Lyon Opera Chorus

Songs from Lyon Opera Chorus

Le Prophete, Acte I: No. 3b, Le Prêche anabaptiste "Ad nos, ad salutarem undam" - Live

Giacomo Meyerbeer, Sir Mark Elder, London Symphony Orchestra, Valerio Contaldo, James Platt, Guilhem Worms, Lyon Opera Chorus
Le Prophete, Acte I: No. 3b, Le Prêche anabaptiste "Ainsi ces beaux châteaux?" - Live

Giacomo Meyerbeer, Sir Mark Elder, London Symphony Orchestra, Valerio Contaldo, James Platt, Guilhem Worms, David Sánchez, Hugo Santos, Lyon Opera Chorus
Le Prophete, Acte I: No. 5, Récitatif et Final "Eh quoi" - Live

Giacomo Meyerbeer, Sir Mark Elder, London Symphony Orchestra, Mané Galoyan, Elizabeth DeShong, Edwin Crossley-Mercer, Valerio Contaldo, James Platt, Guilhem Worms, Lyon Opera Chorus
Le Prophete, Acte III: No. 12b, Chœur des anabaptistes "Du sang!" - Live

Giacomo Meyerbeer, Sir Mark Elder, London Symphony Orchestra, Lyon Opera Chorus
Le Prophete, Acte III: No. 13a, Couplets de Zacharie "Aussi nombreux" - Live

Giacomo Meyerbeer, Sir Mark Elder, London Symphony Orchestra, James Platt, Lyon Opera Chorus
Le Prophete, Acte I: No. 1a, Prélude et chœur pastoral "La brise est muette" - Live

Giacomo Meyerbeer, Sir Mark Elder, London Symphony Orchestra, Lyon Opera Chorus
Le Prophete, Acte II: No. 6, Valse villageoise "Valsons toujours" - Live

Giacomo Meyerbeer, Sir Mark Elder, London Symphony Orchestra, John Osborn, Valerio Contaldo, James Platt, Guilhem Worms, Maxime Melnik, Hugo Santos, Lyon Opera Chorus

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