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3io | Something red in the blue (Ref.: CYP0603)
This red shimmering somewhere between the sky and the earth of the continent Jazz, it is this that drives the rhythm of this disc. It is the birth of a new trio. A multi-facetted artiste, Fabian Fiorini lets us share his Jazz emotions in the company of Chander Sardjoe and Jean-Luc Lehr, the other members of 3io
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André Campra | Michael Haydn | A history of the Requiem, part II (Ref.: CYP1651)
A History of the Requiem takes the music-lover on a journey through the richly varied history of the requiem. Presenting one requiem per century seemed to be just right for illustrating the evolution of the musical form.
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W.A. Mozart| Complete songs for voice and piano (Ref.: CYP1650)
Mozart's complete songs for voice and piano by two of the most talented singers from the young generation
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Joseph Jongen - Camille Saint-Saëns | Symphonie concertante - symphonie N°3 (Ref.: CYP7610)
Dynamism and vigour are the hallmarks of this programme for organ and orchestra passionately conducted by Pascal Rophé with the exceptional Olivier Latry. A coupling of music of Jongen and of Saint-Saëns custom-made for an OPL on top form and with a recently renovated organ that will give us an ideal taste of the different tones of a work with organ, an orchestra in itself!
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Il Settecento Napoletano (Ref.: CYP1649)
This is the final part of an Italian trilogy in which Accordone, after its exploration of the 16th and 17th centuries, launches into the discovery of 18th century Neapolitan vocal music. The cantata L’annamurato Arfeo, to a text by Marco Beasley himself, was composed by Guido Morini in the style and for an instrumental group typical of the 18th century Neapolitan tradition. In his inimitable manner, Marco Beasley sings with perfect vocal mastery, with just the right tone for a repertory both traditional and sophisticated.
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Pierre Bartholomée | Ex abrupto (Ref.: CYP4625)
Another rendezvous with the composer Pierre Bartholomée for his most recent works presented here by committed performers. His First String Quartet, of great textural variety, is complemented by 13 Bagatelles for piano, an impressively important cycle for the contemporary piano. Two vocal pieces for soprano and ensemble bring out the composer’s expressive mastery.
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