Perpetual night
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AUX ORIGINES DE L'OPÉRA ANGLAISDelicious melancholyThe circulation of artists like sovereigns between France and England in the 17th century allowed for the affirmation across the Channel of extremely original genres: early recitatives, grand airs of Mask, "dramatic" scenes constitute a rich ground for experiments preparing the birth of the semi-opera...Sébastien Daucé proposes to explore this English vocal art by offering a program tailored to one of today's most fascinating voices: Lucile Richardot, at the heart of the ensemble Correspondances, subtly links music, love, night, and melancholy.Buy Perpetual night at the best price
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Care-charming sleep
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Whiles I this standing take
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Go, happy man
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What tears, dear prince, can serve
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Music, the master of thy art is dead
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No more shall meads
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Go, perjured man
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Pavan in F
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Give me my lute
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Howl not, you ghosts and furies
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Britanocles the great and good appears
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Powerful Morpheus, let thy charms
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Rise, princely shephard
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Adieu to the pleasures
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Amintas, that true hearted swain
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Poor Celadon, he sighs in vain (loving above himself)
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Saraband
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When Orpheus sang
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Philis, oh! turn that face
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Epilogue: sing, sing, ye muses
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