XVIe, XVIIe et XVIIIe Siècles
Various
- Artist
- Various
- Label
- L'Encyclopédie Sonore
- Catalog number
- 190 E 104-105-106
- Format
- 7" · 33 ⅓ RPM · EP · Compilation
- Country
- France
- Released
- 1970
- Genre
- Non-Music
What’s on it
XVIe, XVIIe et XVIIIe Siècles has 16 tracks. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.
- 1er Disque - 190 E 104
A1Choral Luthérien
- Choir
- Chorale Bach de Paris
- Conductor
- Marguerite Ruf-Augst
A2Palestrina, "Ego Sum Panis Vivus"
- Choir
- Chorale Philippe Caillard
A3Discours De L'Orateur Du Tiers Aux Etats Généraux De 1614 (Extr.)
- Voice
- Pierre Lamy (3)
- B1Monteverdi, "Orfeo" (Act. V, Extr.)
B2aCorneille, Le Cid (Acte I, Scène III, Extr.)
- Voice
- Yves Furet, Jean Deschamps
- 2e Disque - 190 E 105
- C1Lully, "Carrousel" (1686)
C2Bossuet, "Oraison Funêbre Du Prince De Condé" (Extr.)
- Voice
- Jean Deschamps
D1Racine, "Les Plaideurs" (Acte II, Scène XIV, Acte III, Scène III, Extr.)
- Voice
- Henri Virlojeux, Jean Desailly, Jean Parédès, Lucien Baroux
- D2Haendel, "Water Music" : Allegro
- 3e Disque - 190 E 106
E1Voltaire, "Relation De La Maladie Du Jésuite Berthier" (Extr.)
- Voice
- Jean-Paul Moulinot
- E2Mozart, "Menuet"
F1Beaumarchais, "Le Mariage De Figaro, Acte V, Scène III, Extr.)
- Voice
- Jean Piat
- F2Frédéric II, "Symphonie En Ré Majeur" : Allegro
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Where it came from
Released in 1970 under the label L'Encyclopédie Sonore, this three-record box set forms a significant part of a broader French educational project designed to catalog and preserve the literary and musical heritage of Western history. The collection, focused on the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries, was curated to function as an auditory companion to the classical canon, providing listeners with a curated selection of period-appropriate texts and compositions.
The design of the series reflects the mid-century European approach to cultural archiving, emphasizing a scholarly, understated aesthetic. These recordings were intended for institutional and private use, catering to students and enthusiasts of French history. Because the series prioritized archival integrity and educational clarity, the production eschewed modern flair in favor of direct, authoritative presentations of the source material.
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