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• [cd. 1] Nocturnes. Nuages (7:23) ; Fe̲tes (6:05) ; SireÌ⁰nes [with women's chorus] (8:57) (Orchestre de la Socie̹te̹ des Concerts du Conservatoire ; May 18, 1938)
• La damoiselle e̹lue [cantata after D.G. Rossetti, translator Sarreazin] (Jeanne Guyla, Odette Ricquier, sopranos ; femmes de Chorale Saint-Gervais ; Orchestre Pasdeloup; Nov. 27, 1934) (17:08)
• Deux danses. Danse sacre̹e ; Danse profane (Lily Laskine, harp ; anon. orchestra ; Mar. 4, 1929) (8:35)
• La mer (Orchestre de la Socie̹te̹ des Concerts du Conservatoire ; Oct. 25 and 27, 1932) (20:47).
• [cd. 2] Pre̹lude aÌ⁰ l'apreÌ⁰s-midi d'un faune ("Orchestre Symphonique Paris"; Jan .1930) (9:40)
• Images pour orchestre, [No. 2] : Ibe̹ria (Orchestre de la Socie̹te̹ des Concerts du Conservatoire; Mar. 11-12, 1935) (18:37)
• PremieÌ⁰re rhapsodie pour clarinette et orchestre en si bemol (Gaston Hamelin, clarinet ; anon. orchestra ; Feb. 26, 1931) (6:58)
• Rhapsodie pour saxophone et orchestre [orch. Roger-Ducasse] (Jules Viard, saxophone, anon. orchestra ; (7:46)
• La martyre de Saint Se̹bastien : fragments symphonique. La cour des lys (3:55) ; Danse extatique (4:23) ; La passion (4:06) ; Le bon pasteur (4:18) (Orchestre de la Socie̹te̹ des Concerts du Conservatoire; Nov. 2, 1931)
• Printemps : suite symphonique [reorch. BuÌ⁸sser) (Orchestre de la Socie̹te̹ des Concerts du Conservatoire ; Oct. 14, 1935 (12:29).
• [cd. 3] "Les transcriptions". Petite suite [orig. for piano 4 hands; orch. BuÌ⁸sser]. En bateau ; CorteÌ⁰ge ; Menuet ; Ballet (anon. orchestra; Jan. 1930) (12:26)
• Deux arabesques [orig. for piano; arranged for violin and piano by Choisnel] (Lucien Schwartz, violin ; Coppola, piano; Sept. 25, 1924) (6:34)
• Danse : Taranelle styrienne [orig. for piano; orch. Ravel] (Orchestre de la Socie̹te̹ des Concerts du Conservatoire; Apr. 22, 1932) (4:31)
• L'isle joyeuse [orig. for piano; orch. Molinari] (anon. orchestra; Sept. 1929) (4:47)
• La soiree dans Grenade (4:46) and Cloches a travers les feuilles (4:26) [orig. for piano; orch. Coppola] (Orchestre de la Socie̹te̹ des Concerts du Conservatoire; Mar. 12, 1935)
• Children's corner [orig. for piano; orch. Caplet] (Orchestre de la Socie̹te̹ des Concerts du Conservatoire; Oct. 8, 1934)
• Ballades de FrancÌʹois Villon [orig. for voice and piano; orch. Debussy]. II : Ballade que Villon feit aÌ⁰ la requeste de sa meÌ⁰re pour prier Nostre-Dame (3:36) and III : Ballade des femmes de Paris (2:15) (Charles Panze̹ra, baritone, anon. orchestra; Nov. 3, 1931).

Author/Creator:

Debussy, Claude, 1862-1918

Contributors:

Coppola, Piero , conductor, arranger of music, performer

Guyla, Jeanne , performer

Ricquier, Odette, 1904- , performer

Laskine, Lily , performer

Hamelin, Gaston , performer

Viard, Jules, 1890-1935 , performer

Schwartz, Lucien , performer

Panze̹ra, Charles, 1896-1976 , performer

Busser, Henri, 1872-1973 , arranger of music

Choisnel, Gaston , arranger of music

Ravel, Maurice, 1875-1937 , arranger of music

Molinari, Bernardino, 1880-1952 , arranger of music

Roger-Ducasse, 1873-1954 , arranger of music

Caplet, Andre̹, 1878-1925 , arranger of music

Socie̹te̹ des concerts du Conservatoire > Orchestre , performer, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/prf

Orchestre des concerts Pasdeloup , performer, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/prf

Saint-Gervais-Saint-Protais (Church : Paris, France) > Chorale , performer, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/prf

Orchestre symphonique de Paris , performer, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/prf

Languages:

French
English

Language Notes:

Accompanying materials: French, English

Main Work:

Works [of Debussy, C.] (Selections)

Included Works:

Nocturnes, orchestra [by Debussy, C.] (Complete)

Damoiselle e̹lue [by Debussy, C.]

Danse sacre̹e et danse profane [by Debussy, C.]

Mer [by Debussy, C.]

Pre̹lude aÌ⁰ l'apreÌ⁰s-midi d'un faune [by Debussy, C.]

Images, orchestra [by Debussy, C.] > Ibe̹ria

Rhapsodies, clarinet, piano [by Debussy, C.] (Complete) (arranged)

Rhapsodies, saxophone, orchestra [by Debussy, C.] (Complete)

Martyre de saint Se̹bastien [by Debussy, C.] (Selections)

Printemps (Suite) [by Debussy, C.] (arranged)

Petite suite [by Debussy, C.] (arranged)

Arabesques, piano [by Debussy, C.] (Complete) (arranged)

Dances, piano [by Debussy, C.] (Complete) (arranged)

Isle joyeuse [by Debussy, C.] (arranged)

Estampes [by Debussy, C.] > Soire̹e dans Grenade (arranged)

Images, piano, 2nd ser. Cloches aÌ⁰ travers les feuilles [by Debussy, C.] (arranged)

Children's corner [by Debussy, C.] (arranged)

Ballades de FrancÌʹois Villon [by Debussy, C.] > Ballade que Villon feit aÌ⁰ la requeste de sa meÌ⁰re pour prier Nostre-Dame (arranged)

Ballades de FrancÌʹois Villon [by Debussy, C.] > Ballade des femmes de Paris (arranged)

Subjects:

Suites (Orchestra)

Cantatas, Secular

Choruses, Secular (Women's voices) with orchestra

Harp with orchestra

Orchestral music

Symphonic poems

Clarinet with orchestra, Arranged

Rhapsodies (Music)

Saxophone with orchestra

Incidental music — Excerpts

Violin and piano music, Arranged

Suites (Orchestra), Arranged

Orchestral music, Arranged

Songs (Medium voice) with orchestra

Incidental music

Genres:

Excerpts

Incidental music

Performers:

Various soloists and orchestras ; Piero Coppola, conductor.

Performance Medium:

1 ensemble: orchestra
1 performer and 1 ensemble: saxophone; orchestra

General Notes:

Title from container.
Title from disc label.
Recorded in Paris between Sept. 25, 1924 and May 18, 1938.
All works originally issued on [French] Gramophone [HMV] 78 rpm discs, many of which were later issued on RCA Victor in the United States.
Biographical notes about Coppola by Philippe Morin in French and English, with discographical details (15 pages) laid in container.
From the collection of Joe Morris.

Physical Description:

3 audio discs ; 4 3/4 in.

Physical Characteristics:

plastic; metal; 4 3/4 in.; 1.4 m/s; mass-produced

Audio Characteristics:

digital; optical; stereo

Digital Characteristics:

audio file; CD audio

Call Numbers:

LPCD

Other Standard Numbers:

International Standard Music Number: 421710432955
Publisher Number, Lys: LYS295--LYS 297

OCLC Numbers:

232040432