offenbach, j.: tales of hoffmann - jacques offenbach
Offenbach, J.: Tales of Hoffmann
Jacques Offenbach
2014
14 tracks
56 min
Tracks
Les contes d'Hoffmann: Prologue: The legend of Klienzach: Il etait une fois a la cour d'EisenachJacques Offenbach, Robert Ilosfalvy, Sándor Palcsó, Gyorgy Radnai, Karola Agay, Julia Orosz, Arpad Kishegyi, Olga Szönyi, Déry Gabriella, Miklos Petri, Endre Varhelyi, Tibor Nadas, Zoltan Domjan, Hungarian Radio and Television Chorus, Hungarian Radio And Television Symphony Orchestra, Miklós Erdélyi
Les contes d'Hoffmann, Act I: J'ai des yeuxJacques Offenbach, Robert Ilosfalvy, Sándor Palcsó, Gyorgy Radnai, Karola Agay, Julia Orosz, Arpad Kishegyi, Olga Szönyi, Déry Gabriella, Miklos Petri, Endre Varhelyi, Tibor Nadas, Zoltan Domjan, Hungarian Radio and Television Chorus, Hungarian Radio And Television Symphony Orchestra, Miklós Erdélyi
Les contes d'Hoffmann, Act I: Non aucun hote vraiment nonJacques Offenbach, Robert Ilosfalvy, Sándor Palcsó, Gyorgy Radnai, Karola Agay, Julia Orosz, Arpad Kishegyi, Olga Szönyi, Déry Gabriella, Miklos Petri, Endre Varhelyi, Tibor Nadas, Zoltan Domjan, Hungarian Radio and Television Chorus, Hungarian Radio And Television Symphony Orchestra, Miklós Erdélyi
Les contes d'Hoffmann, Act I: The Doll's Song. Les oiseaux dans la charmilleJacques Offenbach, Robert Ilosfalvy, Sándor Palcsó, Gyorgy Radnai, Karola Agay, Julia Orosz, Arpad Kishegyi, Olga Szönyi, Déry Gabriella, Miklos Petri, Endre Varhelyi, Tibor Nadas, Zoltan Domjan, Hungarian Radio and Television Chorus, Hungarian Radio And Television Symphony Orchestra, Miklós Erdélyi
Les contes d'Hoffmann, Act III: Entr'acte and Romance. Elle a fui, la tourterelleJacques Offenbach, Robert Ilosfalvy, Sándor Palcsó, Gyorgy Radnai, Karola Agay, Julia Orosz, Arpad Kishegyi, Olga Szönyi, Déry Gabriella, Miklos Petri, Endre Varhelyi, Tibor Nadas, Zoltan Domjan, Hungarian Radio and Television Chorus, Hungarian Radio And Television Symphony Orchestra, Miklós Erdélyi
Les contes d'Hoffmann, Act III: Jour et nuit je me mets en quatreJacques Offenbach, Robert Ilosfalvy, Sándor Palcsó, Gyorgy Radnai, Karola Agay, Julia Orosz, Arpad Kishegyi, Olga Szönyi, Déry Gabriella, Miklos Petri, Endre Varhelyi, Tibor Nadas, Zoltan Domjan, Hungarian Radio and Television Chorus, Hungarian Radio And Television Symphony Orchestra, Miklós Erdélyi
Les contes d'Hoffmann, Act III: C'est une chanson d'amourJacques Offenbach, Robert Ilosfalvy, Sándor Palcsó, Gyorgy Radnai, Karola Agay, Julia Orosz, Arpad Kishegyi, Olga Szönyi, Déry Gabriella, Miklos Petri, Endre Varhelyi, Tibor Nadas, Zoltan Domjan, Hungarian Radio and Television Chorus, Hungarian Radio And Television Symphony Orchestra, Miklós Erdélyi
Les contes d'Hoffmann, Act II: Entr'acte: Belle nuit, o nuit d'amour, "Barcarolle"Jacques Offenbach, Robert Ilosfalvy, Sándor Palcsó, Gyorgy Radnai, Karola Agay, Julia Orosz, Arpad Kishegyi, Olga Szönyi, Déry Gabriella, Miklos Petri, Endre Varhelyi, Tibor Nadas, Zoltan Domjan, Hungarian Radio and Television Chorus, Hungarian Radio And Television Symphony Orchestra, Miklós Erdélyi
Les contes d'Hoffmann, Act II: Amis l'amour tendre et reveurJacques Offenbach, Robert Ilosfalvy, Sándor Palcsó, Gyorgy Radnai, Karola Agay, Julia Orosz, Arpad Kishegyi, Olga Szönyi, Déry Gabriella, Miklos Petri, Endre Varhelyi, Tibor Nadas, Zoltan Domjan, Hungarian Radio and Television Chorus, Hungarian Radio And Television Symphony Orchestra, Miklós Erdélyi
Les contes d'Hoffmann, Act II: Scintille diamantJacques Offenbach, Robert Ilosfalvy, Sándor Palcsó, Gyorgy Radnai, Karola Agay, Julia Orosz, Arpad Kishegyi, Olga Szönyi, Déry Gabriella, Miklos Petri, Endre Varhelyi, Tibor Nadas, Zoltan Domjan, Hungarian Radio and Television Chorus, Hungarian Radio And Television Symphony Orchestra, Miklós Erdélyi
Les contes d'Hoffmann, Act III: Malheureuse enfant … Fille bien aimeeJacques Offenbach, Robert Ilosfalvy, Sándor Palcsó, Gyorgy Radnai, Karola Agay, Julia Orosz, Arpad Kishegyi, Olga Szönyi, Déry Gabriella, Miklos Petri, Endre Varhelyi, Tibor Nadas, Zoltan Domjan, Hungarian Radio and Television Chorus, Hungarian Radio And Television Symphony Orchestra, Miklós Erdélyi
Les contes d'Hoffmann, Act II: Helas! Mon coeur s'egare encore!Jacques Offenbach, Robert Ilosfalvy, Sándor Palcsó, Gyorgy Radnai, Karola Agay, Julia Orosz, Arpad Kishegyi, Olga Szönyi, Déry Gabriella, Miklos Petri, Endre Varhelyi, Tibor Nadas, Zoltan Domjan, Hungarian Radio and Television Chorus, Hungarian Radio And Television Symphony Orchestra, Miklós Erdélyi
Les contes d'Hoffmann: Epilogue. IntermezzoJacques Offenbach, Robert Ilosfalvy, Sándor Palcsó, Gyorgy Radnai, Karola Agay, Julia Orosz, Arpad Kishegyi, Olga Szönyi, Déry Gabriella, Miklos Petri, Endre Varhelyi, Tibor Nadas, Zoltan Domjan, Hungarian Radio and Television Chorus, Hungarian Radio And Television Symphony Orchestra, Miklós Erdélyi
Les contes d'Hoffmann: Epilogue. Voila quelle fut l'histoire de mes amoursJacques Offenbach, Robert Ilosfalvy, Sándor Palcsó, Gyorgy Radnai, Karola Agay, Julia Orosz, Arpad Kishegyi, Olga Szönyi, Déry Gabriella, Miklos Petri, Endre Varhelyi, Tibor Nadas, Zoltan Domjan, Hungarian Radio and Television Chorus, Hungarian Radio And Television Symphony Orchestra, Miklós Erdélyi
Jacques Offenbach, born Jacob Offenbach in Cologne in 1819, was a pioneering composer who bridged the worlds of German and French music, creating a unique and enduring legacy. As a cellist and impresario, Offenbach's influence extended far beyond his nearly 100 operettas, which defined the genre and captivated audiences throughout the 19th century and beyond. His witty and satirical works, such as "Orpheus in the Underworld" and "La Belle Hélène," cleverly parodied Parisian society and the political landscape of the Second French Empire, earning him a reputation as a composer-entrepreneur who could mock and entertain in equal measure. Offenbach's unfinished masterpiece, "The Tales of Hoffmann," remains a staple of the opera repertoire, showcasing his ability to craft memorable melodies and dramatic narratives. His innovative spirit and musical genius continue to inspire, making Jacques Offenbach a key figure in the history of operetta and a composer whose works are as relevant and enjoyable today as they were in his own time.
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Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Jacques Offenbach's "Tales of Hoffmann" with this captivating album released on July 15, 2014, by Hungaroton. Spanning a concise yet impactful 56 minutes, this album is a treasure trove of Offenbach's masterful compositions, showcasing his unparalleled ability to blend drama, romance, and intrigue into a seamless musical narrative.
The album features a selection of highlights from Offenbach's operatic masterpiece, "Les contes d'Hoffmann." From the hauntingly beautiful "Barcarolle" to the lively and engaging "Doll's Song," each track offers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Hoffmann's tales. The prologue sets the stage with "The legend of Klienzach," drawing you into the world of the enigmatic poet, while the subsequent acts delve into his romantic entanglements and misadventures.
Offenbach's genius shines through in every note, with his signature wit and charm evident in pieces like "Amis l'amour tendre et reveur" and "C'est une chanson d'amour." The album also includes instrumental interludes that provide a moment of respite and reflection, such as the "Entr'acte" pieces that bridge the different acts of the opera.
This album is not just a collection of songs but a journey through the intricate and captivating stories that Offenbach brought to life. Whether you're a seasoned fan of classical music or a newcomer looking to explore the works of Jacques Offenbach, this album offers a compelling introduction to the world of "Tales of Hoffmann."