À sa guitare (Album)

This article is about the album À sa guitare. For the concert program with a similar selection of songs, see À sa guitare (Concert program). For the song by Francis Poulenc, see À sa guitare (Song).

À sa guitare
Studio album by Philippe Jaroussky Thibaut Garcia
Released	October 15, 2021 (2021-10-15)
Recorded	2021 (2021)–2021 (2021)
Language	English, German, Italian, Spanish
Label	Erato
Producer	Étienne Collard

À sa guitare is to be released in October 2021. It comprises a variety of songs from different eras as well as solo works for guitar.

Recording and production

Alain Lanceron is listed as executive producer.

Title and artwork

The eponymous "À sa guitare" is the title of a piece for guitar by Francis Poulenc.

Musicians

Phlippe Jaroussky – countertenor

Thibaut Garcia – guitar

Thibaut Garcia is a classical guitar player. On A sà guitare', he is a solost, acompanist as well as the creator of some musical arrangements.

Performances

The album A sa guitare is connected to a tour of the same name, À sa guitare (Concert program)

Release history

List of release dates, showing region, edition(s), format(s), label(s) and reference.

Region	Date 1st release	Format(s)	Label(s) and Catalogue Number(s)	EAN/UPC etc.
France	15 October 2021	CD Vinyl Digital download	Erato	OCLC: ASIN: B096TJDDPS EAN: 0190295005702
Germany	15 October 2021
Japan	8 October 2021
UK	15 October 2021
US	15 October 2021
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Accolades

For a complete list of awards won by Philippe Jaroussky and his albums, see List of awards and nominations received by Philippe Jaroussky.

For a complete list of awards won by Ensemble Artaserse, see List of awards and nominations received by Ensemble Artaserse.

Track listing

No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Length
1.	"À sa guitare (Song)" (FP 79a, Transcr. T. Garcia)	Pierre de Ronsard	Francis Poulenc	2:38
2.	"Come again! Sweet love doth now invite" (First Booke of Songes or Ayres)	Anonymous	John Dowland	2:55
3.	"Caro mio ben" (Transcr. D. Jacques)		Giuseppe Giordani, formerly attributed to Tommaso Giordani	2:36
4.	"Chi desia di saper" (Il Primo Libro delle Musiche)		Francesca Caccini	2:16
5.	"El mirar de la maja" (12 Tonadillas en estilo antiguo: No. 5, Transcr. T. Garcia)	Fernando Periquet	Enrique Granados	2:38
6.	"Der Erlkönig" (Op. 1, D. 328, Transcr. D. Jacques)	Johann Wolfgang von Goethe	Franz Schubert	4:10
7.	"Sarabande pour guitare" (FP 179)		Francis Poulenc	2:17
8.	"Septembre (Quel joli temps)" (Transcr. T. Garcia)	Barbara (Monique Andrée Serf), Sophie Makhno	Barbara (Monique Andrée Serf), Sophie Makhno	3:39
9.	"If music be the food of love" (Z.379, Transcr. T. Garcia)	Henry Heveningham	Henry Purcell	2:03
10.	"In darkness let me dwell" (A Musicall Banquet: No. 3)	Anonymous	John Dowland	3:47
11.	"Manhã de carnaval" (From Orfeu Negro, Transcr. T. Garcia & J. Ferreira)	Antônio Maria	Luiz Bonfá	4:10
12.	"Xodó da baiana"		Dilermando Reis	1:56
13.	"Abendempfindung" (K. 523, Transcr. D. Jacques)	Joachim Heinrich Campe	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart	4:42
14.	"Nel cor più non mi sento" (L'amor contrastato, ossia La molinara Act II, Transcr. D. Jacques)	Giuseppe Palomba	Giovanni Paisiello	2:38
15.	"Alfonsina y el mar" (Transcr. T. Garcia)	Félix “Falucho” Luna	Ariel Ramírez	5:10
16.	"Au bord de l'eau" (3 Songs,Op. 8: No. 1, Transcr. D. Jacques)	René François Armand (Sully) Prudhomme	Gabriel Fauré	1:52
17.	"Nocturne" (2 Songs, Op. 43: No. 2, Nocturne, Transcr. T. Garcia)	Auguste Villiers de l'Isle-Adam	Gabriel Fauré	2:30
18.	"Di tanti palpiti" (Tancredi, Act I)	Gaetano Rossi	Gioacchino Rossini	2:40
19.	"La cumparsita" (Transcr. De Azpiazu)		Gerardo Matos „Becho“ Rodríguez	2:38
20.	"When I am laid in earth" ("Dido's lament" from Dido and Aeneas, Z. 626, Act III, Transcr. T. Garcia)	Nahum Tate	Henry Purcell	3:21
21.	"Anda, jaleo" (13 Canciones españolas antiguas: No. 1)	Federico García Lorca	Federico García Lorca	1:57
22.	"Il est quelqu'un sur terre" (Folksong Arrangements, Vol. II "France")	Anonymous/Folksong	Benjamin Britten	4:41

External links

• "À sa guitare, Philippe Jaroussky and Thibaut Garcia". Philippe Jaroussky. Warner Classics. Archived from the original on August 31, 2021. Retrieved August 31, 2021.