(2003) Britten: Saint Nicolas (Live Recording) & Frank Bridge Variations David Kadouch written late in his life

written late in his life

Tout se passe comme si Boccherini avait voulu se réserver un domaine privilégié qu’il savait exploiter pour étonner

the majority of which are first recordings

Gérard Souzay (Golaud) and Eric Tappy (Pelléas) side by side in a production of Claude Debussy’s opera Pelléas et Mélisande under the direction of Jean-Marie Auberson at the Grand Théâtre in Geneva on 20 March 1969 – Claves offers the opportunity to relive this exceptional moment in a recording from its new series CHRONOS dedicated to particularly remarkable archive recordings

highlighted at the moment by brilliant performances at the Paris Opera in collaboration with conductor Marc Minkowski

(2003) Britten: Saint Nicolas (Live Recording) & Frank Bridge Variations David Kadouch written late in his lifeWorld premiere recording of the German version: As the holidays draw near it is time for Claves Records to put on its Saint Nicolas costume. Together with the Zurich Chamber Orchestra; the Zurich Boys Choir and conductor Howard Griffiths; Claves is pleased to present Benjamin Brittens (all too) rarely heard Saint Nicolas Cantata. Composed for the centenary celebration of Lancing College; Sussex; in 1948 (St. Nicolas is the patron saint of children and