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Jean-Claude Malgoire - Philidor: Tom Jones (2006)

Jean-Claude Malgoire - Philidor: Tom Jones (2006)
  • Title: Philidor: Tom Jones
  • Year Of Release: 2006
  • Label: Dynamic
  • Genre: Classical
  • Quality: FLAC (tracks + booklet)
  • Total Time: 2:13:57
  • Total Size: 545 MB
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Tracklist:

Disc 1

1. Le Sinfonietta de Lausanne – Overture (03:26)
2. Sophie Marin-Degor – Act I Scene 1: Que les devoirs que tu m'imposes (Sophie, Honora) (07:50)
3. Carine Sechehaye – Act I Scene 1: Oui, toute ma vie (Honora, Sophie) - Scene 2: Et je vous (Mrs. Western, Honora, Sophie) (06:11)
4. Sophie Marin-Degor – Act I Scene 2: Ah! J'aime cette finesse, vous pretendez m'en imposer (Mrs. Western, Sophie) (03:27)
5. Sibyl Zanganelli – Act I Scene 3: D'un cerf dix cors, j'ai connaissance (Mrs. Western) (03:50)
6. Sophie Marin-Degor – Act I Scene 3: Et nos chasseurs chantent tous a l'envi (Mr. Western, The Beaters, Tom Jones, Mrs. Western, Sophie) - Scenes 4-5: A (07:29)
7. Sibyl Zanganelli – Act I Scenes 4-5: Ah! Quel plaisir (Mr. Western) - Scene 6: Misses (Allworthy, Mrs. Western … ) - Scene 7: Permets-moi (Dowling … (10:57)
8. Sophie Marin-Degor – Act I Scene 9: Ah! ma tante, je vous prie (Sophie, Mrs. Western) (02:54)
9. Sophie Marin-Degor – Act I Scene 9: Non, non, rien ne peut me retenir (Mrs. Western, Sophie) (01:57)
10. Rodolphe Briand – Act II Scenes 1-2-3: Dowling, es-tu bien sur de ce que tu avances? (Blifil, Dowling, Tom Jones, Kate) (03:34)
11. Carine Sechehaye – Act II Scenes 1-2-3: Amour, amour quelle est donc (Tom Jones) - Scene 4: Voila notre (Honora, Tom Jones) (04:52)
12. Carine Sechehaye – Act II Scene 4: La pauvre fillette a beau faire (Honora, Tom Jones) - Scene 5: Je vous (Mr. Western, Honora, Tom Jones) (02:48)
13. Sophie Marin-Degor – Act II Scenes 5-8: Plus d'une fois tandis qu'a la maison (Mr. Western, Tom Jones, Mrs. Western, Sophie, Honora) (12:52)

Disc 2

1. Sophie Marin-Degor – Act II Scene 8: De l'opulence, de l'abondance (Blifil) - Scene 9: Ce cheval (Mr. Western, Sophie) (04:41)
2. Sophie Marin-Degor – Act II Scene 9: C'est a vous que je dois la vie (Sophie, Mr. Western) (04:11)
3. Sophie Marin-Degor – Act II Scene 9: A ton pere, tu ne crains pas de deplaire (Mr. Western, Sophie, Tom Jones) (04:07)
4. Sophie Marin-Degor – Act II Scene 9: Vous voules que je vous oubile? (Tom Jones) - Scene 10: Il ose (Mr. Western, Mrs. Western, Tom Jones, Allworthy, B (03:31)
5. Sophie Marin-Degor – Act II Scene 10: C'est vous mon pere (Sophie, Mrs. Western, Honora, Tom Jones, Blifil, Allworthy, Mr. Western) (02:53)
6. Jean-Pascal Cottier – Act III: Symphonie - Scene 1: Allors messieurs (Innkeeper, Gumtree, Powerfist, Jellyfisch, Buttercup) (01:56)
7. Jean-Pascal Cottier – Act III Scene 1: A chanter, ire et boire (Powerfist, Gumtree, Buttercup, Jellyfisch, Innkeeper, Dowling) - Scene 2: C'est une (Tom (06:00)
8. Carine Sechehaye – Act III Scene 2: Ami qu'en mes bras je presse (Tom Jones, Innkeeper, Dowling) - Scene 3: Mesdames (Innkeeper, Honora, Sophie, Gumt (06:06)
9. Sophie Marin-Degor – Act III Scene 3: Ou suis-je? Qu'ai-je fait? (Sophie) (03:29)
10. Carine Sechehaye – Act III Scene 3: O toi qui ne peut m'entendre (Sophie, Buttercup, Powerfist, Jellyfisch, Honora, Gumtree, Tom Jones, Innkeeper) (04:42)
11. Sophie Marin-Degor – Act III Scene 3: Quoi c'est vous (Tom Jones, Sophie) - Scene 4: Mais, c'est (Dowling, Sophie … ) - Scene 5: Comme vous (Innkeeper (15:09)
12. Sophie Marin-Degor – Act III Scene 7: Je vous obtiens, vous qui m'etes si chere (Tom Jones, Sophie, Allworthy, Mrs. Western, Honora, Mr. Western) (04:52)

Of Scottish origin, the Danican family (Philidor being a nickname) produced, in almost two centuries, a dozen musicians - instrumentalists and composers - the best known of them almost certainly being François-André Danican Philidor, born in Dreux on 7th September 1726 and died in London on 31st August 1795. Tom Jones is universally considered one of Philidor’s best operas and one of the most perfect examples of a music genre that was quite popular in 18th-century France, the Opéra-comique. The libretto is derived from Henry Fielding’s The History of Tom Jones, a foundling, while the music, with its succession of dialogues, airs, ariettes, and ensembles is truly delightful, embodying the elegant and caustic spirit of the Age of Enlightenment.

On the podium of this Tom Jones, staged at Lausanne’s Opéra in the summer of 2005, is one of the greatest specialists of French 17th-18th- century music, Jean-Claude Malgoire, who thus continues his collaboration with Dynamic, which already counts several prestigious titles both on CD and DVD.


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