Description

JEAN MARNY (PARIS, 2 NOVEMBER, 1885 – ?)

 

 

 

 

He began his career in 1911 and achieved great success as a member of the Opéra-Comique in Paris. His first role at this opera house was Werther in 1917. In 1920, he performed in the premiere of La Rôtisserie de la Reine Pédauque by Charles Lavadé. During the 1920s, he also made guest appearances at the opera houses of Monte Carlo, Marseille, Nice, and various provincial stages in France. His best roles included Des Grieux and Werther. In 1943, he became the manager of the opera house in Marseille. His artistic name was Jean Marny, but his real name was Jean Cèbe.

 

TRACKLIST

 

 

1. Manon (Massenet) Duo du Seminaire, pt 1 pt 2 (w. Vallin) 2553, 2553 Pathé, Paris 1919 – 1921
2. Manon (Massenet) Quatuor (Fin) (w. Heldy, Marny & Sauvageot) 1726 Pathé, Paris 1923
3. Manon (Massenet) Quelqu’un Il ne faut pas de trouble-fête (w. Heldy) 1727 Pathé, Paris 1923
4. Mignon (Thomas) Elle ne croyait pas 0680 Pathé, Paris 1930
5. Mireille (Gounod) La foi de son flambeau (w. Vallin) 2554 Pathé, Paris 1919 – 1921
6. Mireille (Gounod) Vincenette a votre âge (w. Féraldy) 2573 Pathé, Paris 1925/1926
7. Offrande (Hahn) 3170 Pathé, Paris 1919 – 1921
8. Paysage (Hahn) 3170 Pathé, Paris 1919 – 1921
9. Roi d’Ys (Lalo) A l’autel j’allais rayonnant (w. Vallin) 2555 Pathé, Paris 1919 – 1921
10. Roméo et Juliette (Gounod) Nuit d’Hyménée (w. Gall) 2549 Pathé, Paris 1919 – 1921
11. Rôtisserie de la Reine Pédauque (Levadé) Rêverie de Jacques 3175 Pathé, Paris 1919 – 1921
12. Veux-tu! (Wenzel) 3156 Pathé, Paris 1919 – 1921
13. Werther (Massenet) Invocation à la Nature 0337 Pathé, Paris 1919 – 1921
14. Werther (Massenet) La mort de Werther 0337 Pathé, Paris 1919 – 1921
15. Werther (Massenet) Mais comme après l’orage 0507 Pathé, Paris 1925/1926