Huit Études Latines (2022) for soprano and piano
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SKU: A0.869874
Composed by Thomas Oboe Lee. 20th Century,Contemporary. 50 pages. Thomas Oboe Lee #6744417. Published by Thomas Oboe Lee (A0.869874).I recently discovered Reynaldo Hahn via the superb soprano Veronique Gens' album "Néère." She included in her album selections from Reynaldo Hahn's song setting of poems by Charles Marie René Leconte de Lisle called "Études Latines." There are eighteen of these very enigmatic and fanciful poems about Greek or Latin gods and goddesses: Apollo, Venus, Lydia, Bacchus, Diane, Phoebe, Phyllis, Glycère, Naiads, Pyrrha, etc. Hahn set ten of these poems in an array of vocal settings: choral, solo male or female voices. For my song cycle I chose the remaining eight that Hahn did not use.
I. Licymnie
II. Glycère
III. Hymne 01
IV. (sans titre)
V. Hymne 02
VI. Pyrrha
VII. Lydia
VIII. Envoi.
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