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P?riple d'Ulysse (Konzert für Violine und Orcheseter) (1962)

01. "1. Pesante marcato e sostenuto - Vivo"

02. "2. Allegro"

03. "3. Andante"

04. "4. Finale: Allegro"
Capriccio (rev. Fassung 1950)

05. "1. Allegretto"

06. "2. Andante"

07. "3. Finale"

08. "Chant h?bra?que (Fassung für Violine und Orchester) (1929)"

09. "Tristesse d'Antar (1931)"

10. "Po?me für Violine und Klavier (ca. 1923)"

11. "Chant corse (Fassung für Violine und Klavier) (1932)"

12. "Paghiella (Korsische Serenade) (1928)"

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Henri Tomasiâ??s violin works are little known but they offer a compact insight into the direction of French 20th-century composition. The Violin Concerto â??PÃ©riple dâ??Ulysseâ?? is a late work, by turns alluring, tragic and violent, conveyed through rhapsodic virtuosity and a rich sense of colour. The Capriccio is full of elegance and refinement with emotional intensity in its slow movement and brilliance in its finale. Chant hÃ©braÃ¯que conjures up oriental motifs while the sequence of early works for violin and piano reference Tomasiâ??s Corsican heritage and evoke quasi-cinematic exoticism. - .. WORKS

Henri Tomasi's violin works are little known but they offer a compact insight into the direction of French 20th-century composition. The Violin Concerto 'Périple d'Ulysse' is a late work, by turns alluring, tragic and violent, conveyed through rhapsodic virtuosity and a rich sense of color. The Capriccio is full of elegance and refinement with emotional intensity in it's slow movement and brilliance in it's finale. Chant hébraïque conjures up oriental motifs while the sequence of early works for violin and piano reference Tomasi's Corsican heritage and evoke quasi-cinematic exoticism.

? &© 2022 Naxos Rights (Europe) Ltd. Made in Germany. Comes in a standard-size jewel case with a clear tray. Tray inlay interior a solid violet color. 12pp stapled booklet has notes in English & French. Playing time 61:52. Recorded at the Auditorium Marcel Landowski, Paris, France on 6 December 2020 (tracks 9-12), 20 July 2021 (1-3), 21 July 2021 (4-6), and 22 July 2021 (7-8). Publishers by track: 1-4, 11 ? Éditions Alphonse Leduc 5-8, 12 ? Éditions Henry Lemoine 9 ? Éditions Salabert 10 ? Xavier Tomasi Cover photo courtesy of the archives of the Association Henri Tomasi.

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8579091

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