Michel LYSIGHT (°1958) Thrène for voice and piano Chronographie I for wind quintet Trois Croquis for violin and piano Chronographie III for clarinet, bassoon and piano Epode for violin and piano Trois Instantanés for recorder and piano Labyrinthes for flute
ENSEMBLE NOUVELLES CONSONANCES Amaryllis Grégoire soprano Denis-Pierre Gustin flute Olivier Habran oboe Ronald Van Spaendonck clarinet Jean-Pierre Dassonville horn Pierre Olivier Martens bassoon Zygmunt Marek Kowalski violin Joseph Grau recorder Leonardo Anglani piano Michel LYSIGHT conductor
The works of the Belgian composer Michel Lysight, are part of a movement that is known as the "Nouvelle Musique Consonante". Influenced by Arvo Pärt, situated between Steve Reich and Henrick Mikolaj Gorecki, Lysight's music is above all intended to provide an emotional experience without sinking into backward-looking academicism. The structuring as well as the melodic and rhythmic developments are very important and varied; adaptable orchestration of the pieces, inter-penetration of the motifs, repetitive structure or tuneful and expressive melodies, a slow waltz or pieces of great virtuosity But this structuring is only one means of expression amongst others and not an aim, enabling listeners to discover a world of pleasure and of dreams. The "Ensemble Nouvelles Consonances", composed of famous instrumentalists, helps us rediscover this rich, varied music.
DDD Text by Michel Lysight in English, French, Dutch and German Recorded on April 9, June 17 and 19, 1998 at Conservatoire Royal de Musique de Bruxelles by Aline Blondiau, Frédéric Briant and Eric Wathieu (Musica Numeris)
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