Marianne Crebassa's new album celebrates her French-Spanish roots. Centered around French composers taking inspiration from Spain and Spanish composers, Séguedilles is a mix of opera arias and songs from composers Bizet, Massenet, de Falla, Mompou, Offenbach, Guridi, Ravel, and Saint-Saëns. It features hits such as the "Habanera" from Bizet's Carmen and Falla's "Vivan los que rien" from La Vida breve. Crebassa portrays 5 strong female characters Carmen, Dulcinée, Concepcion, Périchole, and Salud. She recorded the album with the Choeur & Orchestre National du Capitole de Toulouse conducted by Ben Glassberg. The album also features Stanislas de Barbeyrac (tenor), Adriana Gonzales (soprano), Victoire Bunel (mezzo soprano), Céline Laborie (soprano), Alphonse Cemin (piano), and Thibaut Garcia (guitar).
6 6 Canciones Castellanas: No. 4, No Quiero Tus Avellanas
7 6 Canciones Castellanas: No. 5, Cómo Quieres Que Adivine
8 6 Canciones Castellanas: No. 6, Mañanita de San Juan
9 Nuit D'espagne (Arr. Bianco for Voice and Guitar)
10 Carmen, WD 31, Act I: "PRÈS Des Remparts de Séville" (Carmen, Don José)
11 El Desdichado
12 Combat Del Somni: No. 1, Damunt de Tu Només Les Flors
13 Combat Del Somni: No. 2, Aquesta Nit Un Mateix Vent
14 Combat Del Somni: No. 3, Jo Et Pressentia Com la Mar
15 Combat Del Somni: No. 4, Fes-Me la Vida Transparent
16 Combat Del Somni: No. 5, Ara No SÉ Si Et Veig Encar
17 Chants Populaires, M. a 17: No. 1, Chanson Espagnole
18 3 Mélodies: No. 3, Séguedille
19 La Périchole, Act I: "Le Conquérant Dit À la Jeune Indienne" (La Périchole, Piquillo)
20 La Périchole, Act I: "Vous A-T-On Dit Souvent" (Piquillo, la Périchole)
21 L'heure Espagnole, M. 52: "Oh! la Pitoyable Aventure!" (Concepción) [Orch. Dumas]
22 Carmen, WD 31, Act II: "Les Tringles Des Sistres Tintaient Avec Un Éclat Métallique" (Carmen, Frasquita, Mercédès)
Marianne Crebassa's new album celebrates her French-Spanish roots. Centered around French composers taking inspiration from Spain and Spanish composers, Séguedilles is a mix of opera arias and songs from composers Bizet, Massenet, de Falla, Mompou, Offenbach, Guridi, Ravel, and Saint-Saëns. It features hits such as the "Habanera" from Bizet's Carmen and Falla's "Vivan los que rien" from La Vida breve. Crebassa portrays 5 strong female characters Carmen, Dulcinée, Concepcion, Périchole, and Salud. She recorded the album with the Choeur & Orchestre National du Capitole de Toulouse conducted by Ben Glassberg. The album also features Stanislas de Barbeyrac (tenor), Adriana Gonzales (soprano), Victoire Bunel (mezzo soprano), Céline Laborie (soprano), Alphonse Cemin (piano), and Thibaut Garcia (guitar).
