L'après-midi d'une nymphe Noemi Gyori, Zoltán Fejérvári, Kate Fleetwood

• Leonardo De Lorenzo: (1875 - 1962):
• 1 Lorenzo: The Song of the Wood Nymphs 03:09
• Claude Debussy (1862 - 1918):
• 2 Debussy: Syrinx, L. 129 (96kHz) 03:16
• Leonardo De Lorenzo:
• 3 Lorenzo: Echo's First Dance 02:10
• Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1806 - 1861):
• 4 Browning: A Musical Instrument 03:22
• Leonardo De Lorenzo:
• 5 Lorenzo: Sacrifice (The First Song of Fulvia, Nymph of Spring) 01:18
• Claude Debussy:
• 6 Debussy: Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune, L. 86 (Arr. for Flute and Piano by Karl Lenski) (96kHz) 09:44
• Leonardo De Lorenzo:
• 7 Lorenzo: Instructions on Steaming Your Face 01:38
• 8 Lorenzo: En Garde 01:30
• 9 Lorenzo: Spring's Fashion Week (Fulvia's Song) 01:19
• Jules Mouquet (1867 - 1946):
• 10 Mouquet: Sonata for Flute & Piano, Op. 15 "La Flûte de Pan": I. Pan et les bergers (96kHz) 04:14
• Leonardo De Lorenzo:
• 11 Lorenzo: There is nothing but 01:49
• 12 Lorenzo: The Nymph to the Faun 04:27
• Jules Mouquet:
• 13 Mouquet: Sonata for Flute & Piano, Op. 15 "La Flûte de Pan": II. Pan et les oiseaux (96kHz) 04:58
• Leonardo De Lorenzo:
• 14 Lorenzo: The Air is Full 02:27
• 15 Lorenzo: Spring Carnival (A Fragment) 01:37
• Jules Mouquet:
• 16 Mouquet: Sonata for Flute & Piano, Op. 15 "La Flûte de Pan": III. Pan et les nymphes (96kHz) 05:03
• Leonardo De Lorenzo:
• 17 Lorenzo: The Song of Free Nymphs 02:35
• 18 Lorenzo: Diana's Dance 02:03
• 19 Lorenzo: The Cruel Nymph 03:14
• 20 Lorenzo: Song of Nymphs 01:16
• 21 Lorenzo: The Thirst (Song of Lorelei, the Water Nymph) 03:50
• André Jolivet (1905 - 1974):
• 22 Jolivet: Chant de Linos (96kHz) 11:15
• Total Runtime 01:16:14

Info for L'après-midi d'une nymphe

Greek mythology has profoundly shaped society, influencing cultural norms, traditions, and even giving rise to celebrated works like those of Claude Debussy, which redefined Western art music and revolutionized the flute’s role within it.

At the heart of The Afternoon of a Nymph are Debussy’s masterpieces, complemented by Jules Mouquet’s La Flûte de Pan and André Jolivet’s Chant de Linos. Each is paired with original poetry by Anna T. Szabó, and to provide historical literary context, Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s A Musical Instrument, while excerpts from Leonardo De Lorenzo’s Suite Mythologique, Op.38 add further musical texture with its first movement, Pan.

Noemi Gyori is a celebrated flautist on modern and baroque flutes, hailed internationally for her ‘phenomenal technique and sparkling play of colours’ (Opus Klassiek), ‘rich tonal repertoire and enchanting melodic shaping’ (Turun Sanomat), and ‘great skill and intensity’ (Flute Journal).

Noemi Gyori, flute
Zoltán Fejérvári, piano
Kate Fleetwood, narrator

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