossenko, Emmanuel Olivier
Les Joueurs de flûte for flute and piano, Op. 27: III. KrishnaAlbert Roussel, Alexis Kossenko, Emmanuel Olivier
Les Joueurs de flûte for flute and piano, Op. 27: IV. Monsieur de la PéjaudieAlbert Roussel, Alexis Kossenko, Emmanuel Olivier
Hommage à Roussel for voice, flute and pianoMaurice Delage, Alexis Kossenko, Anna Reinhold, Emmanuel Olivier
Syrinx, L. 129Claude Debussy, Alexis Kossenko, Anna Reinhold
Poèmes d'Automne, Op. 13: III. Le NénupharCharles Koechlin, Alexis Kossenko, Anna Reinhold, Emmanuel Olivier
Chansons lointaines: IV. Soir Païen for voice, flute and pianoGeorges Hüe, Alexis Kossenko, Anna Reinhold, Emmanuel Olivier
Sabine Devieilhe is a captivating French operatic coloratura soprano, renowned for her exquisite interpretations of Mozart, Baroque music, and 19th-century opera. Born in Caen, Normandy, she initially pursued studies in cello and musicology before dedicating herself entirely to her vocal training at the Conservatoire. With a voice that has drawn comparisons to some of the most celebrated sopranos, Devieilhe has become a fast-rising star, known for her charisma and versatility on stage. Her repertoire is remarkably broad, spanning from Mozart's Queen of the Night to Bernstein's Cunégonde. Devieilhe also champions lesser-known works by female composers like Germaine Tailleferre and Cécile Chaminade, bringing their music to a wider audience. Whether performing in concert or opera, Sabine Devieilhe's performances are a testament to her artistry and passion for her craft.
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