This edition of the renowned classical series “The Masterpieces of…” is dedicated to the French composer Georges Bizet – a master of melody and drama.
This carefully curated compilation brings together iconic works from Bizet’s operatic and orchestral repertoire, interpreted by two of the greatest conductors of the 20th century: Sir Thomas Beecham and Herbert von Karajan.
The focus is on unforgettable excerpts from the opera Carmen, including the famous Habanera “L’Amour est un oiseau rebelle”, the spirited Toréador song “Votre toast, je peux vous le rendre” and the dramatic finale.
The program is complemented by the colourful Suites No.
I & II from L’Arlésienne, which impressively demonstrate Bizet’s flair for atmosphere and French esprit.
“The Masterpieces of Georges Bizet” is part of a 13-part collection that brings together the greatest names in classical music – from Bach to Brahms, from Chopin to Debussy.
Ideal for classical music lovers, collectors and anyone who wants to immerse themselves in the world of the great masters.
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This edition of the renowned classical series "The Masterpieces of..." is dedicated to the French composer Georges Bizet - a master of melody and drama. This carefully curated compilation brings together iconic works from Bizet's operatic and orchestral repertoire, interpreted by two of the greatest conductors of the 20th century: Sir Thomas Beecham and Herbert von Karajan. The focus is on unforgettable excerpts from the opera Carmen, including the famous Habanera "L'Amour est un oiseau rebelle", the spirited Toréador song "Votre toast, je peux vous le rendre" and the dramatic finale. The program is complemented by the colourful Suites No. I & II from L'Arlésienne, which impressively demonstrate Bizet's flair for atmosphere and French esprit. "The Masterpieces of Georges Bizet" is part of a 13-part collection that brings together the greatest names in classical music - from Bach to Brahms, from Chopin to Debussy. Ideal for classical music lovers, collectors and anyone who wants to immerse themselves in the world of the great masters.
