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(Vocal Collection). The largest, most comprehensive collection of French art songs ever published, with 60 songs by 24 composers. This wonderful anthology, with newly researched editions in clean new engravings, includes interesting notes about the composers, poets, facts about the composition and performance history for each song, and new line-by-line translations for study. Some songs are published in transpositions for the first time. This is the ideal collection for teachers to assign to voice students. CONTENTS: Berlioz: Villanelle; Bizet: Chanson d'avril * Ouvre ton coeur * Guitare; Chabrier: Les cigales * Villanelle des petits canards; Chausson: Hebe * Le charme * Le colibri * Le temps des lilas; Debussy: Beau soir * Les cloches * Mandoline * Noel des enfants qui n'ont plus de maisons; Duparc: Chanson triste * La vie anterieure * Lamento; Faure: Apres un reve * Automne * Chanson d'amour * Clair de lune * Lydia * Mandoline * Notre amour; Franck: Nocturne; Gounod: L'absent * O ma belle rebelle * Venise; Hahn: A Chloris * Offrande * Si mes vers avaient des ailes; d'Indy: Madrigal; Koechlin: Si tu le veux; Liszt: Oh quand je dors; Martini: Plaisir d'amour; Massenet: Nuit d'Espagne * Si tu veux, Mignonne; Mozart: Dans un bois solitaire; Paladilhe: Psyche; Poulenc: Le Bestiaire (complete cycle)-Le dromadaire * La chevre du Thibet * La sauterelle * Le dauphin * L'ecrevisse * La carpe; Ravel: Sainte * Cinq melodies populaires grecques (complete cycle) Le reveil de la mariee * La-bas, vers l'eglise * Quel galant m'est comparable? * Chanson des cueilleuses de lentisques * Tout gai!; Roussel: Le bachelier de Salamanque * Sarabande; Saint-Saens: Aimons-nous * L'attente; Satie: Je te veux * La statue de bronze; Severac: Les hiboux * Phillis; Viardot: Fleur dessechee
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