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A select discography for
Léopold Simoneau and Pierrette Alarie
Miscellaneous
LPs
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London
OS 26270
also signed by:
Richard Bonynge verso
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Deutsche
Grammophon
2538 244
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Electrola-Hör
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SHZE 121
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Columbia
(USA)
MS 6461
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Initiation a la Musique
10"
E 55
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Philips (England)
10"
SBR 6236
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Decca (England)
10"
LW 5343
signed by Léopold on the flute
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Philips
(France)
6529 003
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Philips
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3246 |
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Fontana
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6530 045 |
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Decca (Germany)
10"
LW 50 522 |
High Fidelity
Magazine
HB 2487/88 |
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Deutscher Schallplattenclub (Germany)
J
087
12" LP |
Guilde Internationale du Disque (France)
SMS
2409
12" LP |
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The Paper Trail
Printed
matter about Léopold and Pierrette
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Renée Maheu |
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Pierrette
ALARIE
Léopold
SIMONEAU
deux
voix, un art |
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Louiseville, Canada: |
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Libre Expression |
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377 pages, softcover |
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© 1988 |
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autographed and
inscribed by
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Pierrette Alarie and
Léopold Simoneau |
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Léopold Simoneau |
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L'Art
du Bel Canto |
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Québec |
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Boréal |
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135 pages, softcover |
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© 1995
autographed and
inscribed by
Léopold Simoneau |
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Reynaldo Hahn;
translated into
English by Léopold Simoneau |
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On
Singers and Singing |
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Portland: |
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Amadeus Press |
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244 pages, HB, DJ |
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© 1990
autographed and
inscribed by
Léopold Simoneau |
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The first time I ever heard
Léopold and Pierrette; Boston, 9 November 1960 |
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to visit
Pierrette's photo, place cursor over image |
to visit
Léopold's photo, place cursor over image |
Les
Variétés Lyriques, Montréal Season, 1945-1946 |
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Musical
Courier, 15 January 1957 |
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Musical
America Magazine, 15 February 1956 |
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A small, 20 page brochure entitled, "Supplément musical,
Le Barbier de Séville." Brief
biographies and career descriptions on front and back endpapers.
Publisher, publication date
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Léopold and Pierrette,
We appreciate you! We
appreciate your individual and collective art; deux
artistes, un art. We
appreciate this legacy of recordings you prepared for our eternal
enjoyment and the edification of future generations. Through
your sung musical passages of Mozart, et al, you have expressed the
clarity of your vision and your humanity of "the
humanities." From you, all of us have much to learn. Each
song and aria you sing is a pedagogical expression from the soul of a
true artist, whose understanding of the music you sing puts you right
up there with the order of the Seraphim. God Bless you
both. We have all been blessed by your shared art.
Klara and Edward F. Durbeck III, The Durbeck Archive (inspired hagiographers) |
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