Step back in time with Gérard Philipe's 1955 release, "Les blasons du corps féminin," a captivating collection of 16th-century poems brought to life through the power of spoken word. This mono version album, released under the BNF Collection label, is a unique blend of historical literature and dramatic narration, featuring the renowned voice talents of Gérard Philipe and André Reybaz, accompanied by the delicate harp playing of Lily Laskine.
In this 38-minute journey, Philipe and Reybaz explore the poetic and often sensual depictions of the female form, as penned by the poets of the 16th century. The album's tracklist, ranging from "Blason du sourcil" to "L'ongle," offers a poetic tour of the human body, each piece a testament to the artistry and creativity of the era.
Originally released on Pathé Marconi, this audiobook on LP is a rare gem that combines the elegance of classic poetry with the rich, resonant voices of its narrators. The album's historical significance and the timeless appeal of its content make it a fascinating listen for those interested in literature, history, and the art of spoken word. Whether you're a fan of Gérard Philipe or simply curious about the poetic traditions of the past, "Les blasons du corps féminin" offers a compelling and enriching experience.
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