Louis-Alexander Desiré
Bel Canto
Mes Premiers Pas
Newly Released August 2008
A stunning vocal extravaganza showcasing the brilliance of Louis-Alexander Desire to the incredible music of the famed piano prodigy, Simon Goodman.
Carefully guided and trained in the Bel Canto style by Maestro Bernard d’Abrera who continues to train Louis in the style of the ancients. Although the definition is gray to most, it certainly isn’t to Maestro Bernard d’Abrera who describes it as creating a pillar of sound before the soloist using the diaphragm of the lungs rather than the throaty tin sound of the mouth or throat. And when done properly, the Bel Canto style appears to be done effortlessly.
I can certainly tell you that Louis has mastered this sound and he certainly makes it sound pure without effort. I also know however that he trains daily and trains with a proficiency, that only come with experience and the proper tutelage.
This brilliant compilation of songs from various composers ranges in time from the 1500’s through today showing that the distinctive Bel Canto form works with many styles of music and is in fact timeless in its ability to add beauty and depth to any song of substance.
This CD has sixteen tracks of some of the most beautiful Bel Canto voice ever performed and I don’t think the songs listed are that makes it beautiful. I think that can only be credited to the talents and vocal fortitude of Louis-Alexander Desire.
Louis just thirteen last May, is in vocal prime and shows no signs of his voice breaking. He is getting ready for the release of Vox Angeli’ second CD. Hopefully we will see at least one more, full solo CD by Louis in the Treble range. When you have a treble with such extraordinary talent you want to get every not and preserve it for posterity. This CD set a whole new bar of achievement.
Like many, I wait patiently for the second Vox Angeli CD to be released.
However, in the way of treble soloist CD’s, I have not been this impressed since Louis-Alexander Desiré produced his “Forgotten Favorites” CD.
I fully expect that this one will win a Trebby Award this year.
You may purchase his New Bel Canto CD by emailing belcantoboy@gmail.com and may pay via PayPal if you are in the US. I would suggest that you get a copy of theis extremely rare voice. This CD is destined to become a collectors prize.





6 responses so far ↓
alex // September 29, 2008 at 11:16 pm |
A very rare clip : L-A D singing AND DANCING !
http://choreolia.free.fr/flvplayer.swf?file=incroyabletalent_louisalexander3.flv
bestpi // September 30, 2008 at 1:28 am |
Wow Alex that was awesome and I don’t think I have that one either. I will have to dig around to see. Thanks for bringing it here.
Cheers,
John
alex // September 30, 2008 at 6:03 pm |
On BelCantoBoy CD (mine is LAD hand written), there is a song the title of which is “Crepuscule” (french word for twilight, dusk). On the CD, the guy at the piano is a welknown master. But here is the SAME song, and LAD is at the piano at home. Interesting to COMPARE, and to appreciate the synchronisation between piano and voice…
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=DVnR7z4lPEU
alex // September 30, 2008 at 6:24 pm |
Here, you can compare “Ave Maria” on BelCantoBoy CD and Ave Maria clip.
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=ulonFbbfnTA&NR=1
Anna // November 3, 2009 at 11:25 pm |
How old is Louis?
bestpi // November 4, 2009 at 4:07 pm |
Louis is currently 14 years old. Born 20 May 1995.
http://www.boysoloist.com/artist.asp?vid=2011