Rameau - La Dauphine
Genres:
Instrumental » Piano Solos » Harpsichord Solos
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[CPE Bach's] blend of tradition...and audacity...all captured with unfailing insight by Mahan Esfahani - is contintually beguiling...Esfahani's playing is always considered and often brilliant.... —
Awards:
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Gramophone Magazine, December 2014, Editor's Choice
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Gramophone Awards, 2015, Finalist - Baroque Instrumental
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not for Richman the flamboyance of a Christie or a Rousset, or the fantasy of a Rondeau or an Esfahani; he is content to allow his profound understanding and experience merely to give space... —
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Devine does the composer proud, his razor-sharp articulation at the service of supremely considered readings that impart an ear-gripping clarity…Sometimes Devine’s very scrupulousness works... —
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Rameau: Pygmalion
Mathias Vidal (Pygmalion), Jennifer Lane (Céphise), Rebecca Choate Beasley (La Statue), Ava Pine (Amour), Mathias Vidal (tenor), Brent Wissick (viola da gamba), James Richman (harpsichord)
Concert Royal Orchestra, Concert Royal Chorus
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Bertrand Cullier here sets about rectifying and such neglect with a will and no little vigour. He's not afraid to go out on a bit of an interpretive limb ... Every track does sound like a performance... —
