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Patrick Husson was born in Ammerschwihr near
Colmar, France on July 26, 1960. He sang as a soloist in several church
choirs, where his "angel like" soprano voice (it is said that
his voice never broke), was discovered. He studied at Colmar conservatory
and went to Basel/CH in order to improve his vocal technique at
the Schola Cantorum Basilienis.
He sings sacred music and modern arrangements of classical arias,
his range is that of a true soprano: |
| PATRICK HUSSON | |
| 1. |  |
Thomas Bloch: Christ Hall (Hommage à Marc Chagall) |
| K 617 K.617006 (mini disc, 21', cf. external link) | ||
| [rel.90,-] | ||
| 2. |  |
Allegri - Miserere mei deus |
| K 617 K.617015 | ||
| [11/91,P(organ)] | ||
| 2. |  |
Patrick Husson, sopraniste (new compilation of 1. and 2.) |
|
K 617 K.617047 | ||
| [rel.92,-] | ||
| 4. | |
Adèle B.: Dingue Tangue |
| Shimp phonograms 941302 (track list) | ||
| [94,-] | ||
| 5. |  |
Patrick Husson: Le Jardinier |
| Sony (France) COL 478117-2 | ||
| [rel.95,-] | ||
| 6. |  |
Cyril Morin: (flood), |
| Distant Music SP 251 | ||
| [rel.95,-] | ||
| 7. |  |
Patrick Husson: Hommes, femmes, mode d'emploi (film music) |
| Sony (France) COL 485123-2 | ||
| [rel.96,-] | ||
| 8. |  |
Thomas Bloch: Tirage limité (compilation of film music) |
| TGB 961 | ||
| [rel.96,-] | ||
| 9. |  |
Patrick Husson: Chants de noël at Chants sacrés |
| AMS Organisation, Limited edition | ||
| [12/97,-] | ||
| 10. |  |
Floid: "Psykealcoolunatik" |
| TGB 9346 | ||
| [08/00,-] | ||
| He also played the film rôle as a street singer in the film Hommes, femmes, mode d'emploi | ||
| For orders of CDs with Thomas Bloch please contact him directly by email | ||