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| Management number | 205725547 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | €94.80 | Model Number | 205725547 | ||
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Title: Monsieur Debussy, l'oeuvre pour piano, Vol. 1 - Soirs d’or
Artist: Elodie Vignon
Label: Cypres
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5412217016876
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2025-03-14
Number of Discs: 2
For elodie Vignon, the decision to record Debussy's complete piano works in chronological order was born of what the Prelude a l'apres-midi d'un faune was in Debussy's day: a revelation! For her, playing this music is like entering a cocoon that belongs to you alone. This first volume (generous with 2CDs) of the three that will make up the complete works, naturally begins with Debussy's early works, pieces directly inspired by poems by Mallarme and Verlaine and which embrace the mysterious dimension of the sensory imagination. In the years that followed, he increasingly freed music from the polarisation exerted by the tonal note, keeping the sound space open and ultimately initiating spectral music. Debussy liked to draw inspiration from memories when composing, in order to maintain a distance between his own emotions and those he wished to arouse in the listener. Alfred Cortot spoke of evoking sensations rather than feelings, thus rejecting the late-Romantic aesthetic of emotional identification between composer and listener: an obligation that seemed too constraining to Debussy to be able to give rise to an open dialogue with the listeners of his work. Giving the impression of being invented as it is played, Debussy's music invites us to dream, to better understand the complexity of the world.
Tracks:
1.1 Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune
1.2 Rêverie
1.3 2 Arabesques~Arabesque No. 1
1.4 2 Arabesques~Arabesque No. 2
1.5 Danse bohémienne
1.6 Valse romantique
1.7 Suite bergamasque~Prélude
1.8 Suite bergamasque~Menuet
1.9 Suite bergamasque~Clair de lune
1.10 Suite bergamasque~Passepied
1.11 Danse (Tarentelle styrienne)
1.12 Mazurka
1.13 Ballade
1.14 Images oubliées~Lent (mélancolique et doux)
1.15 Images oubliées~Souvenir du Louvre
1.16 Images oubliées~Quelques aspects de Nous n’irons pas au bois parce qu’il fait un temps insupportable
1.17 Nocturne
2.1 Pour le piano~Prélude
2.2 Pour le piano~Sarabande
2.3 Pour le piano~Toccata
2.4 Images~1e série. Reflets dans l’eau
2.5 Images~1e série. Hommage à Rameau
2.6 Images~1e série. Mouvement
2.7 Estampes~Pagodes
2.8 Estampes~La Soirée dans Grenade
2.9 Estampes~Jardins sous la pluie
2.10 Pièce pour piano (Morceau de concours)
2.11 Images~2e série. Cloches à travers les feuilles
2.12 Images~2e série. Et la lune descend sur le temple qui fut
2.13 Images~2e série. Poissons d’or
2.14 Masques
2.15 D’un cahier d’esquisses
2.16 isle joyeuse
Artist: Elodie Vignon
Label: Cypres
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5412217016876
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2025-03-14
Number of Discs: 2
For elodie Vignon, the decision to record Debussy's complete piano works in chronological order was born of what the Prelude a l'apres-midi d'un faune was in Debussy's day: a revelation! For her, playing this music is like entering a cocoon that belongs to you alone. This first volume (generous with 2CDs) of the three that will make up the complete works, naturally begins with Debussy's early works, pieces directly inspired by poems by Mallarme and Verlaine and which embrace the mysterious dimension of the sensory imagination. In the years that followed, he increasingly freed music from the polarisation exerted by the tonal note, keeping the sound space open and ultimately initiating spectral music. Debussy liked to draw inspiration from memories when composing, in order to maintain a distance between his own emotions and those he wished to arouse in the listener. Alfred Cortot spoke of evoking sensations rather than feelings, thus rejecting the late-Romantic aesthetic of emotional identification between composer and listener: an obligation that seemed too constraining to Debussy to be able to give rise to an open dialogue with the listeners of his work. Giving the impression of being invented as it is played, Debussy's music invites us to dream, to better understand the complexity of the world.
Tracks:
1.1 Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune
1.2 Rêverie
1.3 2 Arabesques~Arabesque No. 1
1.4 2 Arabesques~Arabesque No. 2
1.5 Danse bohémienne
1.6 Valse romantique
1.7 Suite bergamasque~Prélude
1.8 Suite bergamasque~Menuet
1.9 Suite bergamasque~Clair de lune
1.10 Suite bergamasque~Passepied
1.11 Danse (Tarentelle styrienne)
1.12 Mazurka
1.13 Ballade
1.14 Images oubliées~Lent (mélancolique et doux)
1.15 Images oubliées~Souvenir du Louvre
1.16 Images oubliées~Quelques aspects de Nous n’irons pas au bois parce qu’il fait un temps insupportable
1.17 Nocturne
2.1 Pour le piano~Prélude
2.2 Pour le piano~Sarabande
2.3 Pour le piano~Toccata
2.4 Images~1e série. Reflets dans l’eau
2.5 Images~1e série. Hommage à Rameau
2.6 Images~1e série. Mouvement
2.7 Estampes~Pagodes
2.8 Estampes~La Soirée dans Grenade
2.9 Estampes~Jardins sous la pluie
2.10 Pièce pour piano (Morceau de concours)
2.11 Images~2e série. Cloches à travers les feuilles
2.12 Images~2e série. Et la lune descend sur le temple qui fut
2.13 Images~2e série. Poissons d’or
2.14 Masques
2.15 D’un cahier d’esquisses
2.16 isle joyeuse
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