La Chanson Veveysanne - Joseph Bovet: La Fanfare du printemps - Liauba (1977) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: La Chanson Veveysanne, André Krauer
- Title: Joseph Bovet: La Fanfare du printemps - Liauba
- Year Of Release: 1977
- Label: VDE-GALLO
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: FLAC (tracks) [96kHz/24bit]
- Total Time: 34:49
- Total Size: 675 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. La Chanson du printemps (02:10)
2. Liauba (03:53)
3. A Moléson (Arr. by Carlo Boller) (01:53)
4. Chanson oubliée (02:58)
5. La du Maine (Arr. by Carlo Hemmerling) (02:04)
6. Village (02:44)
7. De quoi nourrit-on les femmes ? (Arr. by Carlo Boller) (01:58)
8. Il est un raisin doré (01:49)
9. Les campanules (02:06)
10. Non, je ne veux t'épouser, limaçon (Arr. by Pierre Carraz) (01:00)
11. La Praviana (Arr. by Pierre Carraz) (01:46)
12. Odelette (01:09)
13. A son page (01:14)
14. Chançon (01:50)
15. Las je n'yrai plus jouër (02:47)
16. Il bianco e dolce cigno (02:16)
17. Viva tutte le vezzose (01:03)
1. La Chanson du printemps (02:10)
2. Liauba (03:53)
3. A Moléson (Arr. by Carlo Boller) (01:53)
4. Chanson oubliée (02:58)
5. La du Maine (Arr. by Carlo Hemmerling) (02:04)
6. Village (02:44)
7. De quoi nourrit-on les femmes ? (Arr. by Carlo Boller) (01:58)
8. Il est un raisin doré (01:49)
9. Les campanules (02:06)
10. Non, je ne veux t'épouser, limaçon (Arr. by Pierre Carraz) (01:00)
11. La Praviana (Arr. by Pierre Carraz) (01:46)
12. Odelette (01:09)
13. A son page (01:14)
14. Chançon (01:50)
15. Las je n'yrai plus jouër (02:47)
16. Il bianco e dolce cigno (02:16)
17. Viva tutte le vezzose (01:03)
La Chanson Veveysanne and André Krauer present a wonderful programme of works by Joseph Bovet. The Swiss composer and choir-master worked tirelessly in the development of choral singing in the canton of Friborg. If his function as chapel master, for which he was appointed in 1923, led him to write a large number of religious works, in French as well as in Latin and in patois , it is mainly his profane works that Father Bovet owes his fame. Indeed, he wrote many songs with simple texts, talking about nature, life in the countryside or even the family.
Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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