December 2nd, 2014

December 2, 2014By Interlude0 Comments

Chabrier
La Sulamite, scène lyrique, words by Jean Richepin (1883 – revised in 1890)

Satie
Les Aventures de Mercure, poses plastiques en 3 tableux (1924)

Daniel-Lesur
Le Bal du Destin, Ballet suite (1956)

Delage
The Drunken Boat (after Rimbaud’s poem) (1954)

Performed by
Geneviève Moisan, soprano
Manuel Rosenthal, conductor
Chœur et Orchestre National de la Radiodiffusion-Télévision Française

Recorded in 1955 – 1961

Satie: Les Aventures de Mercure, poses plastiques en 3 tableux (1924)

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