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Recorded at Salle Wagram, also Samson et Dalila : « Mon cœur s’ouvre à ta voix » (Maria Callas), Tosca: “Vissi d'arte” (Tosca) (Maria Callas) and Orphée et Eurydice : « J’ai perdu mon Eurydice » (Maria Callas)
Engineered by Paul Vavasseur, also Carmen : Acte I. « Près des remparts de Séville » (Maria Callas), Carmen : Acte I. Habanera « L’amour est un oiseau rebelle » (Carmen, Chœur) (Maria Callas) and Carmen : « Les tringles des sistres tintaient » (Chanson bohème) (Jane Berbié)
Released on La Voix de son maître, also Nathalie (Gilbert Bécaud), Vous permettez, monsieur ? (Adamo) and Et maintenant (Gilbert Bécaud)
Written by Claude Debussy, also Clair de lune (Dieter Goldmann), Children’s Corner, L. 113: IV. The Snow Is Dancing (Peter Schmalfuss) and La Mer. Trois esquisses symphoniques: I. De l'aube jusqu'à midi sur la mer (Orchestre philharmonique de Radio France)
Worth knowing
Counted from cited credits on fono.
530 other songs on fono were recorded at Salle Wagram, by Aldo Ciccolini and Jean Martinon and others
Claude Debussy wrote 406 songs on fono
Paul Vavasseur engineered 250 songs on fono
Claude Debussy’s most frequent co-writer is Maurice Maeterlinck (32 songs together)
Credits
All 6 credits
- Written by
- Claude Debussy
- Produced by
- René Challan
- Engineered by
- Paul Vavasseur
- Part of
- L'Oeuvre d'orchestre
- Recorded at
- Salle Wagram
- Released on
- La Voix de son maître
- Written by
- Claude Debussy
- Produced by
- René Challan
- Engineered by
- Paul Vavasseur
- Part of
- L'Oeuvre d'orchestre
- Recorded at
- Salle Wagram
- Released on
- La Voix de son maître
Connected by credits
Other songs that share a producer, writer, studio or label with this one.
Same engineer: Paul Vavasseur
Same writer: Claude Debussy
Same producer: René Challan
Same studio: Salle Wagram
Same label: La Voix de son maître
Same release: L'Oeuvre d'orchestre
Same engineer: Paul Vavasseur
Same writer: Claude Debussy
Elsewhere
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1MusicBrainz Musiques pour Le Roi Lear : I. Fanfare was produced by René Challan
Musiques pour Le Roi Lear : I. Fanfare was produced by René Challan
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2MusicBrainz Musiques pour Le Roi Lear : I. Fanfare was written by Claude Debussy
Musiques pour Le Roi Lear : I. Fanfare was written by Claude Debussy
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3MusicBrainz Musiques pour Le Roi Lear : I. Fanfare is part of the release L'Oeuvre d'orchestre
Musiques pour Le Roi Lear : I. Fanfare is part of the release L'Oeuvre d'orchestre
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4MusicBrainz Musiques pour Le Roi Lear : I. Fanfare was recorded at Salle Wagram
Musiques pour Le Roi Lear : I. Fanfare was recorded at Salle Wagram
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5MusicBrainz La Voix de son maître is the label of the song Musiques pour Le Roi Lear : I. Fanfare
La Voix de son maître is the label of the song Musiques pour Le Roi Lear : I. Fanfare
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6MusicBrainz Musiques pour Le Roi Lear : I. Fanfare was engineered by Paul Vavasseur
Musiques pour Le Roi Lear : I. Fanfare was engineered by Paul Vavasseur
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7MusicBrainz Musiques pour Le Roi Lear : I. Fanfare was released on 1974-09-13
Musiques pour Le Roi Lear : I. Fanfare was released on 1974-09-13
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