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CD82737 Interview and four songs by Alexandre Duhamel baritone
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CD82737 Interview and four songs by Alexandre Duhamel baritone
Here is a broadcast from France Musique, the 16th of july 2010, where my friend, the young baritone Alexandre Duhamel talks in the "Magazine des festivals" about his concert made at Montpellier a few hours before. He is a member of the Atelier Lyrique at the Paris Opera, and of the London Guidhall School. You have perhaps seen or heard him singing the very small role of Brühlmann in Werther along with Jonas Kaufmann at the Bastille in january 2010.
He sings four parts within the interview by Lionel Esparza: Mahler "Ich bin der welt abhanden gekommen" Massenet "Riez du pauvre idéologue" Ibert "Mort de Don Quichotte" Tchaikovski "Niet tolko tot kto znal" He is accompanied by Chloé Ghisalberti at the piano.
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Here is a broadcast from France Musique, the 16th of july 2010, where my friend, the young baritone Alexandre Duhamel talks in the "Magazine des festivals" about his concert made at Montpellier a few hours before. He is a member of the Atelier Lyrique at the Paris Opera, and of the London Guidhall School. You have perhaps seen or heard him singing the very small role of Brühlmann in Werther along with Jonas Kaufmann at the Bastille in january 2010.
He sings four parts within the interview by Lionel Esparza: Mahler "Ich bin der welt abhanden gekommen" Massenet "Riez du pauvre idéologue" Ibert "Mort de Don Quichotte" Tchaikovski "Niet tolko tot kto znal" He is accompanied by Chloé Ghisalberti at the piano.
PLEASE CLICK BELOW FOR A SAMPLE OF THIS RECORDING
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