Je te veux Julie Fuchs

• Erik Satie (1866 - 1925): Je te veux:
• 1 Satie: Je te veux 03:31
• Fay Templeton (1865 - 1939): I Want Yer, Ma Honey:
• 2 Templeton: I Want Yer, Ma Honey 02:49
• Erik Satie: La diva de l'Empire:
• 3 Satie: La diva de l'Empire 02:53
• Claude Debussy (1862 - 1918): Pantomime:
• 4 Debussy: Pantomime 02:24
• Gustave Charpentier (1860 - 1956): Sérénade à Watteau:
• 5 Charpentier: Sérénade à Watteau 03:43
• Erik Satie: Descriptions automatiques "Sur un vaisseau":
• 6 Satie: Descriptions automatiques "Sur un vaisseau" 01:42
• Aristide Bruant (1851 - 1925): Le chat noir:
• 7 Bruant: Le chat noir 03:49
• Erik Satie: Chez le docteur:
• 8 Satie: Chez le docteur 02:29
• Emmanuel Chabrier (1841 - 1894): Duo de l'ouvreuse de l'opéra comique et de l'employé du bon marché:
• 9 Chabrier: Duo de l'ouvreuse de l'opéra comique et de l'employé du bon marché 03:51
• Erik Satie: Descriptions automatiques "Sur une lanterne":
• 10 Satie: Descriptions automatiques "Sur une lanterne" 02:07
• Léon Xanrof (1867 - 1953): Le Fiacre:
• 11 Xanrof: Le Fiacre 01:40
• Erik Satie: Allons-y, Chochotte:
• 12 Satie: Allons-y, Chochotte 03:44
• Aristide Bruant: Tu ne manieras pas mes tétons:
• 13 Bruant: Tu ne manieras pas mes tétons 02:36
• Igor Stravinsky (1887 - 1971): Pastorale:
• 14 Stravinsky: Pastorale 01:39
• Pierre-Jean de Béranger (1780 - 1857): Ce n'est plus Lisette:
• 15 Béranger: Ce n'est plus Lisette 05:08
• Erik Satie: Descriptions automatiques "Sur un casque":
• 16 Satie: Descriptions automatiques "Sur un casque" 00:58
• Trois mélodies de 1916 (La statue de bronze ):
• 17 Satie: Trois mélodies de 1916 (La statue de bronze ) 01:45
• Trois mélodies de 1916 (Daphénéo):
• 18 Satie: Trois mélodies de 1916 (Daphénéo) 01:11
• Trois mélodies de 1916 (Le chapelier ):
• 19 Satie: Trois mélodies de 1916 (Le chapelier ) 00:53
• 3 mélodies sans paroles (Les oiseaux):
• 20 Satie: 3 mélodies sans paroles (Les oiseaux) 03:08
• Antoine Renard (b. 1825): Le temps des cerises:
• 21 Renard: Le temps des cerises 04:39
• Cécile Chaminade (1857 - 1944): Ma première lettre:
• 22 Chaminade: Ma première lettre 02:17
• Francis Poulenc (1899 - 1963): Les chemins de l'amour:
• 23 Poulenc: Les chemins de l'amour 03:39
• Germaine Tailleferre (1892 - 1983): Vocalise:
• 24 Tailleferre: Vocalise 03:42
• Georges Auric (1899 - 1983): Sur le pavé de Paris:
• 25 Auric: Sur le pavé de Paris 03:42
• Total Runtime 01:09:59

Info zu Je te veux

For her fourth solo album, the French soprano has chosen to pay tribute to Erik Satie (1866–1925) and the Belle Époque era through melodies and songs by some of his contemporaries.

By offering original arrangements with piano, accordion, violin, and double bass, she recaptures the spirit of the cabarets of the Roaring Twenties. For this project, she is accompanied by Alphonse Cemin (piano), Félicien Brut (accordion), Alexis Cardenas (violin), Davide Vittone (double bass), as well as Levy Sekgapane (tenor) and Florent Baffi (bass).

In France this season, we will see Julie Fuchs in December at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées for the new production of Robinson Crusoe, in January at the Philharmonie de Paris for two concerts, and in May and June at the Opéra Bastille for the new production of Ercole Amante.

She will also be performing the program from the album "Je Te veux" in concert in January-February in Orléans, at the Théâtre de l'Athénée in Paris and at the Opéra d'Avignon.

“Je Te Veux” brings together melodies, duets, and songs by Erik Satie (whose centenary we celebrate in 2025), Fay Templeton and Yvette Guilbert, Claude Debussy, Gustave Charpentier, Aristide Bruant, Emmanuel Chabrier, Léon Xanrof, Igor Stravinsky, Pierre-Jean de Béranger, Antoine Renard, Cécile Chaminade, Francis Poulenc, and Germaine Tailleferre. Cabaret songs, melodies, and opera arias mingle joyfully.

“With lightness, whimsy, and tenderness, I conceived this program as a tribute to freedom. The freedom of Erik Satie, a unique and elusive figure, who knew how to innovate and navigate boldly between styles and genres, defying any strict definition.” And the one who inspires me, as an artist open to the diversity of expression and multiple musical worlds. This album is an invitation to stroll through the bohemian, effervescent, and arty Paris of the Belle Époque and the years that followed. It features cabaret songs, sometimes playful, sometimes lyrical, slow waltzes, vocal exercises—then fully rehabilitated—spoken texts, subtle and impressionistic melodies… all forms that compose a vibrant and colorful journey. Surrounded by four musicians as virtuosic as they are sensitive, I had immense pleasure in bringing these treasures back to life, some rare or forgotten, from Chabrier to Chaminade, from Bruant to Poulenc. The tailor-made arrangements, crafted especially for this project, reveal all the modernity, humor, and melancholy of this unique repertoire. Never before has recording an album been such a space for creativity, collective exchange, and shared joy for me. I hope this energy reaches your hearts and accompanies you like an ode to freedom, in a vibrant, nostalgic, playful, and liberated Paris. Music gives wings to those who dare to take flight. (Julie Fuchs)

Julie Fuchs, soprano
Levy Sekgapane, tenor
Florent Baffi, bass
Alphonse Cemin, piano
Félicien Brut, accordion
Alexis Cardenas, violin
Davide Vittone, double bass

Julie Fuchs
Hailed for her "generous temperament" and "agile and radiant voice", French soprano Julie Fuchs is a rising star in the operatic world.

Named Opera Artist of the Year at the Victoires de la Musique Awards and 2nd prize winner in Operalia 2013, Ms Fuchs has an exclusive long-term contract with Universal/Deutsche Grammophon, with whom she recorded her first solo disc of French Arias with the Orchestre National de Lille in 2015: "Yes" will be released on the 11th of September 2015, with a second disc planned for 2016.

Ms Fuchs has several important house and role debuts planned. At the start of the 15-16 season she makes her Paris Opera debut as La Folie in the Laurent Pelly production of Platée (conducted by Minkowski) and later that season makes her Bayerische Staatsoper Munich debut as Musetta in La bohème. In 16-17 Julie will make her debut at the Wiener Staatsoper and sing Marie in La fille du régiment in Lausanne. Other engagements include significant roles at the Opera Comique, Teatro Real Madrid, Opera d'Avignon, as well as returns to the Theatre des Champs Elysees, Aix-en-Provence Festival, to the Paris Opera in a major new production in the 16-17 season, and several major roles at the Opernhaus Zurich.

As a member of the Opernhaus Zurich, Julie's roles have included Musetta, Rita, Marzelline in Fidelio (conducted by Fabio Luisi), Susanna in Le Nozze di Figaro, Morgana in Alcina alongside Bartoli (conducted by Antonini) and Rosane in La verità in cimento.

On 14 July 2015 Julie performed to over 700,000 people in " Le Concert de Paris " with the Orchestre National de Paris at the Eiffel Tower in an all-star line-up for Bastille Day. The concert, which also starred Joyce DiDonato and Bryn Terfel, was conducted by Maestro Daniele Gatti and broadcast live on French TV and transmitted across Paris.

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