Susan Graham , Berlioz, Orchestra Of The Royal Opera House, John Nelson - Les Nuits DÉté

Review by Henrique hperon

Les Nuits D'Été, a musical masterpiece by Susan Graham, Berlioz, Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, and John Nelson, is an album that transports the listener to a world of pure musical bliss. The album features six songs that embody the essence of summer, with Graham's enchanting voice perfectly complementing the melodic arrangements of the orchestra.

The album starts with the hauntingly beautiful "Villanelle," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. Graham's voice is crystal clear and full of emotion, and the orchestra's performance is flawless. The second song, "Le Spectre de la Rose," is a delicate and romantic piece that showcases Graham's range and versatility as a singer.

The third song, "Sur les Lagunes," is a melancholic and introspective piece that is beautifully executed by Graham and the orchestra. The fourth song, "Absence," is a poignant and emotional piece that showcases Graham's ability to convey deep emotions through her voice.

The fifth song, "Au Cimetière," is a haunting and somber piece that is elevated by Graham's powerful voice. The final song, "L'Île Inconnue," is a joyful and uplifting piece that brings the album to a satisfying conclusion.

Summary by Henrique hperon

Les Nuits D'Été is a stunning album that showcases the talents of Susan Graham, Berlioz, Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, and John Nelson. The songs are beautifully arranged and performed, and Graham's voice is simply mesmerizing. It is a must-have for any lover of classical music or anyone who appreciates beautiful and emotive music.