Henriette Bonde-Hansen sings a lush bouquet of Duparc songs скачать в хорошем качестве

Henriette Bonde-Hansen sings a lush bouquet of Duparc songs

THE SONGBIRD: Henriette Bonde-Hansen was born on the island of Funen in Denmark in 1963. She trained in Copenhagen and made her debut in 1993 as Adele in "Die Fledermaus." She appeared regularly at the Royal Danish Opera (Susanna, Zerlina, Gilda, Marzelline, Juliette) and has sung Mozart and works by bel canto composers all over Europe, as well as operas by Debussy, Handel, and Meyerbeer. THE MUSIC: Henri Duparc (1848–1933) is known for the 17 art songs he composed between 1868 to 1884, about one per year. A mental illness, diagnosed at the time as "neurasthenia," caused Duparc to abruptly cease composing at age 37, in 1885, though he lived for another 48 years. Here is a bouquet of ten of his mélodies, sung by Bonde-Hansen in a Copenhagen recital in 2004. 00:00 1. L'invitation au voyage 03:47 2. Serenade florentine 05:40 3. La vague et la cloche 10:32 4. Phidylé 15:29 5. La manoir de Rosamonde 17:47 6. Chanson triste 20:33 7. Elegie 23:42 8. Soupir 26:33 9. La vie anterieure 30:32 10. Au pays ou se fait la guerre