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Thierry Escaich: Baroque Song

Paul Meyer (clarinet)

Orchestre de l'Opéra de Lyon, Alexandre Bloch

Thierry Escaich: Baroque Song
A disc that is passionate, astonishing in its diversity of inspiration and impressive in its orchestral mastery, and music that is not beautiful because of its novelty, but novel because of...

Thierry Escaich: Baroque Song

Paul Meyer (clarinet)

Orchestre de l'Opéra de Lyon, Alexandre Bloch

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A disc that is passionate, astonishing in its diversity of inspiration and impressive in its orchestral mastery, and music that is not beautiful because of its novelty, but novel because of...

About

Thierry Escaich is Maurice Duruflé's successor at the organ of the Church of Saint-Étienne-du-Mont in Paris.

He is also one of leading French Composers of today and has composed more than 125 works.

His Clarinet Concerto is performed in this album by Paul Meyer, probably the best clarinet player over various repertoire for decades, also acclaimed today as a conductor.

Escaich Opera “Claude”, in collaboration with Robert Badinter and commissioned by the Opera National de Lyon, was his last major success in 2013 ; he made his Orchestral Suite after it.

Thierry Escaich was awarded “Composer of the Year” by the Victoires de la musique Classique 2017

Contents and tracklist

I. Vivacissimo
Track length3:42
II. Andante
Track length10:04
This track is only available as an album download.
III. Allegro molto energico
Track length3:11
I. Andante
Track length8:28
II. Poco meno mosso
Track length3:27
III. Poco piu mosso
Track length9:13
I. Les geôles
Track length3:01
II. Machinerie humaine
Track length3:44
III. Le rêve
Track length4:21
IV. L'attente
Track length1:47
V. Imploration
Track length2:43
VI. Bacchanale de la mort
Track length4:00

Awards and reviews

Diapason June 2017

A disc that is passionate, astonishing in its diversity of inspiration and impressive in its orchestral mastery, and music that is not beautiful because of its novelty, but novel because of its beauty.
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