Recorded on 12/04/2013, uploaded on 06/25/2014
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Pantomime
Paul Verlaine
Pierrot, who is nothing like Clytandre
Empties a bottle without waiting,
And, sensibly, cuts into a paté.
Cassandre, at the end of the street,
Sheds a hidden tear
For his disinherited nephew.
That impertinent Harlequin plans
The abduction of Columbine
And pirouettes four times.
Columbine dreams, surprised
To feel a heart in the breeze
And to hear a voice in her heart.
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Classical Music | Soprano
Claude Debussy
Pantomime, from Quatre chansons de jeunesse Play
Recorded on 12/04/2013, uploaded on 06/25/2014
Musician's or Publisher's Notes
Pantomime
Paul Verlaine
Pierrot, who is nothing like Clytandre
Empties a bottle without waiting,
And, sensibly, cuts into a paté.
Cassandre, at the end of the street,
Sheds a hidden tear
For his disinherited nephew.
That impertinent Harlequin plans
The abduction of Columbine
And pirouettes four times.
Columbine dreams, surprised
To feel a heart in the breeze
And to hear a voice in her heart.
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La Puerta del Vino, from Préludes Book II
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Arabesque in C sharp major
Beau Soir
Ondine, from Préludes Book II
La Cathédrale engloutie, from Preludes, Books 1, No.10
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Apparition, from Quatre chansons de jeunesse
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