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Presented by Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris (PLATESV-D-2023-006822). "Prends ce qui te chante" – Lieder and song cycle from the twentieth to twenty-first century At the turn of the century, listening to languages singing their melodies, emotions, rhythms, and harmonies What about lied and mélodie? The poetry of words and letters sings of their cultures and memories. In 1945 in HARAWI, it represents a prefiguration of a melodic world dictated by a form of "lettrism", onomatopoeias, and non-European enigmas of the Peruvian language. In ESPENBAUM in 2025, the trembling of Paul Celan's German carries within it the indelible memory of the dead and the survivors. CASTAnne-Sophie Duprels, sopranoMichaël Levinas, piano PROGRAMOlivier Messiaen – HARAWI songs of love and death (excerpts) 1945Michael Levinas – ESPENBAUM on poems by Paul Celan (2020-2025), commissioned by Lieu de mémoire du Chambon sur Lignon and festival de la Chaise Dieu