Instrumental, Clarinet Solos, Boulez (composer)
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Boulez: Répons & Dialogue de L'Ombre Double
RecommendedAlain Damiens (clarinet)
Ensemble InterContemporain, Pierre Boulez
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Grammy Awards, 42nd Awards (1999), Best Contemporary Classical Composition
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Boulez: Le marteau sans maître, Éclat & Dialogue de l'ombre double
RecommendedKatalin Károlyi (mezzo), Pascal Gallois (bassoon)
International Contemporary Ensemble
Here is an American ensemble who show that nothing is impossible…one understands at last what the young Boulez heard in his head. Katalin Karolyi adds both expression and ferocity to the mix. —
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Building a Library, February 2018, Also Recommended
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A superb tribute comprising live recordings of solo and chamber pieces…Le Marteau sans maître [is] conducted with age-defying vigour by Boulez himself and exquisitely sung by Hilary Summers…Dérive... —
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The New York Times, Recordings of the Year 2017
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Boulez: Sonatine, Piano Sonata No. 1
Pierre-Laurent Aimard (piano), Sophie Cherrier (flute), Alain Damiens (clarinet)
Ensemble InterContemporain, BBC Singers, Pierre Boulez
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Special offer. Boulez : Orchestral & Chamber Works
Pierre Boulez, Phyllis Bryn-Julson (soprano vocals), Elizabeth Laurence (contralto vocals), BBC Singers (chorus), Jeanine Tétard (cello), Pierre Degenne (cello), Jean-Luc Bourre (cello), Hikaru Sato (cello), Etienne Péclard (cello), Guy Besnard (cello), Albert Tétard (cello), Pierre-Laurent Aimard...
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The ways in which the seven pieces 'bleed' into each other proves absorbing, as does Tamminga's virtuoso manipulation of spatial ambience as an expressive backdrop within which Bosgraaf's playing... —
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Special offer. Dialogue, Chemins, Récit…
Vincent David (saxophone)
Ensemble Quaerendo Invenietis, Renaud Déjardin (director)
Chemins IV is better known in its oboe-and-strings manifestation, though David's incisive playing provides a much sharper contrast to the body of strings than any oboe could, while the Duos... —