Feather-light music played as light as a feather: this is John
Finucane’s first GENUIN release in a nutshell. He joins on the recording
with piano partner Elisaveta Blumina, who has already appeared on three
CDs with the Leipzig label. In this exquisite combination of French
Romanticism and Post-Romanticism, the virtuoso Irish clarinetist does
not betray the slightest hint that he is performing some of the most
challenging pieces written for his instrument. Works by Debussy,
Françaix, Saint-Saëns, and Widor are played with such joy and
naturalness that we feel transported to the world of Paul Verlaine or
Marcel Proust.
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miércoles, 19 de septiembre de 2018
John Finucane / Elisaveta Blumina FRENCH HOLIDAYS
Feather-light music played as light as a feather: this is John
Finucane’s first GENUIN release in a nutshell. He joins on the recording
with piano partner Elisaveta Blumina, who has already appeared on three
CDs with the Leipzig label. In this exquisite combination of French
Romanticism and Post-Romanticism, the virtuoso Irish clarinetist does
not betray the slightest hint that he is performing some of the most
challenging pieces written for his instrument. Works by Debussy,
Françaix, Saint-Saëns, and Widor are played with such joy and
naturalness that we feel transported to the world of Paul Verlaine or
Marcel Proust.John Finucane / Elisaveta Blumina IRISH HOLIDAYS
Ireland is not only the green island, but also the land of legends and
singers. All this is reflected on the second Genuin Classics CD by the
Irish clarinetist John Finucane. The exceptional wind player brings
together music from his homeland from 1911 to the present day. Without
exception, these are genuine discoveries, and not only because of the
world premiere recordings and works written for John Finucane. Even in
the most modern of times, the magic of the past is still alive, and
contemporary musical language is inspired by the spirit of the Irish
harpists: from Stanford to Bax, from Ferguson to Trimble. An Irish
blessing!
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