Images come from Discogs.com

Regards Sur L'Infini - CD

Katharine Dain | Sam Armstrong

Classical | Modernism | Contemporary classical

2020

Standard 2020 edition

7 Mountain Records 27. November 2020 Europe

Album

More ID: 609056 EAN: 8720254156002 Discogs ID: 17760361

Condition

New

Availability

We have changed the nomenclature of the stack. Items with delivery within a week are now 'In stock with supplier'. Items with delivery within two weeks are now 'In stock with publisher'.

At label 103 pcs

Expected on

Price

20,99 € ~~26,99 €~~

Price includes VAT 21 %

Availability

We have changed the nomenclature of the stack. Items with delivery within a week are now 'In stock with supplier'. Items with delivery within two weeks are now 'In stock with publisher'.

At label 103 pcs

Expected on

Details

Title	Regards Sur L'Infini
Artist	Katharine Dain \| Sam Armstrong
More info	Standard 2020 edition
Format	CD
Labels	7 Mountain Records
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	27. November 2020
First released	2020
Weight	85 g
EAN	8720254156002
Product ID	609056
Discogs ID	17760361

Katharine Dain: Regards Sur L'Infini version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company 7 Mountain Records on 27. November 2020. Album spans genres Classical, Modernism and Contemporary classical.

	Quatre Instants (2002)
	Composed By Kaija Saariaho \| Words By Amin Maalouf
2	Chanson De La Déportée (1945)	3:02 min
	Composed By Henri Dutilleux \| Words By Jean Gandrey-Rety
	Proses Lyriques (1892 - 1893)
	Composed By Claude Debussy \| Words By Claude Debussy
	L'Âme En Bourgeon (1937)
	Composed By Claire Delbos \| Words By Cécile Sauvage
	Poèmes Pour Mi (1937)
	Composed By Olivier Messiaen \| Words By Olivier Messiaen
	L'Âme En Bourgeon
	Composed By Claire Delbos \| Words By Cécile Sauvage
	Proses Lyriques
	Composed By Claude Debussy \| Words By Claude Debussy
	Quatre Melodies (1943)
	Composed By Henri Dutilleux \| Words By Anna de Noailles
19	Il Pleut (1986)	4:28 min
	Composed By Kaija Saariaho \| Words By Guillaume Apollinaire