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Musique : Nouveautes Cd Janvier 2014 MEDIATHEQUE DE SELESTAT 2, Espace Gilbert Estève 67600 SELESTAT Cedex Tél. 03.88.58.03.20 Fax 03.88.58.03.25 [email protected] www.mediatheque-selestat.net MUSIQUE : NOUVEAUTES CD JANVIER 2014 AUTEUR TITRE COTE Musique classique Roberto Alagna Robertissimo (Cette compilation montre la double facette opéra - chansons du ténor) CLA A 99 ALA Jean-Sébastien Bach Six sonates pour violon et piano (Bach vu par Jarrett) CLA BAC 12.41 Jean-Sébastien Bach Les Musiques de la joie (l’expression de la joie dans l’œuvre du compositeur) CLA BAC 19.11 Charpentier Litanies de la Vierge CLA CHA 46 Leos Janacek Sinfonietta ; The Fiddler's child ; The Ballad of Blanik [etc.] CLA JAN 28 Agostino Steffani Stabat mater CLA STE 41 Giuseppe Verdi The Verdi album (par Jonas Kaufmann) CLA VER 36 Musique contemporaine Olivier Messiean Messiaen 1908-1992 : complete édition (Tout Messiaen en 32 CD!) CNT MES 00 Musiques nouvelles Julia Kent Character (Violoncelliste de Antony And The Johnsons, musique de chambre des temps modernes) NOU KEN Colin Stetson New history warfare vol.3 NOU STE Country Anthologie Country fiddle : fine early string band music 1924-1937 (volume 1) COU A COU COU.1 Anthologie Country fiddle : fine early string band music 1924-1937 (volume 2) COU A COU COU.2 Anthologie Country fiddle : fine early string band music 1924-1937 (volume 3) COU A COU COU.3 Anthologie Country fiddle : fine early string band music 1924-1937 (volume 4) COU A COU COU.4 Clint Eastwood Rawhide's Clint Eastwood sings cowboy favorites (chansons country et cowboys romantiques) COU EAS Musiques électroniques Apollonia Fabric 70 (Trio français de deep house. Mix du club londonien Fabric) DAN APO Avicii True (Dance house clubbing suédoise) DAN AVI Carl Craig Masterpiece (Coffret concept 3 CD qui permet de mieux connaître le dj et producteur américain de techno) DAN CRA Gesaffelstein Aleph (Jeune prodige de la techno française, sombre à souhait, les fans de Nitzer Ebb devraient adorer) DAN GES Divers Anthologie Zumba fitness dance party DIV A 10 ZUM Deva Premal & Miten A Deeper light (musique relaxante) DIV R PRE Denis Sanacore L'extravagant voyage du jeune et prodigieux T.S. Spivet : BO du film de Jean-Pierre Jeunet DIV F EXT Jazz Ahmad Jamal Saturday morning : La Buissonne studio sessions JAZ JAM Diana Krall The Very best of (jazz vocal féminin) JAZ KRA Natalie Dessay, Michel Legrand Entre elle et lui : Natalie Dessay sings Michel Legrand JAZ LEG Terez Montcalm I know I'll be alright jazz intimiste mais groovy de la chanteuse-guitariste canadienne) JAZ MON Ceccarelli, Linx, Imbert et Goualch A Nou(s)Garo : inédits et incontournables (jazz en hommage à Claude Nougaro JAZ NOU Yeahwon Shin Lua ya (Trio jazz apaisé, apaisant et relaxant) JAZ SHI Mark Turner, Baptiste Trotignon Dusk is a quiet place (Duo jazz piano, saxophone) JAZ TUR Musiques du monde Mor Karbasi La tsadika (Chanteuse israélienne d'origine sépharade marocaine chantant en ladino) MON 004 KAR Debademba Souleymane (Musiques mandingues mêlées d'influences du monde, salsa, funk, jazz, rock...) MON 017 DEB Les Espoirs de Coronthie Fougou fougou (Groupe guinéen issu du quartier populaire de Coronthie à Conakry) MON 017 ESP Bombino Nomad (Rock et blues touareg d'Agadez aux sonorités rock 70's) MON 019 BOM Las Hermanas caronni Vuela (Duo de soeurs jumelles argentine aux influences diverses mais souvent mélancoliques) MON 042 HER Siba Avante (Pop rock brésilienne s'inspirant des traditions musicales du Nordeste) MON 049 SIB Tomatito Soy flamenco MON 072 TOM Ennio Morricone Morricone pops (Inédits de pop arrangés, menés et composés par Ennio Morricone dans les 50's et 60's) MON 075 MOR Anthologie Envie de Bretagne MON 091 ENV Rap Drake Nothing was the same (Rap mielleux canadien teinté de R'N'B) RAP DRA Grand Corps Malade Funambule (spoken words ciselés) RAP GRA Jay-Z Magna carta holy grail (Rap, hip hop mélodique américain) RAP JAY M.I.A. Matangi (Fusion hip hop electro jungle ragga britannique, d'origine sri lankaise très engagée) RAP MIA Ol Kainry Dyfrey (Rap français) RAP OLK Youngblood Brass Band Pax volumi (Fanfare rap hip-hop jazzy funk américaine de la Nouvelle Orléans) RAP YOU Soul, R'n'B John Legend Love in the future (Soul américaine élégante) SOU LEG The Weeknd Kiss land (Producteur et chanteur canadien de R&B contemporain et inventif à la voix très jacksonnienne !) SOU WEE Scène française Boy and the Echo Choir It all shines (Folk pop française anglophone intimiste et minimaliste à la fois sombre et lumineuse) RFR BOY Détroit Horizons (1er album post Noir Désir pour Bertrand Cantat accompagné d'un ex-membre de 16 Horsepower) RFR DET Fortune Blackboard (Electro-pop synthétique française) RFR FOR Kalffa Odieux de la mer (Chanson bretonne ou rock celtique français) RFR KAL Moriarty Fugitives (Pop anglophone à voix féminine retour à la source du folk, du blues et aux influences de Bob Dylan) RFR MOR Washington Dead Cats Primitive girls are more fun ! (Rock'n'roll parisien tendance surf punkabilly) RFR WAS Variétés françaises Anthologie Appellation d'origine indé (Compilation de chanson française nouvelle génération) VFR A APP Cali La vie cowboy (Chanson française en public version intimiste et version élèctrique) VFR CAL Etienne Daho Les Chansons de l'innocence retrouvée VFR DAH Céline Dion Loved me back to life (Album anglophone) VFR DIO Anthologie Génération Goldman 2 VFR GOL GEN.2 Gilbert Laffaille Le jour et la nuit (Chanson française chaleureuse, poétique, chaloupée mais toujours réfléchie) VFR LAF Bertrand Louis Sans moi (Chanson française rock à texte sombre d'origine belfortaine) VFR LOU Olympe Olympe (Pop de reprises de chanteuses essentiellement anglophones) VFR OLY Tichot 14-18 une vie d'bonhomme : pendant la guerre la chanson continue (textes écrits par les poilus) VFR TIC Les Tit' Nassels Soyons fous (Chansons bricolo à textes de la famille des néo-réalistes) VFR TIT Variétés internationales Sam Amidon Bright sunny south (Songwriter, folk indie dépouillée américain du Vermont) VIN AMI Au Revoir Simone Move in spectrums (Girls band pop gracieux américain) VIN AUR Bloc Party Four (Pop new wave, indie rock britannique) VIN BLO Sarah Brightman Dream chaser (Chanson britannique. Album de reprises pop et classiques version "Enya") VIN BRI Edwyn Collins Understated (rock écossais) VIN COL Factory Floor Factory floor (Post-industriel rock - minimal techno britannique de Londres) VIN FAC Gov'T Mule Shout ! (Southern blues rock américain) VIN GOV Haïm Days are gone (Trio indie pop américain de trois soeurs californiennes) VIN HAI Half Moon Run Dark eyes (Trio indie pop folk canadien avec une pointe d'électro, cousins de Radiohead) VIN HAL Roy Harper Man and myth (Songwriter folk britannique) VIN HAR Julia Holter Loud city song (Pop romantique, expérimentale et sombre aux ambiances rétro américaine) VIN HOL Jagwar Ma Howlin (Duo électro pop australien à la fois dansant et psychédélique) VIN JAG Jack Johnson From here to now to you (Songwriting pop folk américain) VIN JOH Elton John The Diving board VIN JOH Junip Junip (Folk indie pop rock tendance psyché anglophone suédoise) VIN JUN Kings of Leon Mechanical bull (Rock américain) VIN KIN King Krule Six feet beneath the moon (Jeune prodige de l'indie pop rock britannique) VIN KIN Lorde Pure heroine (Jeune songwriter pop néo-zellandaise de 17 ans) VIN LOR Low The Invisible way (Trio pop indé intimiste et dépouillée américaine à haute teneur mélancolique, slowcore) VIN LOW John Mayer Paradise valley (Pop folk rock FM teintée d'americana) VIN MAY Mazzy Star Seasons of your day (Indie folk pop mélancolique américaine) VIN MAZ Leyla McCalla Vari-colored songs (Folk bluesy sombre au violoncelle, chanté en anglais et aussi en créole) VIN MCC Paul McCartney New VIN MCC Katie Melua Ketevan (Pop folk jazzy britannique) VIN MEL Moby Innocents (Electro pop intimiste) VIN MOB The National Trouble will find me (Scène pop rock indé américaine) VIN NAT Agnes Obel Aventine (Chanson anglophone mystérieuse et mélancolique) VIN OBE Palms Palms (Post rock californien de Chico Moreno, leader de Deftones et de trois ex-Isis) VIN PAL Parquet Courts Light up gold (Quatuor indie pop rock garage très post-punk et désinvolte américain) VIN PAR The Pastels Slow summits (Dream pop nonchalante écossaise à voix féminine) VIN PAS Nadine Shah Love your dum and mad (Indie folk britannique à la voix grave, une sorte de Nick Cave au féminin) VIN SHA Tindersticks Across six leap years (Pop raffinée britannique) VIN TIN KT Tunstall Invisible empire, crescent moon (Songwriting folk rock féminin écossais) VIN TUN Bent Van Looy Round the bend (Pop belge anglophone douce et légère) VIN VAN Laura Veirs Warp and weft (Pop folk indé teintée d'americana américaine) VIN VEI Matthew E. White Big inner (Pop rock folk américaine) VIN WHI Robbie Williams Swings both ways (Variété pop britannique) VIN WIL Chelsea Wolfe Pain is beauty (Rock alternatif US teinté d'électro, un brin gothique, aux ambiances ombrageuses et torturées) VIN WOL.
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