Chausson

Poème, Op. 25 : For Violin and Orchestra.

Piano Quartets by Chausson and Mahler. [CD]

Ensemble Monsolo performs works by Chausson and Mahler.

Saint-Saens and Chausson : Piano Quartets. [CD]

The Schubert Ensemble performs music by two great French composers.

Melodies De Chausson : Un Parcours De L'Intime.

Reflection of the epoch's literature, painting, and music in Chausson's melodies. Study of the 4 periods in his life, through melodies. Analysis of the structure, language characteristics, and influences of contemp. composers. Appendices w/ chronological listings of melodies, collections. Bibl.

Violin Sonata; Chausson : Concert / Jacques Thibaud, Violin. [CD]

Classic recordings feature Thibaud and pianist Alfred Cortot. A fresh transfer of the original mono recordings.

Néère : Duparc, Hahn, Chausson / Véronique Gens, Soprano. [CD]

A program of songs by three French composers. With pianist Susan Manoff.

Fin De Siècle : Chausson and Franck / Rachel Kolly d'Alba, Violin. [CD]

Contents: Violin Sonata / Franck -- Concert / Chausson. With pianist Christian Chamorel and the Spektral Quartet Chicago.

Suk, Chausson and Reger : Piano Works / Paul Orgel, Piano. [CD]

Suk: About Mother, Op. 28 -- Chausson: Four Dances, Op. 26 -- Reger: From My Diary, Op. 82, Vol. 3.

Piano Trios by Ravel and Chausson. [CD]

With violinist Mie Kobayashi, cellist Yoko Hasegawa and pianist Pascal Roge. Includes Ravel's Piano Trio, and Chausson's Piano Trio op. 3.

Trio Solisti Play Ravel and Chausson. [CD]

Ravel: Trio In A Minor -- Chausson: Trio In G Minor, Op. 3.

Ernest Chausson, le Roi Arthus Et L'opera Wagnerien En France.

Chausson composed Le Roi Arthus towards the end of his life, and it was not premiered until four years after his death. This book discusses how Chausson's opera explored ways to approach opera following the death of Wagner. With a preface by Jean-Jacuqes Nattiez, introduction, bibliography, and…

Hommage A Chausson, Op. 51 : For Violin and Piano.

Nineteenth Century French Song : Faure, Chausson, Duparc, and Debussy.

Every song by the 4 composers is discussed, with English translations of the words by the author (often the first English version published to date). Performance advice for singers & accompanists. Mistakes in current editions are pointed out. Bibliography, index of first lines.

Quartet In A Major, Op. 30 : For Violin, Viola, Violoncello and Piano.

Serres Chaudes(5), Op. 24.

Vepres Du Commun Des Vierges : 5 Repons Et Trois Antiennes Pour Orgue, Op. 31.

This collection of eight pieces for organ was composed by Chausson in 1897. This is a facsimile of the composer's autograph.

Chanson Perpetuelle : Pour Soprano Et Orchestre, Op. 37.

Chausson dedicated this short piece to singer Jeanne Raunay. The work was premiered in 1899, six months before Chausson's death. This is a reprint of the first edition, published in 1911 by Rouart, Lerolle et Cie. With a new preface in German, English and French.

Viviane : Poeme Symphonique, Op. 5 (1882, Rev. 1887).

This work, composed in 1882, was Chausson's first real work for orchestra. Viviane is the Lady of the Lake from the King Arthur saga. This edition presents an 1894 publication by Le Bailly-Bornemann of the revised version. With an introduction.

Concert In Re Majeur, Op. 21 : Pour Piano, Violon Et Quatuor A Cordes.

Contents: Decide -- Sicilienne -- Grave -- Finale. With a preface in German and English. Chausson composed this work between 1889 and 1891, and dedicated it to Eugene Ysaye. Reprinted from an early edition.

French Music. [CD]

Contents: Symphonie, Op. 20 / Chausson -- Poème de l'amour et de lar mer, Op. 19 / Chausson -- Printemps / Debussy. With Kathleen Ferrier, mezzo; the Boston Symphony Orchestra; and the Hallé Orchestra.

Music Of A Lifetime. [CD]

Contents: Schubert's Unfinished Quartet -- Chausson Poeme -- Hommage a Aaron Copland -- London Bridge Variations. Various artists.

Vespers Of The Virgins, Op. 31 : For Organ.

Dedicated to Annie Chausson.

Piece, Op. 39 (1897) : For Violoncello (Or Viola, Or Violin) and Piano.

Poème, Op. 25 - reduction For Violin and Piano / Ed. by Zino Francescatti.