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Marie-Nicole Lemieux’s sixth recital recording on Naïve is a series of breathtaking melodies from the last decade of the nineteenth century, “a pivotal era that was incredibly rich and varied – and I believe this programme provides an accurate portrait of it.” Marie-Nicole Lemieux said. Marie-Nicole Lemieux and Roger Vignoles, internationally recognized as one of the world’s most distinguished accompanists of today, will tour this program in several of the leading European venues in 2015. “These were the peak years of French mélodie: we hear Fauré – the Mélodies de Venise were among his first successes; Koechlin, who is very little known today but who was very forward-looking in his orchestration and harmony; and Chausson and Lekeu as well. The composers I’ve assembled are all linked with chamber and instrumental music: it’s that intimate side that interests me, which explains the choice of Wolf rather than Strauss. In the end, the programme is a wide-ranging journey through late nineteenth-century Europe, illustrated by songs that I love, that I listen to myself. I like the variety of mood you get in a programme of this sort. You don’t sing Rachmaninoff the same way you sing Fauré – especially the texts by Verlaine, which I adore and which for me are the poems that best lend themselves to singing. I wanted to emphasise the genuinely embodied, physical side of the sensuality in Fauré.” |
guillaume lekeu 1870-1894 trois poèmes 1 Sur une tombe 3’53 2 Ronde 3’46 3 Nocturne 4’39 hugo wolf 1860-1903 from italienisches liederbuch 4 Auch kleine Dinge 2’21 5 Du denkst mit einem Fädchen 1’07 6 Mein Liebster singt 1’31 7 Wohl kenn’ ich Euren Stand 1’55 gabriel fauré 1845-1924 cinq mélodies « de venise » opus 58 8 Mandoline 1’43 9 En sourdine 3’15 10 Green 1’50 11 À Clymène 2’56 12 C’est l’extase 3’22 serge rachmaninoff 1873-1943 from chest romansov opus 4 13 O, net, molyu ne ukhodi! 1’39 14 Utro 2’11 15 V moltchan e notchi taynoy 2’54 16 Ne poy, krasvitsa, pri mne 4’22 from dvenadtsat romansov opus 14 17 Ostrovok 2’03 charles koechlin 1867-1950 from cinq mélodies opus 5 18 Si tu le veux 1’40 19 Menuet 3’40 from sept rondels opus 8 20 La Pêche 1’42 21 L’Hiver 2’12 22 La Lune 1’15 ernest chausson 1855-1899 23 chanson perpétuelle opus posthume 37 7’01 |
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