Dukas: Piano Sonata in E-Flat Minor - Barraqué: Piano Sonata |
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Presentation
The two works brought together somewhat arbitrarily in this album are like the reflection of a very agitated, very fecund period, when the word of a great philosopher or a great musician carried weight that is unimaginable nowadays. The word ‘sonata’ covered multiple meanings for Dukas who explained himself during his revision of Scarlatti’s works: neither he nor Jean Barraqué gave it that of an academic study. Beethoven’s teaching, said Monsieur Croche, ‘was not to preserve the old forms […] We must look through windows open to the sky.’
Françoise Thinat
Françoise Thinat
Track list
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Paul Dukas | Piano Sonata in E-Flat Minor: I. Modérément vite - Expressif et marqué | |
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Paul Dukas | Piano Sonata in E-Flat Minor: II. Calme - Un peu lent - Très soutenu | |
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Paul Dukas | Piano Sonata in E-Flat Minor: III. Vivement - Avec légèreté | |
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Paul Dukas | Piano Sonata in E-Flat Minor: IV. Très lent | |
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Jean Barraqué | Piano Sonata: I. | |
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Jean Barraqué | Piano Sonata: II. |
Press
(Res Musica)
» https://www.resmusica.com/2016/01/12/dukas-et-barraque-sous-les-doigts-de-francoise-thinat/