Special offer. Chausson Concert & Mathieu Trio & Quintet
Alain Lefevre (piano), David Lefevre (violin)
Quatuor Alcan
Awards:
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Gramophone Magazine, September 2011, Editor's Choice
Both works merit attention, the more so in performances, led by the pianist Alain Lefèvre, that are so eloquently expressive, so sure in ensemble and so alert to the music's arresting fluxes...
Special offer. Chausson Concert & Mathieu Trio & Quintet
Alain Lefevre (piano), David Lefevre (violin)
Quatuor Alcan
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Awards:
-
Gramophone Magazine, September 2011, Editor's Choice
Both works merit attention, the more so in performances, led by the pianist Alain Lefèvre, that are so eloquently expressive, so sure in ensemble and so alert to the music's arresting fluxes...
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Alain Lefèvre offers a rare recording of Mathieu's Piano Trio and Piano Quintet. Alain wants the audience to discover this masterful composer who uses the musical language of the great French schools, anchored in the 20th century.
Chausson's Concert is a masterwork of the chamber repertoire and is a true concerto for piano and violin.
Contents and tracklist
- Alain Lefèvre
- Quatuor Alcan
- Alain Lefèvre
- Quatuor Alcan
- Alain Lefèvre
- Quatuor Alcan
- Alain Lefèvre
- Quatuor Alcan
Chausson:
Concert for violin, piano and string quartet in D Major Op. 21 / I. Décidé
Work length16:07
This work is only available as an album download.
- Alain Lefèvre
- Quatuor Alcan
Chausson:
Concert for violin, piano and string quartet in D Major Op. 21 / II. Sicilienne
Work length4:55
- Alain Lefèvre
- Quatuor Alcan
Chausson:
Concert for violin, piano and string quartet in D Major Op. 21 / III. Grave
Work length11:10
This work is only available as an album download.
- Alain Lefèvre
- Quatuor Alcan
Chausson:
Concert for violin, piano and string quartet in D Major Op. 21 / IV. Finale
Work length11:54
This work is only available as an album download.
- Alain Lefèvre
- Quatuor Alcan
Awards and reviews
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Gramophone MagazineSeptember 2011Editor's Choice
September 2011
Both works merit attention, the more so in performances, led by the pianist Alain Lefèvre, that are so eloquently expressive, so sure in ensemble and so alert to the music's arresting fluxes of mood. There seems to be an underlying narrative to this music, which the performers convey with animation, tenderness and urgent passion.
