Nora Gubisch

Nora Gubisch (born Paris, 1971) is a French operatic mezzo-soprano.[1][2] She is married to the pianist and conductor Alain Altinoglu.

Discography

Jules Massenet : "Thérèse". Altinoglu, Castronovo, Dupuis
Maurice Ravel : Mélodies. Piano : Alain Altinoglu (Naîve)
Henri Duparc : Mélodies. Piano : Alain Altinoglu (Cascavelle)
Michael Tippett : A Child of Our Time. Staatskapelle Dresden, Sir Colin Davis
Pascal Dusapin : Perelà. Orchestre national de Montpellier. Graham-Hall, Perraud, Juipen, direction : Alain Altinoglu (Naïve)
Jacques Offenbach : Die Rheinnixen. Beczala, Jenis, Orchestre National de Montpellier. direction : Friedemann Layer (Accord Universal)
Kodály : Háry János. Gérard Depardieu, Layer (Accord Universal)
Humperdinck : Königskinder : Jonas Kaufmann, Roth, Sala, Armin Jordan (Accord Universal)
Thierry Escaich : Les Nuits hallucinées : Orchestre National de Lyon, Jun Märkl (Accord Universal)
Nora Gubisch - Folk Songs. Falla: Siete canciones populares españolas. Obradors: Aquel sombrero de monte el vito. Enrique Granados: La Maja dolorosa; El mirar de la Maja. El tra la la y el punteado. Berio: Folk song. Brahms: 2 Gesänge für eine Altstimme mit Bratsche und Pianoforte op. 91; Wiegenlied op. 49 Nr. 4. Nora Gubisch, Alain Altinoglu Naive, 2013

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Gubisch, Nora | Mezzo-Soprano | Musicaglotz Born in 1971, Nora Gubisch began her musical studies at an early age at the Maîtrise of Radio France, then at the Conservatoire of Saint-Maur where she ...

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