Reynaldo Hahn: Ses plus grands succès, vol. 4 - Reynaldo Hahn - Vinyl LP

Reynaldo Hahn: Ses plus grands succès, vol. 4 - Reynaldo Hahn

Album Details

Dive into the enchanting world of classical piano with Reynaldo Hahn's "Ses plus grands succès, vol. 4." Released on August 25, 2014, under the Forlane label, this album is a captivating collection of Hahn's most celebrated works, spanning a delightful 56 minutes. The album features a rich tapestry of pieces from the operetta "Brummel," showcasing Hahn's mastery of melody and his keen sense of drama. From the witty and playful "Couplets du knock-out" to the tender and romantic "Je vous aimais sans le savoir," each track offers a unique glimpse into Hahn's musical genius. The album also includes instrumental interludes like "Entr'acte" and "Quand un cheval marche au pas," performed with elegance and finesse. With contributions from renowned artists such as Gaston Rey, René Lenoty, and Lina Dachary, this album is a testament to Hahn's enduring legacy in the world of classical music. Whether you're a seasoned aficionado or a newcomer to Hahn's work, "Ses plus grands succès, vol. 4" promises an enchanting journey through the timeless beauty of classical piano.

August 25, 2014ForlaneForlane / DOM DP

Tracks

Brummel, Act III: DialogueReynaldo Hahn, Lina Dachary, Gabrielle Ristori, Claudine Collard, Aimé Doniat, Albert Voli, Gaston Rey, René Lenoty, Geniot, Michel Fauchet
0:16
Brummel, Act III: "Ah les parfaites voluptés" (Brummel)Reynaldo Hahn, Aimé Doniat, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille, Marcel Cariven
2:30
Brummel, Act III: DialogueReynaldo Hahn, Lina Dachary, Gabrielle Ristori, Claudine Collard, Aimé Doniat, Albert Voli, Gaston Rey, René Lenoty, Geniot, Michel Fauchet
4:30
Brummel, Act III: "Entre les deux mon cœur balance" (Peggy)Reynaldo Hahn, Lina Dachary, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille, Marcel Cariven
1:27
Brummel, Act III: DialogueReynaldo Hahn, Lina Dachary, Gabrielle Ristori, Claudine Collard, Aimé Doniat, Albert Voli, Gaston Rey, René Lenoty, Geniot, Michel Fauchet
0:33
Brummel, Act III: "Cherchez la femme" (Jim)Reynaldo Hahn, Gaston Rey, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille, Marcel Cariven
2:03
Brummel, Act III: DialogueReynaldo Hahn, Lina Dachary, Gabrielle Ristori, Claudine Collard, Aimé Doniat, Albert Voli, Gaston Rey, René Lenoty, Geniot, Michel Fauchet
0:34
Brummel, Act III: "Les Bergers de Watteau" (Chœur, Jim, Lady Eversharp, Brummel)Reynaldo Hahn, Gaston Rey, Gabrielle Ristori, Aimé Doniat, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille, Chœur Lyrique de Radio-Lille, Marcel Cariven
0:52
Brummel, Act III: DialogueReynaldo Hahn, Lina Dachary, Gabrielle Ristori, Claudine Collard, Aimé Doniat, Albert Voli, Gaston Rey, René Lenoty, Geniot, Michel Fauchet
6:27
Brummel, Act III: "Je vous aimais sans le savoir" (Dick, Peggy)Reynaldo Hahn, Albert Voli, Lina Dachary, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille, Marcel Cariven
2:39
Brummel, Act III: DialogueReynaldo Hahn, Lina Dachary, Gabrielle Ristori, Claudine Collard, Aimé Doniat, Albert Voli, Gaston Rey, René Lenoty, Geniot, Michel Fauchet
1:53
Brummel, Act III: Final (Tous)Reynaldo Hahn, Gaston Rey, Albert Voli, René Lenoty, Gabrielle Ristori, Aimé Doniat, Claudine Collart, Genio, Michel Fauchey, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille, Marcel Cariven
2:27
Brummel, Act II: "Non, l'on dira c'qu'on voudra" (Peggy, Dick)Reynaldo Hahn, Louis Arnoult, Sim Viva, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille
2:50
Brummel, Act III: "Etre un dandy" (Dick)Reynaldo Hahn, Louis Arnoult, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille
3:10
Brummel, Act I: "Ce sont les dandys de Brummel" (Dick)Reynaldo Hahn, Louis Arnoult, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille
2:54
Brummel, Act I: Couplets du knock-out (Jim)Reynaldo Hahn, Lucien Baroux, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille
3:07
Brummel: "Entr'acte"Reynaldo Hahn, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille, André Valcien
1:54
Brummel: "Quand un cheval marche au pas" (Lady Eversharp)Reynaldo Hahn, Jane Morlet, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille
3:20
Brummel, Act III: "Vous me surnommez, très chère" (Lady Eversharp)Reynaldo Hahn, Jane Morlet, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille
3:23
Brummel, Act III: "Cherchez la femme" (Jim)Reynaldo Hahn, Lucien Baroux, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille
2:13
Brummel: Entr'acteReynaldo Hahn, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille, André Valcien
1:05
Brummel, Act III: "Les Bergers de Watteau" (Chœur, Jim, Lady Eversharp, Dick)Reynaldo Hahn, Jane Morlet, Lucien Baroux, Louis Arnoult, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille, Chœur Lyrique de Radio-Lille
3:34
Brummel, Act III: "Je vous aimais sans le savoir" (Dick, Peggy)Reynaldo Hahn, Louis Arnoult, Sim Viva, Orchestre Lyrique de Radio-Lille
2:32

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About Reynaldo Hahn

Reynaldo Hahn, born in Caracas, Venezuela, in 1874, was a multifaceted musician whose life and work spanned the globe, leaving an indelible mark on the classical music scene. A composer, conductor, music critic, and singer, Hahn is perhaps best known for his exquisite mélodies, having penned over 100 art songs that showcase his unique blend of Venezuelan and French influences. His compositions, such as "The Swing" and "Windy Nights," are celebrated for their lyrical beauty and emotional depth. Hahn's journey began in Paris, where he studied and eventually became a naturalized French citizen. His life was as rich and varied as his music, including a notable relationship with the renowned author Marcel Proust. Hahn's legacy endures, captivating audiences with his timeless compositions and reminding us of the power of music to transcend borders and cultures.