Hélène Bouvier - Récital Album

Tracklist

1	–Claude Debussy	Le Promenoir Des Deix Amants (1-3)
2	–Arthur Honegger	Trois Psaumes (1-3)
3	–Guiraut Riquier	Jésus Christ
4	–Claude Debussy	Ariettes Oubliées (Mandoline, Green)
5	–Jean-Baptiste Lully	Thésée - Extrait, Air De Vénus
6	–Maurice Ravel	Histoires Naturelles (1-5)
7	–Anonyme	Belle Isabellos (13e Siècle)
8	–Darius Milhaud	Trois Chants Hébraïques (1-3)
9	–Claude Debussy	Proses Lyriques (1-4)

Credits

• Liner Notes – Guy Erismann
• Piano – Jacqueline Brisson (tracks: 6 to 9), Louis Saguer (tracks: 1 to 5)
• Vocals – Hélène Bouvier (tracks: 1 to 9)

Notes

Recorded live in 1957 (tracks 6 to 9) and 1959 (tracks 1 to 5).

Barcodes

• Other (Distribution Code): VG 671
• SPARS Code: AAD
• Barcode: 3072666720032

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Vogue
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – INA
• Copyright (c) – Vogue
• Distributed By – Vogue
• Manufactured By – PDO, France

Album

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