Fauré, Frederica von Stade, Jean-Philippe Collard - Eighteen Songs flac album

Fauré: Eighteen Songs. Fauré: Eighteen Songs. LP - EMI Angel 37893). Jean-Philippe Collard.

Fauré: Eighteen Songs.

Album · 2011 · 19 Songs. By Gabriel Fauré - Jean-Philippe Collard. 3. Lydia O. N°2 (Leconte De Lisle). 4. Rêve D'amour O. N°2 (Victor Hugo). 5. La Fée Aux Chansons O. 7 N°2 (Armand Silvestre). 6. Au Bord De L'eau O. N°1 (Sully Prudhomme). 7. Notre Amour O. 3 N°2 (Armand Silvestre).

by Frederica Von Stade - Jean Philippe Collard. This disc is the perfect introduction to the songs of Gabriel Faure. Von Stade sings with ease, has a beautiful voice, is always on pitch and never sounds strained, which maybe indicates that some of the songs have been transposed. The well-known pianist Jean-Philippe Collard provides effective accompaniment

Jean-Philippe Collard, piano.

von stade, frederica canteloube: chants d'auvergne, album i. CBS Masterworks - Netherlands (cat no: D37299) - 1982. Price : 1. 4 €. Format : 12 inch 33 rpm. Cover condition : VG++ (Very Good ++) Media condition : EX (Excellent). 12 inch 33 rpm. VG++/EX. 1. eilcom (United Kingdom). frederica von stade - jean philippe collard gabriel fauré : lieder - ( stéréo near mint condition ). emi his master's voice - ASD 4183 Stéréo - England - 1982. frederica von stade - j. ph. collard gabriel fauré : lieder. emi his master's voice - C 067 - 73 099 - Deutschland - 1982 - original used.

Frederica von Stade was born in Somerville, New Jersey. She acquired the nickname "Flicka" in her childhood. Her father, Charles S. von Stade, was a polo champion and Lieutenant in the United States Army who was killed in service in Germany during the Second World War, prior to her birth. Her grandfather, Francis Skiddy von Stade, S. (1884–1967), was also a polo champion. She attended the Mannes College of Music in New York City. She made her debut with the Metropolitan Opera in 1970 and in 1971 appeared as Cherubino in Le nozze di Figaro at the Santa Fe Opera

In Stock: Usually ships in 24 hours. 1 no 1 by Gabriel Fauré Performer: Frederica Von Stade (), Jean-Phillipe Collard (Piano) Period: Romantic Written: 1861; France Date of Recording: 01/01/1981 Venue: France Length: 2 Minutes 17 Secs. An album of all-Faure songs sung by one of the most dependable of vocal artists, Frederica von Stade, accompanied by an even more dependable Faure piano specialist, Jean-Philippe Collard.