Details

Subject(s)

• Songs (Medium voice) with piano [Browse]
• Songs (High voice) with santūr [Browse]
• Santūr music [Browse]
• Songs (High voice) with instrumental ensemble [Browse]
• Vocal duets with string ensemble [Browse]

Instrumentalist

• Bernard, Emmanuelle [Browse]
• Collette, Christophe [Browse]
• Lampropoulou, Ourania [Browse]
• Maliarevitch, Xénia, 1980- [Browse]
• Quatuor Debussy [Browse]

Singer

Zaïcik, Eva [Browse]

Contains

• Vellard, Dominique. Cantar del alma. [Browse]
• Vellard, Dominique. Ô belle, ô gracieuse. [Browse]
• Vellard, Dominique. Méditation. [Browse]
• Vellard, Dominique. Suite populaires, no. 1-2. [Browse]
• Vellard, Dominique. Para rey. [Browse]
• Vellard, Dominique. Doce están tocando. [Browse]

Time and place of event

Recorded 2024 December 17-18 and 2025 February 12-13 Temple Saint Pierre, Paris and 2025 February 16-18 Temple de la Lanterne, Lyon, France

Participant(s)/​Performer(s)

Various performers.

Language note

Sung in English, French and Spanish.

Contents

• Cantar del alma (Eva Zaïcik, mezzo-soprano ; Xénia Maliarevitch, piano)
• Ô belle, ô gracieuse (Dominique Vellard, tenor ; Ourania Lampropoulou, santouri)
• Méditation (Ourania Lampropoulou, santouri)
• Suite populaire no. 1 (Eva Zaïcik, mezzo-soprano ; Christophe Collette, Emmanuelle Bernard, violins)
• Para rey (Dominique Vellard, tenor ; Ourania Lampropoulou, santouri)
• Las doce están tocando ; Suite populaire no. 2 (Eva Zaïcik, mezzo-soprano ; Dominique Vellard, tenor ; Quatuor Debussy).

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Publisher no.

EVCD138D

OCLC

1574921036

International Standard Recording Code

• FROV62413806
• FROV62413805
• FROV62413804
• FROV62413803
• FROV62413802
• FROV62413801
• FROV62413807
• FROV62413808
• FROV62413813
• FROV62413809
• FROV62413810
• FROV62413811
• FROV62413812
• FROV62413814
• FROV62413815
• FROV62413816
• FROV62413817
• FROV62413818
• FROV62413819

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