Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Raphaël Merlin. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Raphaël Merlin. Mostrar todas las entradas

lunes, 22 de febrero de 2021

Quatuor Ébène LES QUATUORS À CORDES DE BEETHOVEN NO. 5, 4 ET 12

 
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Quatuor Ébène LES QUATUORS À CORDES DE BEETHOVEN NO. 2, 16 ET 14 (Video)

 
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Quatuor Ébène LES QUATUORS À CORDES DE BEETHOVEN NO. 6 ET 15 (Video)

 
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Quatuor Ébène LES QUATUORS À CORDES DE BEETHOVEN NO. 3, 11 ET 8 (Video)

 
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Quatuor Ébène LES QUATUORS À CORDES DE BEETHOVEN NO. 1, 10 ET 9 (Video)

 
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Quatuor Ébène LES QUATUORS À CORDES DE BEETHOVEN NO. 7 ET 13 (Video)

 

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viernes, 8 de diciembre de 2017

Quatuor Ebène / Gautier Capuçon / Matthias Goerne SCHUBERT String Quintet - Lieder

Recording Franz Schubert's String Quintet in C major, D. 956, is a major achievement for most string players, and Quatuor Ebène's performance with cellist Gautier Capuçon on Erato is a high point in their discography. Playing with great transparency and alertness, the quintet delivers a vital performance that captures the rarefied, almost mystical quality of Schubert's late masterpiece while maintaining a sense of urgency and, at times, explosive energy. This is to be expected of a world-class string quartet, and it's probably more than enough effort for a single CD. Yet the program continues with a set of five of Schubert's lieder, sung by baritone Matthias Goerne and accompanied by Quatuor Ebène and double bassist Laurène Durantel, in arrangements by Raphaël Merlin. These versions for voice and strings were conceived in the spirit of the Schubertiades, on the idea that string players likely were in attendance and eager to join Schubert in impromptu music-making. While these transcriptions are speculative, they are certainly enjoyable for their beautiful tone and subdued feeling, and Goerne sings with warmth and expressiveness to match the subtle moods of the arrangements. (

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.