Name: Carnet de bord / Logbook
Price: 17.25 USD
Availability: BackOrder

Release Date: 6th Apr 2015
Catalogue No: FRF036
Label: radio france
Length: 48 minutes

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Dutilleux: Chansons de bord, Tome 1 "Trois chansons du gaillard d'avant"

Work length6:30

$3.15

$3.90

Maîtrise de Radio France, Sofi Jeannin

I. Les marins de Groix

Track length3:04

$1.05

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II. Pique la baleine

Track length1:29

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III. Adieu, cher camarade

Track length1:57

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Dutilleux: Chansons de bord, Tome 1 "Trois chansons à hisser"

Work length4:59

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Maîtrise de Radio France, Sofi Jeannin

IV. Y a z'un petit bois

Track length1:28

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V. Nous irons à Valparaiso

Track length1:55

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VI. Sur le pont de Morlaix

Track length1:36

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Dutilleux: Chansons de bord, Tome 2 "Quatre chansons à virer"

Work length7:23

$4.20

$5.20

Maîtrise de Radio France, Sofi Jeannin

I. Je n'verrons plus Marion

Track length1:15

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II. Le grand coureur

Track length2:28

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III. La Margot

Track length1:13

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IV. Les filles de la Rochelle

Track length2:27

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Daniel-Lesur: Chansons populaires à trois voix

Work length10:44

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Maîtrise de Radio France, Sofi Jeannin

J'ai un long voyage à faire

Track length1:51

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La chèvre

Track length1:35

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Toutouik

Track length1:48

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Hol-di-ri-di

Track length2:07

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Ann Hini Goz

Track length2:18

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Lou Farandoulaïre

Track length1:05

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Excerpt, Britten: The Golden Vanity, Op. 78

Work length19:23

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Daniel Hill, Sofi Jeannin, Maîtrise de Radio France

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Three compositions written for children's voices performed by the Maîtrise de Radio France on themes of travel, seafaring and adventure…

The 'Chansons de bord' of Henri Dutilleux and the 'Chansons populaires' of Daniel-Lesur, now released on CD for the first time, were both motivated in the post-war years by a desire to link with the past through setting songs from French popular tradition.

The Vienna Boy’s Choir commissioned the vaudeville 'The Golden Vanity' from Britten in 1966. They performed it for the first time at the following year’s Aldeburgh Festival, as part of the first concert at the Snape Maltings. Britten worked with Colin Graham on the libretto of what is in effect a small opera, known by Graham as ‘a miniature Billy Budd‘. It tells the story of a battle at sea, and a cabin-boy who ensures victory for the crew of The Golden Vanity by drilling holes in the pirate ship they are fighting, and sinking it. His captain reneges on his promised reward (the hand of his daughter), and leaves the boy to drown but the spirit of the boy returns at the end of the piece, just as in Curlew River two years before.

Carnet de bord / Logbook

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