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1. SONATA FOR BASSOON AND PIANO IN G MAJOR, OP. 168 (1921) 2. SONATA FOR BASSOON AND PIANO IN G MAJOR, OP. 168 (1921) 3. SONATA FOR BASSOON AND PIANO IN G MAJOR, OP. 168 (1921) 4. SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO IN G MINOR, L 140* (1916/17) 5. SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO IN G MINOR, L 140* (1916/17) 6. SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO IN G MINOR, L 140* (1916/17) 7. TROIS PIECES FOR CELLO AND PIANO* (1914) - NO. 1 MODIRI 8. TROIS PIECES FOR CELLO AND PIANO* (1914) - NO. 2 SANS VITESS 9. TROIS PIECES FOR CELLO AND PIANO* (1914) - NO. 3 VITE ET 10. SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO IN A MAJOR, FWV 8* (1886) 11. SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO IN A MAJOR, FWV 8* (1886) 12. SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO IN A MAJOR, FWV 8* (1886) 13. SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO IN A MAJOR, FWV 8* (1886) |
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Works By Debussy/ Saint-saens/ Boulanger/ Franck |
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Description: | Die Musik des Impressionismus und der späten Romantik war für mich als Fagottist schon immer ein Objekt der Sehnsucht. Unter den bedeutenden Komponisten seiner Zeit beschloss Camille Saint-Saëns als einer der wenigen, das Repertoire des Fagotts als einem »dieser sonst so vernachlässigten Instrumente« zu erweitern. Doch damit war er leider recht allein, was in meinen Augen umso betrüblicher ist, als dass mir der Klangcharakter des Instruments für die Musik dieser Zeit überaus passend erscheint.
Besonders die Sonaten von Debussy und Franck scheinen zunächst in ihrer Originalinstrumentation weit entfernt vom viel tieferen und überhaupt von der Violine so verschiedenen Fagott zu sein. Es war mir weniger ein Anliegen, Werke zu finden, in denen die Melodiestimme möglichst unverändert übernommen werden kann, als solche, in denen die Klangcharakteristiken des Fagotts der Atmosphäre der Werke möglichst gerecht werden.
Theo Plath - WORKS BY DEBUSSY/SAINT-SAENS/BOULANGER/FRANCKTheo Plath writes: "I always found that the music of Impressionism and Late Romanticism was an object of longing for me as a bassoonist; Saint-Saëns was one of the few composers of his time who helped to expand the repertoire of "one of these otherwise so neglected instruments". He was unfortunately rather alone in that endeavor - which I find all the more regrettable, since I regard the bassoon's timbre as quite appropriate for the music of that period. With this album I have fulfilled my personal dream to revel in the music of Romanticism and Impressionism, an era otherwise mostly lost for the bassoon as a solo instrument. Art often depicts our yearning for what is lost in the past. Proust, more than any other author, evoked memory as a source of artistic inspiration in his multi-volume novel In Search of Lost Time, to which this album's title refers." |
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AVI53037 |
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