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Special offer. Séverine Ballon: Solitude

Séverine Ballon (cello), Mark Knoop (piano), Thierry Blondeau (tape)

Séverine Ballon: Solitude
the album's title-work by Rebecca Saunders is an interior monologue which, thanks to Ballon's advocacy, seems to bypass the executant and travel deep within the mind and body of the instrument:...

Special offer. Séverine Ballon: Solitude

Séverine Ballon (cello), Mark Knoop (piano), Thierry Blondeau (tape)

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the album's title-work by Rebecca Saunders is an interior monologue which, thanks to Ballon's advocacy, seems to bypass the executant and travel deep within the mind and body of the instrument:...

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The supernatural drifts of the compositions brought together in this recording, served by the

power and playing technique of Séverine Ballon, reveal unexpected facets of expressiveness in the contemporary cello.

Fully engaged in the renewal of its repertoire, Séverine Ballon especially favours conversing and working with the composers, in the intimacy of the ‘sound factory’. Having initiated numerous creations to which this recital admirably bears witness, here she offers us a tailor-made programme in the heart of the compositional procès. Once again, what could have been likened to risk-taking allows Séverine Ballon to affirm, forcefully and with conviction, her artistic identity, her commitment and her very particular place in the world of the contemporary cello.

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February 2016

the album's title-work by Rebecca Saunders is an interior monologue which, thanks to Ballon's advocacy, seems to bypass the executant and travel deep within the mind and body of the instrument: animated yet left to its own devices, this is surely what a lonely cello would sound like, late at night with a whisky to hand
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