Natalie Dessay, Philippe Cassard - Fiançailles Pour Rire flac album

That group of songs, and the extremely stylized graphics of the album, correspond well enough to the implications of the title, but for the most part the program is not especially lighthearted. What you get here is a little survey of French songs, mostly not so well known, concluding with Heni Duparc, the earliest composer and the one all the others imitated despite the slenderness of his surviving output.

Fiançailles pour rire Natalie Dessay. By Gabriel Fauré & Paul Verlaine - Natalie Dessay & Philippe Cassard. 3. 5 Mélodies dites "Venise", Op. 58: I. Mandoline.

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Fiançailles pour rire. Other participants: Philippe Cassard, Laurent Naouri, Quatuor Ebène. For their second Warner Classics album of French song – a follow-up to the Debussy CD they released in 2011 – soprano Natalie Dessay and pianist Philippe Cassard have adopted the title of Francis Poulenc’s song cycle Fiançailles pour rire (A betrothal for fun).

Natalie Dessay (soprano), Philippe Cassard (piano). Poulenc: Fiançailles pour rire, FP101. Natalie Dessay (soprano), Philippe Cassard (piano). On this new disc Nathalie Dessay and her regular duo partner Philippe Cassard also enjoy the company of some old friends: in Chausson’s ‘Chanson perpetuelle’ the soprano is joined by the Quatuor Ebène and by the bass-baritone Laurent Naouri – who is, as it happens, her husband. Naouri also duets with her on the final track of the album, Poulenc’s haunting ‘Colloque’, a setting of words by Paul Valéry.

Natalie Dessay (soprano), Philippe Cassard (piano) Natalie Dessay, Philippe Cassard. Parlophone Records, 2015 No. 1. Très agité, No. 2. Allegro vivace, No. 4. Violent, No. 5. Andante from 5 Impromptus. Pascal Rogé (piano) Poulenc: Piano Works Vol. 3, Decca, 1998.