Khác biệt giữa bản sửa đổi của “Étienne Méhul”
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* ''Overtures'': Mélidore et Phrosine; Ariodant; Joseph; Horatius Coclès; Bion; Le jeune sage et le vieux fou; Le trésor supposé; Les deux aveugles de Tolède; La chasse du jeune Henri. Orchestre de Bretagne/ Stefan Sanderling, ASV, 2003
* ''Stratonice''. [[Patricia Petibon|Petibon]]/Beuron/Lescoart/Daymond, Corona Coloniensis, Cappella Coloniensis, William Christie, Erato 1996
* ''Joseph'' (bằng tiếng Pháp): [[Natalie Dessay]], soprano; Brigitte Lafon, mezzo-soprano; [[Laurence Dale]], Antoine Normand, Philippe Pistole, tenors; René Massis, baritone; Frédéric Vassar, Philippe Jorquera, basses; Abbi Patrix, speaker; Ensemble choral "Intermezzo"; Orchestre régional de [[Picardie]] "Le Sinfonietta"; Claude Bardon, conductor. Chant du monde, c. 1989.
* ''Joseph'' (as ''Joseph in Aegypten''), two versions of the work in German both recorded in 1955: (a) Alexander Welitsch/Libero di Luca/ Horst Guenter/Ursula Zollenkopf, Symphony Orchestra and Choir of NWDR, [[Wilhelm Schüchter]]; (b) Alexander Welitsch/Josef Traxel/Bernhard Michaelis/Friederike Sailer, Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra, [[Südfunk-Chor]], Alfons Rischner. Gala, 2004.
* ''La Chasse du jeune Henri'', ''Le Trésor supposé'' and ''Timoléon'' Royal Philharmonic Orchestra/Sir Thomas Beecham, Sony, 2002.
* ''L'Irato'' Turk/Auvity/Courtin/Buet/Chamber Choir [[Bonn]], L'arte del mondo, Walter Ehrhardt, Capriccio, 2006.
* ''Piano Sonatas'' opp. 1 (nos. 1-3) & 2 (nos. 4-6). Brigitte Haudebourg, piano. Arcobaleno, c. 1990.
* ''Le chant du départ; Chant Funèbre à la Mémoire de Féraud; Hymne pour la Fête des Epoux; Ouverture.'' Edwige Perfetti, soprano; Tibère Raffali, Christian Papis, tenors; Gilles Cachemaille, baritone—Orchestre d'Harmonie des Gardiens de la Paix de Paris; Claude Pichaureau, conductor—Chœur de l'Armée Française; Serge Zapolski, chorus-master—Chorale a Chœur Joie la Gondoire; Daniel Catenne, chorus-master—Chorale Populaire de Paris; Jean-Claude Chambard, chorus-master. Musifrance, n.d.
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