Salomé

Salomé: based on Richard Strauss' Salomé, 1919.

There are also 2 German covers in 1961. Just take the time to search them here at home.

German original by Lucas-Quartett, Orchester Erich Werner, Polydor NH 24 463, March 1961 (Salome)

Other German version by Die Larson-Boys, Orchester Jackie Norden, Starlet, Bestell-Nr. 1703, 1961. (same spelling). Opera exerpt...However, what's the passage used for Romeo/Roméo ???

Also recorded in French by Les Compagnons de la Chanson at the same time as Petula Clark did (with the same lyrics.) Ref.: EP ESRF 1101 - single SCRF 506, 1961.

Last edit: 2009-11-20 14:56:39 GMT by Stephan Koenig

Of course. I heard it a few days ago and told my father: "hey, Romeo/Salomé, it's based on Sheherazade". I would have said "Richard Strauss' Salomé"

Oups, mislead agin. Based on Richard strauss' Salomé in 1919. Look for a MP3... (11/20/2009).

Afterwards, I went down to the cellar and took the singles to listen to them. I was right about the English & French covers by Petula Clark.

And you, why don't you listen to it ?

Sorry, confusion. Mathé Altéry recorded an EP including Sheherazade based on the well known classical...

Ce n'est pas 1919 mais 1905 (confusion entre Shéhérazade et Salomé. De plus, Shéhérazade (suite symphonique de Rimski-Korsakov, inspirée des Contes des mille et une nuits) date de 1889.

C'est le dico Larousse qui l' a écrit...

What a mess

Last edit: 2012-07-29 14:48:41 GMT by Stephan Koenig

Que ce soit écrit Salomé ou Salome, c'est pareil.

Il y a bcp de pays où le " é " n'existe pas.

Roméo (en français) et Romeo (en anglais)[P. Clark]

Richard Strauss, chef d'orchestre et compositeur allemand (Münich, 1864 - Garmish-Partenkirchen, 1949, auteur d'opéras dont Salomé en 1905.

Mel Torme : non, c'est TORMé

Rudy Vallee : non, c'est ValléE...Etc.