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Alberto Savinio

Chants de la Mi-mort

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Alberto Savinio was a very particular figure of poet, writer, musician, painter of primarily surreal subjects. His dramatic poem, "Les Chants de la Mi-Mort", played in Paris in 1914, seems to prefigure the mannequins that appear in so many of De Chirico's works: "voiceless men, without eyes or faces".
Details
Cat. number: STR 33309
Year: 1993

Release notes

- Les Chants de la mi-mort - Suite pour piano (1914) - Album 1914 - Pour voix et piano avec une piéce finale pour voix, basson et célesta

Tracklist
Les Chants De La Mi-Mort
1.1Scéne L'homme Chauve Et L'homme Jeune1:56
1.2L'exécution Du Géneral0:58
1.3Daisyssina2:38
1.4Les Anges Tués1:08
1.5Le Roi Affolé - Le Phare1:48
1.6Danses4:22
1.7Abdication8:54
Album 1914
2.1Il Cuore Di Giuseppe Verdi1:46
2.2Le Géneral Et La Sidonie1:39
2.3Je Me Sens Mourir Et Néant1:35
2.4Bellovées Fatales N.12 (La Passion Des Rotules)2:04
2.5Matinée Alphabetique3:12
2.6Le Fanal D'épidermide2:08
2.7La Mort De M. Sacerdote1:23
2.8Le Doux Fantome3:42
2.9Amitié - Tragédie1:32
2.10Amitié - Tragédie2:11
2.11Les Helmes Dorées - Offrande1:20
2.12Tirésias Est Mort4:22
2.13Chant Sans Parole1:30
2.14La Solitude (Couplet)1:53
Credits
Antonio Ballista
Adapted By [Revised By]
Luigi Rognoni
Adapted By [Revised By]
Alberto Jona
Baritone Vocals, Bass Vocals, Bass Drum [Grancasse] (8 to 21)
Danilo Zaffaroni
Bassoon (8 to 21)
Bruno Canino
Celesta (8 to 21), Piano
Alberto Savinio
Composed By, Lyrics By
Luisa Castellani
Soprano Vocals (8 to 21)