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Released on Deutsche Harmonia Mundi, also Symphonia armonie celestium revelationem: O vis eternitatis (Laurie Monahan), Missa Dei Filii, ZWV 20: IV. Gloria: Gloria in excelsis Deo (Frieder Bernius) and Litaniae Lauretanae "Salus infirmorum", ZWV 152: I. Kyrie eleison (Frieder Bernius)
Written by Jean‐Philippe Rameau, also Castor & Pollux : Acte premier, Scène 3. "Tristes apprêts, pâles flambeaux" (Agnès Mellon), Les Indes Galantes: IV. Les Sauvages: 1. Air pour les Sauvages (Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century) and Les Boréades : Entrée de Polymnie (Les Musiciens du Louvre)
Recorded at Fuggerschloss Kirchheim, also Double Concerto for 2 harpsichords, 2 horns, strings & continuo in F major, Wq. 46: III. Allegro assai (Alan Curtis), Kantate "Non sà che sia dolore", BWV 209: Non sà che sia dolore (Elly Ameling) and Kantate "Non sà che sia dolore", BWV 209: Parti pur col dolore (Elly Ameling)
Part of Collegium Aureum Edition, also Dardanus : Tambourin I et II, Dardanus : Ouverture and Les Indes Galantes : Air pour Borée et la Rose
Worth knowing
Counted from cited credits on fono.
83 other songs on fono were recorded at Fuggerschloss Kirchheim, by Franzjosef Maier and Elly Ameling and others
Jean‐Philippe Rameau wrote 249 songs on fono
Jean‐Philippe Rameau’s most frequent co-writer is Pierre-Joseph Bernard (4 songs together)
Jean‐Philippe Rameau first appears on fono in 1979, 16 years before this song
Credits
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- Written by
- Jean‐Philippe Rameau
- Part of
- Collegium Aureum Edition
- Recorded at
- Fuggerschloss Kirchheim
- Released on
- Deutsche Harmonia Mundi
- Written by
- Jean‐Philippe Rameau
- Part of
- Collegium Aureum Edition
- Recorded at
- Fuggerschloss Kirchheim
- Released on
- Deutsche Harmonia Mundi
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Same writer: Jean‐Philippe Rameau
Same label: Deutsche Harmonia Mundi
Same studio: Fuggerschloss Kirchheim
Same release: Collegium Aureum Edition
Same writer: Jean‐Philippe Rameau
Same label: Deutsche Harmonia Mundi
Same studio: Fuggerschloss Kirchheim
Same release: Collegium Aureum Edition
Elsewhere
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1MusicBrainz Dardanus : Marche pour les different nations was written by Jean‐Philippe Rameau
Dardanus : Marche pour les different nations was written by Jean‐Philippe Rameau
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2MusicBrainz Dardanus : Marche pour les different nations is part of the release Collegium Aureum Edition
Dardanus : Marche pour les different nations is part of the release Collegium Aureum Edition
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3MusicBrainz Dardanus : Marche pour les different nations was recorded at Fuggerschloss Kirchheim
Dardanus : Marche pour les different nations was recorded at Fuggerschloss Kirchheim
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026
4MusicBrainz Deutsche Harmonia Mundi is the label of the song Dardanus : Marche pour les different nations
Deutsche Harmonia Mundi is the label of the song Dardanus : Marche pour les different nations
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5MusicBrainz Dardanus : Marche pour les different nations was released on 1995
Dardanus : Marche pour les different nations was released on 1995
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026