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Mère d’une petite fille de 5 ans, Lane Harmon est le bras droit d’un célèbre architecte d’intérieur. Ses missions la conduisent plus souvent dans de somptueuses demeures que dans cette modeste maison de ville de Bergen County qu’elle vient d’être appelée à redécorer. Jusqu’à ce qu’elle apprenne que sa cliente est l’épouse de Parker Bennett, un magnat de la finance porté disparu 2 ans auparavant, après que l’on ait découvert un trou de 5 milliards de dollars dans un des fonds dont il s’occupait. Suicide ou disparition orchestrée, personne n’a oublié l’affaire qui avait fait la une de la presse : ni les clients ni la police, qui traquent toujours l’argent et l’homme en espérant qu’il soit encore en vie…

"Grand Prix de Rome for composition in 1923, Jeanne Leleu deserves a dazzling triumph that any other country apart from ours would have already brilliantly accorded her." (Le Monde, April 30, 1947) A child prodigy and virtuoso at the piano, Jeanne Leleu was chosen to premiere Ravel's famous piece "Ma mère l'Oye" at the age of eleven. A brilliant composer, she wrote many masterpieces, songs, chamber music, ballets and symphonic works. Her pieces were performed at the Paris Opera and by the most important orchestras of her time, and she was unanimously acclaimed by her peers and by the critics. This first volume, devoted to her youthful works, will allow listeners to rediscover a major, unjustly forgotten figure in 20th century music.

Calliope Presents Emilie Capulet, Orchestre d'Harmonie de la Garde républicaine, Eric Aubier - Henri Tomasi (Le chant de la Corse) album original hits and the original artists genre Classical Music.

Soprano Elsa Dreisig was a fast-rising star on operatic stages before her 2018 debut album, Miroir(s), appeared to great fanfare. She is a protégée of Daniel Barenboim attracted attention from Plácido Domingo and other big names in the operatic world. Dreisig was born in Paris on May 29, 1991. She is of Danish background, and both her parents were singers. They encouraged her desire to sing, and as a child, she joined the choir schools of the Royal Opera of Wallonia in Liège, Belgium, and the Opéra National de Lyon in France.

Born in 1962 in Sofia (Bulgaria), Emile Naoumoff was discovered at the age of 8 by Nadia Boulanger, with whom he becomes one of the principle disciples for 10 years, until her death. Already at the age of 19 he is covered by diplomas for piano, composition, conducting, and he becomes teacher at the Conservatoire Americain in Fontainebleau, and then the Conservatoire de Paris. It is in 1981 that Schott in Mainz decided to represent Emile Naoumoff, making him their youngest composer; but it is at the end of 1984 that Naoumoff’s career as a soloist takes off.