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L'attaque du moulin suite: I. Prélude et lied
Orquestra Simfònica de Barcelona i Nacional de Catalunya & Alfred Bruneau & Darrell Ang
Geneviève: Introduction, récitatif et air de Geneviève "Seigneur ! Est-ce bien moi que vous avez choisie ?"
Herve Niquet & Alfred Bruneau & Véronique Gens & Munich Radio Orchestra
Requiem: Dies Irae - Tuba Mirum
Alfred Bruneau & Ludovic Morlot & Mireille Delunsch & Orchestre Symphonique de la Monnaie & Nora Gubisch & Edgaras Montvidas & Jerome Varnier
Requiem: Hostias
Alfred Bruneau & Ludovic Morlot & Mireille Delunsch & Orchestre Symphonique de la Monnaie & Nora Gubisch & Edgaras Montvidas & Jerome Varnier
Requiem: Requiem & Kyrie
Alfred Bruneau & Ludovic Morlot & Mireille Delunsch & Orchestre Symphonique de la Monnaie & Nora Gubisch & Edgaras Montvidas & Jerome Varnier
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About Alfred Bruneau
Bruneau studied with Massenet at the Paris Conservatoire. He composed mainly for the stage, and all of the librettos for his operas were written in prose by Zola. He was influenced by Wagner and Berlioz, and his block triad sequences, whole tone harmonies and plainsong elements were later developed by Debussy. Bruneau also wrote many songs, among which the =Chants de la vie= (1913) are considered to be the best. He also contributed regularly to French journals.
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