Lalo & Coquard: La jacquerie Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France

• 1Scene 1: Grace, pitie!02:31
• 2Scene 1: Monsieur le Senechal02:57
• 3Scene 2: Jacques Bonhomme!02:28
• 4Scene 3: Ce jour viendra01:44
• 5Scene 4: Quelle pensee le ramene01:40
• 6Scene 4: En rouvrant la paupiere03:19
• 7Scene 5: Allez! Prenez mes hommes02:24
• 8Scene 6: Pourquoi ne pas laimer03:38
• 9Scene 7: Non! Ma mere, jirai01:06
• 10Prelude02:23
• 11Scene 1: Eh bien! Robert!04:41
• 12Scene 1: Sont-ils plus durs01:58
• 13Scene 1: Tais-toi Guillaume01:02
• 14Scene 2: Toi, leur chef?01:21
• 15Scene 2: Reste aupres delle01:29
• 16Scene 2: Jaime mieux avoir faim03:48
• 17Scene 2: Mais vois! Notre-Dame Marie02:44
• 18Scene 2: Ecoutez tous!00:59
• 19Prelude01:12
• 20Scene 1: Danse noble04:31
• 21Scene 1: Musique de scene01:02
• 22Scene 1: Serenade01:53
• 23Scene 1: Vive le Mai!04:38
• 24Scene 2: Dieu! Comme cette odeur01:55
• 25Scene 3: Seule... Et tout bas revant04:23
• 26Scene 4: Ooooh... Ooooh...02:09
• 27Scenes 5 & 6: Franchise!01:35
• 28Scene 6: Aupres de leur seigneur01:48
• 29Scenes 6 & 7: Prenez garde!01:55
• 30Scene 7: Ni taille, ni corvee05:56
• La jacquerie, Acte IV:
• 31Prelude03:25
• 32Scene 1: Je ne le verrai plus01:20
• 33Scene 1: On ne voit point dici la route02:48
• 34Scene 1: Sans parler de tourment02:04
• 35Scene 1: Desormais leurs jours sont comptes01:09
• 36Scene 1: Pitie pour eux03:13
• 37Scene 1: Ah! La faiblesse02:08
• 38Scene 2: Blanche! Dieu, seule ici02:10
• 39Scene 2: Il me faut son pardon02:07
• 40Scene 2: Je ne puis ecouter ces mots00:54
• 41Scene 3: Guillaume!01:50
• 42Scene 4: Ah! Je suis maudit02:52
• 43Scene 4: Vous maimez?03:23
• 44Scenes 4 & 5: Etre enfin delivres du poids04:31
• 45Scene 6: Ecoutez!01:24
• 46Scene 6: Mourir etait si doux02:07
• Total Runtime01:52:34

Info for Lalo & Coquard: La jacquerie

After Fiesque (1868) and Le Roi d’Ys (1888), Édouard Lalo embarked on the composition of what he intended as his masterpiece: a historical and moral opera set against the background of a peasants’ revolt. But he died unexpectedly, having completed only the first act. His family entrusted Arthur Coquard – a fervent Wagnerian like Lalo – with the task of finishing the job, which he did with incontestable talent. The work multiplies references to Romantic Grand Opera, in particular with its spectacular set designs. With its concise structure and its vocal writing blending Verdian heroism and Wagnerian lyricism, La Jacquerie is a succinct, effective opera, devoid of affectation. The work had a successful premiere at Monte Carlo on 9 March 1895 and was revived in Lyon and at the Opéra-Comique in Paris in December of the same year.

Véronique Gens (Blanche de Sainte-Croix)
Nora Gubisch (Jeanne)
Charles Castronovo (Robert)
Boris Pinkhasovich (Guillaume)
Christophoros Stamboglis (Le Comte de Sainte-Croix)
Patrick Bolleire (Le Sénéchal)
Enguerrand de Hys (Le Baron de Savigny)
Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France
Choeur de Radio France
Patrick Davin, conductor

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