Edgar Moreau performs two cello concertos which bravely and wittily
challenge convention. Offenbach’s ambitious Grand Concerto in G major
culminates in military fireworks, while Friedrich Gulda’s Concerto for
Cello, Wind Orchestra and Band – written 130 years later – is a dazzling
stylistic kaleidoscope. Moreau is joined by conductor Raphaël Merlin and the dynamic orchestral collective Les Forces Majeures.
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domingo, 5 de mayo de 2019
sábado, 30 de abril de 2016
Karine Deshayes / Les Forces Majeures / Raphaël Merlin ROSSINI
The French mezzo-soprano, Karine Deshayes, obtained a degree in
Literature and Music at the Paris Sorbonne University. She then studied
at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique (Paris) with Mireille
Alcantara. She has explored the baroque repertoire with specialists
such as Emmanuelle Haïm, Christophe Rousset, William Christie, Il Seminario Musicale and Les Paladins.
Karine Deshayes was awarded first prize at the "Voix d'Or" 2001 and the
"Voix Nouvelles" 2002 competitions. She was also nominated for the
"discovery of the year" in the "Artiste Lyrique" category at the
"Victoires de la Musique Classique " 2002. Karine Deshayes is sponsored
by The Singer's Development Foundation.
Karine Deshayes is one of the greatest Rossini singers on the
international opera stage. In this first solo album, featuring excerpts
from some of his most beautiful works, she traces the different stages in Rossini's life. She is accompanied by Raphaël Merlin (cellist of the
Ébène Quartet) at the head of Les Forces Majeures, a collective bringing
together musicians from prestigious chamber ensembles and top-flight
orchestras.
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