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What I’ve Been Singing: Après un Rêve: Fauré
Last week my singing teacher, the fabulous Christine Hubbard introduced me to this exquisite song of Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924). It’s one of a set of three composed for voice and piano, though the songs were not initially conceived as a … Continue reading →
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Tagged Après un Rêve, Christine Hubbard, Gabriel Fauré, Hagia Sophia, Hubbard International, Istanbul, Janet Baker, Les Roses d'Ispahan, music, Romain Bussine
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