Perbost, Marie - [Harmonia Nova #7] Marie Perbost: Une Jeunesse À Paris - Harmonia Nova #7 - Import CD

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Perbost, Marie

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Attention! Marie Perveaux is an up-and-coming French soprano who has emerged as a major entertainer. While her Mozart operas and Bach Passions have attracted much attention, she has also devoted herself to operettas and chansons, and is a promising young singer who finds joy in a direct relationship with her audience. His singing style is fresh and fresh, with a stylish and somewhat decadent voice and singing style. He is not only a talented singer, but also a scholar who likes to study the history of works, and he is excavating forgotten songs in order to revive boulevard plays (entertainment plays that were popular in the Grand Boulevard area of France) that disappeared before World War II. In Lecocq's "Grand Valse," he also tries his hand at Alpine yodeling. The charm of this album is modern French chanson-type songs. Poulenc's "L'amour de l'amour" shows us the subtle folds of melancholy, and Arn's "The Last Waltz" gives us the atmosphere of the finest Belle Époque salons. The beauty of Arn is so exceptional that you will want to treasure it. Although not French, Kurt Weill's "Seine Lament" is also very stylish. The "Eiffel Tower" composed by Diau from Lautrec's famous painting "Desiree Diau Reading the Newspaper" is also precious.Accompanied by Perveau's fellow singer, Frivolite Parisienne, the performance also has the flavor of the Belle Époque in a contemporary setting. This is a singer to watch out for. King International