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 finale of Faust
 Il est doux, il est bon
 Marschallin's monologue
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From Mike Richter:
Opera from Paris was created by a friend from broadcasts originating in France between 1942 and 1976. The abridgements were forced by the limited air time available when they were originally broadcast. Where only excerpts are provided, they are the surviving elements of unique broadcasts. Needless to say, many of the artists are well known from other work. There are even more interesting singers who were highly regarded in France but who are virtually unknown elsewhere and who made few recordings. My hope is that you will recognize in this collection the unique qualities of French operatic performance, properties which have been increasingly scarce in the decades since these broadcasts.
In addition to titles below, there are selections from broadcast concerts with such artists as Bacquier, Boué, Cabanel, Créspin, Depraz, Lance, Luccioni, Micheau and Sénéchal. This is a CD-ROM with the following main programs:

TITLE DATE PARTIAL CAST LIST
AÏDA (abridged) 1948 Vitale, Frozier-Marot, Luccioni, Cambon
CARMEN (major excerpts) 1942 Cernay, Berthaud, Guillamat, Lovano
LES CONTES D'HOFFMANN (abridged) 1946 Richard, Doria, Brega, Rolland. Pernet
LA DAMNATION DE FAUST 1959 Crespin, Gedda, Blanc
DON CARLOS 1967 Sarroca, Dourian, Liccioni, Manuguerra, Mars
HÉRODIADE 1963 Sarroca, Delvaux, Finel, Massard, Mars
LES HUGUENOTS 1976 Lebrun, Clarke, Vanzo, Massard, Bastin, Roy
IDOMÉNÉE (Strauss arrangement) 1960 Micheau, Monmart, Sellier, Corazza
MIGNON (excerpts) 1947 Richard, Michel, Turba-Rabier
MIREILLE (abridged) 1948 Angelici, Richard, Dens
LA NAVARRAISE 1963 Moizan, Vanzo, Mars
ORPHÉE 1960 Gorr, Sautereau, Selig
OTELLO (abridged) 1948 Luccioni, Vitale, Cambon
PÉNÉLOPE 1956 Crespin, Jobin, Massard
LE ROI D'YS (abridged) 1943 Cernay, Guillamat, Micheletti
SAMSON ET DALILA (act 2) 1957 Michel, Verdière, Cambon
SIGURD 1974 Guiot, Esposito, Chauvet, Massard, Bastin
THAÏS (abridged) 1944 Dosia, Cabanel, Noré
LA TRAVIATA (abridged) 1948 Turba-Rabier, Richard, Cambon

Clips with Descriptions

It is tempting to select highlights of the nineteen nominally complete operas for these examples, but instead I ask you to make do with these seelctions from the concerts which share the disc.

From 1947, we hear a portion of the finale of Faust with Géori Boué, José Luccioni & Paul Cabanel. These are artists held in the highest esteem in France, but little known elsewhere.

In a concert of 1956, Jacqueline Lucazeau made one of her very rare recorded appearances, singing "Il est doux, il est bon" from Massenet's Hérodiade.

Regine Crespin in 1962 broadcast was joined by Suzanne Sarroca in the final scene of Der Rosenkavalier. From that, we hear the Marschallin's monologue.


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