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CD89645 Rameau - Nais - Paris - 06 April 2011
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CD89645 Rameau - Nais - Paris - 06 April 2011
This is a beautiful performance, and a beautiful recording. Thank you so much for uploading it, it was not offered on Opercast in the US. A Favor tough; and I am sure others feel the same: could we keep more of the applause, especiazlly at the end of the opera....this is always so exciting and seems to generate greazt response in Rmeau operas. In the US, we have people who clap not at all, leap from their seats the minute the lights come up, and race tor the doors. I feel ashamed for them. I clap as long as the curtain will stay up for us, and it would be nice to have more of this on the uploads. I notice a trend lately in cutting this off. It would be nice to have it for all of us to choose how long we want to record it, and so on. Thanks and apologies for impolite audiences everywhere: these people work very hard to bring you a stunning performance, and they should be thaked.
Location : Paris, Cite de la Musique - Salle des Concerts Concert performance : Wednesday 6th April 2011 Broadcast : France Musique, Thursday 2nd June 2011
Jean-Philippe Rameau (1683-1764) : Nais (1749)
Mireille Delunsch (soprano) : Nais Mathias Vidal (countertenor) : Asterion Matthieu Heim (bass) : Pluton / Palemon Arnaud Marzorati (baritone) : Telenus Alain Buet (baritone) : Jupiter / Tiresie Jean-Paul Fouchecourt (tenor) : Neptune Dorothee Leclair (soprano) : Flore / Une Bergere
Choeur du Marais La Simphonie du Marais Conductor : Hugo Reyne
to be joined with HJSplit MP3 - 320 Kbps Prologue and 3 acts - 3 files : 77, 41 and 33 minutes no internet involved in recording very good sound programm book as PDF included (only in French)
Best to the group,
Mathias LEHN
This is a beautiful performance, and a beautiful recording. Thank you so much for uploading it, it was not offered on Opercast in the US. A Favor tough; and I am sure others feel the same: could we keep more of the applause, especiazlly at the end of the opera....this is always so exciting and seems to generate greazt response in Rmeau operas. In the US, we have people who clap not at all, leap from their seats the minute the lights come up, and race tor the doors. I feel ashamed for them. I clap as long as the curtain will stay up for us, and it would be nice to have more of this on the uploads. I notice a trend lately in cutting this off. It would be nice to have it for all of us to choose how long we want to record it, and so on. Thanks and apologies for impolite audiences everywhere: these people work very hard to bring you a stunning performance, and they should be thaked.
Location : Paris, Cite de la Musique - Salle des Concerts Concert performance : Wednesday 6th April 2011 Broadcast : France Musique, Thursday 2nd June 2011
Jean-Philippe Rameau (1683-1764) : Nais (1749)
Mireille Delunsch (soprano) : Nais Mathias Vidal (countertenor) : Asterion Matthieu Heim (bass) : Pluton / Palemon Arnaud Marzorati (baritone) : Telenus Alain Buet (baritone) : Jupiter / Tiresie Jean-Paul Fouchecourt (tenor) : Neptune Dorothee Leclair (soprano) : Flore / Une Bergere
Choeur du Marais La Simphonie du Marais Conductor : Hugo Reyne
to be joined with HJSplit MP3 - 320 Kbps Prologue and 3 acts - 3 files : 77, 41 and 33 minutes no internet involved in recording very good sound programm book as PDF included (only in French)
Best to the group,
Mathias LEHN
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