Marianne Crebassa and Fazıl Say record 'Secrets: French Songs' Debussy, Ravel
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- Mezzo-soprano Marianne Crebassa and pianist Fazıl Say share some tantalising, captivating and sensuous Secrets in this album of songs, centred on Debussy’s Trois Chansons de Bilitis, Ravel’s Shéhérazade and Fazıl Say’s own Gezi Park 3 - which he and Crebassa premiered in 2014. Describing the recording sessions, Marianne Crebassa says: “Sometimes we worked in a kind of trance … there were some moments when nothing seemed to exist around us …”
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What I love about her voice is not only the beauty of her voice, but it's warmth: It is so approachable, so deep. If your mother sang to you with the voice of an angel, this is how it would sound.
Wow. She has the most wonderful voice. This will be a very interesting album.
Mezzo-sopranos are often underestimated in favor of sopranos, but Marianne is much better than many so called sopranos I've seen, her voice has such power and vibration.
Simply NO. That's not true
@@KrebSDani ammmmmmm actually yes
Daniel Calfuan provide some examples if your right...
To have such a big sound requires incredible talent as a mezzo-the sound doesn’t project as well (similar to the viola)...
uncultured SWINE
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I agree about her voice, but "so called sopranos"? Do you mean second- and third-tier sopranos?
They are incredible! Their music takes me another realm.
French mezzo amd our chantor magical match❤
Exquisite voice...
Her voice is very beautiful, so is he.
This recording will be realy something GREAT!!!
Outstanding
Exquisite! This is a lovely way to start my day.
Have just 'discovered' her. Sge is brilliant!
She is amazing!
What a beautiful big voice!!!
Marianne's voice is haunting me
Magnifique..
La flûte enchantée
O que dizer? Simplesmente fantástico!
fazıl hocam 18 yaşındayım ve malesef seni televiyondan medyadan çok yanlıştanımışim umarım ülkemin diğer insanları senin değerini en kısa zamanda anlarlar
Amazing voice
Wonderful Album
Magnifique !
At last real mezzo-soprano!!!
Phantastisch
Hermosa perfecta
great
wow!
Bellisima
...mais on commence par Duparc! :-)
"Position". What a delightfully charming malapropism for location.
Les faux amis?
@@feraudyh Is that the French name for Sheridan's "The Rivals"?
@@tammcd No, "les faux amis" is "false friends". It's an expression to indicate that you think you are speaking correctly in a foreign language, but in fact your translation is erroneous because you are being fooled by words which look appropriate to you but have differences in meaning in the context of use.
@@feraudyh Thanks. I was able to translate the phrase (high school French in Australia = abysmal), but had no notion of the connotation. As I said, I found Marianne's "faux amis" delightfully charming.
@@feraudyh Your amusing comment about reading material has been removed, alas.
What's the opening piece? It's exquisite ❤
Duparc, chanson triste
Quel nom du dernier air ? Très beau.
Does anybody know what label this is on?
Thanks, I already purchased it.
Why does she keep putting the back of her hand to her face?
Singers do that to hear their own voices so they know they are not singing out of tune.
@@feraudyh It gives a whole new meaning to "Givin' ye the back of me hand!"
She's just too beautiful. It's confusing me. That should be forbidden :)