Flégier: Mélodies For Bass Voice & Piano

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Label
Toccata
Release Date
September 9, 2016
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      FLEGIER, ANGE
    • PERFORMER
      Schwartz, Dibbern, Demer
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      September 09, 2016
    • UPC
      5060113443069
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      TOCC0306
    • LABEL
      Toccata
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Vocal
    Works ⌄

    1. Le cor

      Composer: Ange Flégier

      Performer: Jared Schwartz, Thomas Demer, Mary Dibbern

    2. La poésie

      Composer: Ange Flégier

      Performer: Jared Schwartz, Thomas Demer, Mary Dibbern

    3. Au crépuscule

      Composer: Ange Flégier

      Performer: Jared Schwartz, Thomas Demer, Mary Dibbern

    4. L'Homme et la Mer

      Composer: Ange Flégier

      Performer: Jared Schwartz, Thomas Demer, Mary Dibbern

    5. La neige

      Composer: Ange Flégier

      Performer: Jared Schwartz, Thomas Demer, Mary Dibbern

    6. Le manoir

      Composer: Ange Flégier

      Performer: Jared Schwartz, Thomas Demer, Mary Dibbern

    7. À la derive

      Composer: Ange Flégier

      Performer: Jared Schwartz, Thomas Demer, Mary Dibbern

    8. Chant d'automne

      Composer: Ange Flégier

      Performer: Jared Schwartz, Thomas Demer, Mary Dibbern

    9. Apaisement

      Composer: Ange Flégier

      Performer: Jared Schwartz, Thomas Demer, Mary Dibbern

    10. Les larmes

      Composer: Ange Flégier

      Performer: Jared Schwartz, Thomas Demer, Mary Dibbern

    11. O salutaris

      Composer: Ange Flégier

      Performer: Jared Schwartz, Thomas Demer, Mary Dibbern

    12. Je ne sais pourquoi

      Composer: Ange Flégier

      Performer: Jared Schwartz, Thomas Demer, Mary Dibbern

    13. Ma coupe

      Composer: Ange Flégier

      Performer: Jared Schwartz, Thomas Demer, Mary Dibbern


The French composer Ange Flégier (1846-1927) enjoyed considerable frame in his own time but has now been completely lost from view. The extraordinary reception of his song Le Cor points to the predominant place held by the Melodie in his catalogue of more than 350 works. Flégier's songs, composed for his colleagues at the Opera de Paris, are large-scale and orchestrally conceived, sitting stylistically close to Faure in their unassertive dignity and to Duparc in their sense of scale. Many of them receive their first recordings or first modern recordings here.