Marguerite Duras - Le Ravissement De La Parole FLAC

• Performer: Marguerite Duras
• Title: Le Ravissement De La Parole
• Genre: Audiofiles
• Cat #: 211842
• Label: INA, Radio France
• Country: France
• Date of release: 2003
• Style: Interview, Radioplay
• FLAC size 1500 mb
• MP3 size: 1785 mb
• Record From 4 × CD

Marguerite Duras France Ina Radio France Interview Radioplay 2003

• Composed By – Johannes Brahms
• Composed By, Piano – Carlos D'Alessio, Jean-Christophe Marti
• Composed By, Violin – Ami Flammer
• Liner Notes – Jean-Marc Turine
• Producer – Alain Veinstein (tracks: 4-03, 4-10 to 4-12), Marianne Alphan (tracks: 4-04 to 4-09)

Made in France by Cinram.
Comes with 16 page booklet.

1-01 taken from "L'esprit d'insoumission, autour de la rue Saint-Benoît", recorded August 1993 at France Culture.
1-02 taken from "Au cours de ces instants", recorded March 1967 at France Culture
1-03 taken from "La vie des lettres", recorded January 1955 at Chaîne Nationale, and from "Le goût des livres", recorded December 1954 at Chaîne Nationale.
1-04 is a radioplay adapted from a novel from Geneviève Serreau, recorded March 1955 at Chaîne Nationale.
1-05 taken from "La vie des lettres", recorded October 1995 at Chaîne Nationale, and from "La Comédie Française et le théâtre contemporain", recorded March 1970 at France Culture.
1-06 taken from "Cinéma pour les ondes", recorded August 1960 at Paris-Inter, and from the movie "Moderato Cantabile" by Peter Brook from 1960.
1-07 taken from "Cinéma pour les ondes", recorded February 1960 at Paris-Inter, from the movie "Hiroshima mon amour" by Alain Resnais from 1958, and from "Histiore sans images: Hiroshima mon amour" recorded August 1966 at France Culture.
1-08 taken from "L'usage de la parole: Lettres de Lewis Carroll à des enfants", recorded January 1963 at France III.
1-09 taken from "La vie des lettres", recorded February 1962 at Chaîne Nationale, and from the radioplay "L'Après-midi de monsieur Andesmas", adapted by the author and recorded September 1965 at France Culture.
1-10 taken from "Le manteau d'Arlequin", recorded September 1965 at France Culture, and from "Nouveau répertoire dramatique de France Culture: Les eaux et forêts", recorded December 1973, broadcasted July 1975 at France Culture.
2-01 taken from "Les arts du spectacle", recorded January 1968 at France Culture, and the radioplay "Le Shaga", recorded December 1973 at France Culture.
2-02 taken from "Au cours des ces infants", recorded March 1967 at France Culture.
2-03 taken from "L'Amante anglaise", a radioplay in three acts, recorded March 1967 at France Culture.
2-04 taken from "Comme il vous plaira, François Truffaut", recorded April 1967 at France Culture.
2-05 taken from "Cinéma vérité", and from an excerpt from the movie "La Musica" by Marguerite Duras and Paul Seban, recorded March 1967 at France Culture.
2-06 taken from "Le Manteau d'Arlequin", recorded December 1969, broadcasted January 1970 at France Culture.
2-07 taken from "Notre Temps", recorded January 1970 at France Culture.
2-08 and 2-09 taken from "Ecrivains du XXème siècle", recorded July 1972 at France Culture.
2-10 and 3-04 taken from "Atelier de Création Radiophonique: Marcher, danser, passer, parler, partir", recorded September 1974 at France Culture.
3-01 taken from "Les chemins de la connaissance: Le discours intérieur", recorded May 1974 at France Culture.
3-02 is an unreleased private document.
3-03 taken from "Atelier de création radiophonique: India Song", recorded April 1971, broadcasted November 1974 at France Culture.
3-05 taken from "Cinémagazine", recorded January 1975 at France Culture.
3-06 and 3-07 taken from "Les écrivains et la musique", recorded May 1975 at France Culture.
3-08 and 3-09 taken from "Après-midi de France Culture", recorded July 1976 at France Culture.
3-10 taken from "Le cinéma des cinéastes", recorded June 1977 at France Culture, and the movie "Le Camilon" by Marguerite Duras.
3-11 taken from "Le cinéma des cinéastes", recorded July 1980 at France Culture.
4-01 and 4-02 taken from the fourth discussion of "Les nuits magnétiques", recorded October 1980 at France Culture, and an unreleased private document.
4-03 taken from "Les nuits magnétiques", recorded January 1980 at France Culture.
4-04 to 4-09 taken from "Le bon plaisir de Marguerite Duras", recorded September 1984 at France Culture.
4-10 taken from "La nuit sur un plateau", recorded November 1986 at France Culture.
4-11 and 4-12 taken from "Du jour au lendemain", recorded December 1987 and March 1990 at France Culture.
4-13 taken from "Discothèques privées", recorded August 1981 at France Musique.

India Song, La Rumba Des Îles and La Valse De L'Éden Cinéma composed by Carlos D'Alessio.
Césaré, Le Navire Night and Les Mains Négatives composed by Ami Flammer and recorded at the studios of Radio France on July 1, 1996.
La Valse Désespérée (L'Amant De La Chine Du Nord), La Valse Des Bateaux (Emily L.), La Néva (La Pluie D'Été), La Jeune Fille Et L'Enfant and La Java De La Source composed ba Jean-Christophe Marti. Recorded in Paris on June 29, 1996. Previously unreleased.
La Valse, composed by Johannes Brahms, is performed by Carlos D'Alessio.

The duration for track 1-05 is given as 9:30 on the cover.

• Other (Rights Society): SACEM