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C. DEBUSSY
Prior to the version to be published in 1908, Claude Debussy had composed "Deux chansons de Charles d'Orléans", which are works, in a way, simpler, but all as strong as what will constitute the well-known cycle of "three songs of Charles of...
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C. VERCHER
Fable by Alfred Jarry (1873-1907) in which a tin can falls in love with a lobster, finding in its way many similarities ... On a surrealistic poem, here is music that is connected to the text humorous athmosphere.
C. VERCHER
Extract from Romances without words. The voices dialogue to express the text in turn. A song about voice, music and poetry. I guess through a whisper The subtle outline of ancient voices
C. VERCHER
Poem by Paul Verlaine from Les Fêtes Galantes (1869): Calm in the half day What tall branches do. Let’s penetrate our love From this deep silence.
C. VERCHER
The sky is standing above the roof So blue, so calm ... On a poem written by Paul Verlaine while he was in jail in Belgium. A simple music, harmonically rich, giving a role to each voices.
