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V1404. DAVID DEVRIÈS: Songs by Fauré, Hahn & Nérini; Arias from Carmen, Faust, Les Pêcheurs de Perles, Manon, Sapho, Le Roi d’Ys, Astarté, La Basoche, La Fille de Mme Angot, La Dame Blanche, Fortunio, Paganini, Le Jongleur de Notre-Dame, Werther & La Traviata. (England) Symposium 1220, recorded 1904-31. Very long out-of-print, Final ever-so-slightly used copy! - 760411220021
CRITIC REVIEWS:
"David Devriès…exemplified the art of the French ténor-légère. As did Edmond Clément and the ill-fated Louis Cazette, he exhibited in his singing the elegance, style and good taste that has seemingly been eroded during the last half of the 20th Century."
- Alan Bilgora, THE RECORD COLLECTOR, 2004
"David Devriès was an exceptional French lyric tenor, one of the best of an extraordinarily talented group in the first three decades of the century. He had exemplary vocal production and flexibility…accompanied by an unusually warm tone for a French tenor. The flicker vibrato might put some off, but there’s no denying the honeyed sound and the serious art of this singer."
- Barry Brenesal, FANFARE, May/June, 2006
CRITIC REVIEWS:
"David Devriès…exemplified the art of the French ténor-légère. As did Edmond Clément and the ill-fated Louis Cazette, he exhibited in his singing the elegance, style and good taste that has seemingly been eroded during the last half of the 20th Century."
- Alan Bilgora, THE RECORD COLLECTOR, 2004
"David Devriès was an exceptional French lyric tenor, one of the best of an extraordinarily talented group in the first three decades of the century. He had exemplary vocal production and flexibility…accompanied by an unusually warm tone for a French tenor. The flicker vibrato might put some off, but there’s no denying the honeyed sound and the serious art of this singer."
- Barry Brenesal, FANFARE, May/June, 2006