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      2. straus: rêve de valse - version abrégée - oscar straus

      Straus: Rêve de valse - Version abrégée

      Oscar StrausOscar Straus
      • 1958
      • 16 tracks
      • 51 min
      Straus: Rêve de valse - Version abrégée - Oscar Straus
      Straus: Rêve de valse - Version abrégée - Oscar Straus

      Album Details

      Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Oscar Straus's operetta masterpiece, "Rêve de valse," presented in an abridged version that captures the essence of this timeless work. Released on January 1, 1958, under the BNF Collection label, this album offers a delightful journey through the romantic and waltz-filled narrative of Straus's composition.

      Spanning a concise 51 minutes, the album is a vibrant tapestry of vocal and orchestral performances that bring to life the intricate characters and their stories. From the grand opening of Act I to the climactic finales of Acts II and III, each track is a testament to Straus's musical genius and his ability to weave captivating tales through melody and harmony.

      The operetta unfolds with a rich array of characters, including Frédérique d'Insterbourg, Maurice de Fonségur, and the princess Hélène, each contributing to the drama and romance that define the story. The chorus adds depth and grandeur to the performances, enhancing the overall experience.

      Straus's "Rêve de valse" is not just a collection of songs but a cohesive narrative that unfolds through music. The abridged version presented in this album is a perfect introduction to the world of Oscar Straus, offering a taste of his unique style and storytelling prowess. Whether you are a seasoned fan of operettas or a newcomer to the genre, this album promises an engaging and enjoyable listening experience.

      1 januari 19581958 - BNF Collection 20131958 - BNF Collection 2013

      Tracks

      1. Rêve de valse, Act I: Ouverture et choeurs (Frédérique d'Insterbourg, Sigismond, Wendolin, Chœur)Oscar Straus, Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis de Froment, Solange Michel, Claude Devos, Pierre Germain, Choeurs Raymond Saint-Paul
        3:20
      2. Rêve de valse, Act I: Cortège nuptial (Frédérique d'Insterbourg, Wendolin, Le grand duc Joachim, La princesse Hélène, Maurice de Fonségur, Sigismond, Chœur)Oscar Straus, Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis de Froment, Solange Michel, Pierre Germain, Louis Noguera, Mado Robin, Michel Dens, Claude Devos, Choeurs Raymond Saint-Paul
        1:47
      3. Rêve de valse, Act I: "Mesdames, messieurs" (Maurice de Fonségur)Oscar Straus, Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis de Froment, Michel Dens
        3:36
      4. Rêve de valse, Act I: "Jamais je ne fus plus heureuse" (La princesse Hélène, Frédérique d'Insterbourg)Oscar Straus, Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis de Froment, Mado Robin, Solange Michel
        4:18
      5. Rêve de valse, Act I: "Quelle tristesse" (Frédérique d'Insterbourg, Maurice de Fonségur, Le grand duc Joachim)Oscar Straus, Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis de Froment, Solange Michel, Michel Dens, Louis Noguera
        3:31
      6. Rêve de valse, Act I: "Oui c'est une valse de Vienne" (Maurice de Fonségur, De Moussy)Oscar Straus, Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis de Froment, Michel Dens, Claude Devos
        4:15
      7. Rêve de valse, Act I: "J'attends toujours" (La princesse Hélène, Maurice de Fonségur, Le grand duc Joachim, Le prince Lothar, Frédérique d'Insterbourg)Oscar Straus, Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis de Froment, Mado Robin, Michel Dens, Louis Noguera, Pierre Germain, Solange Michel
        5:00
      8. Rêve de valse, Act II: Marche (Chœur)Oscar Straus, Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis de Froment, Choeurs Raymond Saint-Paul
        1:03
      9. Rêve de valse, Act II: "C'est nous les p'tites musiciennes" (Franzi, Chœur)Oscar Straus, Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis de Froment, Liliane Berton, Choeurs Raymond Saint-Paul
        2:38
      10. Rêve de valse, Act II: "Voyons puisque la destinée" (Franzi, Maurice de Fonségur)Oscar Straus, Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis de Froment, Liliane Berton, Michel Dens
        4:52
      11. Rêve de valse, Act II: "Ah! soyez aimable de grâce" (La princesse Hélène, Franzi, Frédérique d'Insterbourg)Oscar Straus, Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis de Froment, Mado Robin, Liliane Berton, Solange Michel
        1:34
      12. Rêve de valse, Act II: "Moi de la flûte j'ai le don" (Franzi, Le prince Lothar)Oscar Straus, Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis de Froment, Liliane Berton, Pierre Germain
        2:13
      13. Rêve de valse, Act II: Final (Maurice de Fonségur, La princesse Hélène, Franzi, Le prince Lothar, Le grand duc Joachim, Chœur)Oscar Straus, Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis de Froment, Michel Dens, Mado Robin, Liliane Berton, Pierre Germain, Louis Noguera, Choeurs Raymond Saint-Paul
        5:45
      14. Rêve de valse, Act III: "Que le diable les emporte" (Maurice de Fonségur, Le grand duc Joachim, Le prince Lothar)Oscar Straus, Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis de Froment, Michel Dens, Louis Noguera, Pierre Germain
        2:47
      15. Rêve de valse, Act III: "Ah! si j'étais artiste" (Frédérique d'Insterbourg, Franzi)Oscar Straus, Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis de Froment, Solange Michel, Liliane Berton
        1:46
      16. Rêve de valse, Act III: Final (Maurice de Fonségur, La princesse Hélène)Oscar Straus, Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis de Froment, Michel Dens, Mado Robin
        2:48
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      About Oscar Straus

      Oscar Nathan Straus, born in Vienna in 1870, was a prolific composer who left an indelible mark on the world of operetta, film scores, and songs. A student of the renowned Max Bruch in Berlin, Straus was encouraged by none other than Johann Strauss himself to pursue his musical passions. His most famous work, "The Chocolate Soldier," remains a beloved classic. Throughout his career, Straus composed over 500 cabaret songs, showcasing his versatility and enduring talent. His music, often characterized by its wit and charm, continues to captivate audiences, offering a delightful journey through the golden age of operetta.

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