Hayce Lemsi Feat Lise Auvolat

Lise Auvolat est une chan­teuse française née en France le 27 octobre 1994 à Roanne. Elle a seule­ment 20 ans lorsqu'elle décide de s’ins­tal­ler sur Paris pour sa musique. Venant d’une famille de musiciens, Lise a baigné très tôt dans cet uni­vers, ce qui l’a poussée alors qu’elle était adoles­cente, à apprendre le chant de façon auto­di­dacte. Après avoir terminé ses études, elle décide de se consa­crer à sa carrière. En 2014, elle rencontre son producteur/manager Julien Lebrun du label Eleven’s Music, avec qui elle passera la plupart de son temps à enregistrer en studio. Il lui a fallut tout de même attendre quelques années avant de sortir son premier single, le 3 mars 2017. Lise est actuellement sur la préparation de son album.

This is the first album of Pietari Inkinen as chief conductor of the Deutsche Radio Philharmonie. Inkinen, as well as Lise Lindstrom and Stefan Vinke who are already known as highly experienced Wagner performers.

This recital is a subtle fusion of classical and popular music from different eras and latitudes — a hymn of love to life itself.

This recital is a subtle fusion of classical and popular music from different eras and latitudes – a hymn of love to life itself. It reflects the multifaceted personal journey of mezzo-soprano Anne-Lise Polchlopek and transcends the boundaries between repertoires to explore the universality of human existence and its relationship with time, with nature, and with other human beings.

The Norwegian soprano Lise Davidsen's extraordinary vocal skills allow her to embody the heroines of Wagner and Strauss with strength and persuasiveness, two composers who appeared in the two recitals she has already recorded for Decca with Esa-Pekka Salonen and then Sir Mark Elder. After two great chefs, here she is back in her homeland with her illustrious compatriot Leif Ove Andsnes as her partner.

Four years after her boundary-breaking album Bach Unlimited, pianist Lise de la Salle presents an extremely personal odyssey inspired by her love of the dance and her fascination with the period 1850 to 1950.

Between Lise de la Salle and Franz Liszt is an affinity, one could say a love story, that has lasted for more than twenty years. For her second album, recorded in 2005 when she was only seventeen, Lise de la Salle had Franz Liszt paired with Bach. Six years later, she recorded her first all-Liszt album, a rather dark disc, where the tragic and relentless Funérailles and Après une lecture du Dante rubbed shoulders with the heartbreaking nudity of Nuages gris and Lacrymosa.

Her second album explodes from the speakers with Leonore’s aria from Fidelio, the role which bowled over critics in March 2020: “She will surely be the outstanding Leonore of the next generation.”

Following their acclaimed recordings of Schoenberg with Sara Jakubiak and Britten’s Peter Grimes with Stuart Skelton, Edward Gardner and the Bergen Philharmonic turn their attention to the music of Sibelius.