Video

Hublot

Daniel H. Dugas

2012, 01:45 minutes, Colour, French

TAPECODE 383.44

The video Hublot is based on Anton Delvig’s 1825 poem, Le Rossignol. Put to music by Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Aliabev, the song was written for interpretation by the voice of a coloratura soprano. The poem speaks of the haunting voice of a nightingale, a voice capable of crossing oceans and filling the hearts of those who would hear the bird’s song.

The sound for this video is a recording that my mother Corinne Melanson Dugas, herself a coloratura soprano, recorded with pianist Bernice LeBlanc in 1952.

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