Jean-Paul Jeannotte sings Fauré Mélodies

The Québécois tenor sings nine songs by Gabriel Fauré with pianist Jeanne Landry. (N.B. The photo used for Au bord de l'eau is not Jeannotte, but rather Jean-Paul Dugas by mistake.)
I. Sérénade toscane 0:02
II. Au bord de l'eau 2:42
III. Automne 4:45
IV. Aurore 7:39
V. Clair de lune 9:39
VI. Soir 12:29
VII. Le parfum impérissable 14:46
VIII. Mandoline 16:50
IX. En sourdine 18:32
Link to my Jean-Paul Jeannotte playlist:
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[@passionlyricpassionlyric6572]

C'est formidable!!!!!! Mine d'or de l'interprétation!

[@marcrodriguez7177]

une très belle voix, une diction parfaite, un très beau phrasé, parmi les plus belles interprétations de ces chants.

[@richardsagala3186]

Bravo Monsieur Jeannotte, le tout est d'un un goût exquis

[@alanyoung448]

Warm and sympathetic singing.more emotional and romantic than Maurane who is more formal, cool and classic and also technically more secure . Comparing a lyric tenor's interpretation with that of a baritone Martin's has been illuminating.

[@TedinNY]

What a lovely surprise!! I'd never heard of this very fine tenor before nor some of these beautiful Fauré songs. This was a very welcome gift. MERCI BEAUCOUP!!!

[@kengwahgoldstein9637]

I am grateful you have shown the names of the melodies and the composers. Thanks.

[@gwedielwch]

Great, warm singing - very fine phrasing and diction : and the piano part is also very fine - so fresh and distinct.

[@julienlhermite_tenor]

Merci ! C'est magnifique

[@giudiciadanna4550]

In Francia avevano una miniera di questi terribili tenorini che gabellavano per grandi cantanti e superbi interpreti e raffinati dicitori. Sono insopportabili. Come pure le Denise Duval…Meno male che non hanno mai valicato il Passo del San Gottardo...vabbe', poi al massimo si fermavano a Biella e tornavano indietro.