Duo Paganelli Filosa: Sites auriculaires
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Label: Odradek Records
Cat No: ODRCD370
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Chamber
Release Date: 7th June 2019
Contents
Works
Pieces de clavecin IIILa Fontaine de cuivre d'apres Chardin
Vent d'Automne
Introduction and Allegro for harp, flute, clarinet and string quartet (arr. for 2 pianos)
Sites auriculaires
Artists
Erica Paganelli (piano)Daniela Filosa (piano)
Simone Beneventi (percussion)
Adam Weisman (percussion)
Works
Pieces de clavecin IIILa Fontaine de cuivre d'apres Chardin
Vent d'Automne
Introduction and Allegro for harp, flute, clarinet and string quartet (arr. for 2 pianos)
Sites auriculaires
Artists
Erica Paganelli (piano)Daniela Filosa (piano)
Simone Beneventi (percussion)
Adam Weisman (percussion)
About
The album begins with Dufourt’s electrifying L’Eclair d’après Rimbaud for two pianos and two percussionists, based on Rimbaud’s ‘Une Saison en Enfer (A Season in Hell)’ which in turn was inspired by his tumultuous relationship with Verlaine. We also hear Dufourt’s introspective solo piano work, Vent d’Automne, and La Fontaine, which references Chardin’s painting ‘La fontaine de cuivre’, hanging in the Louvre. Paris is at the heart of this album, unifying Dufourt’s music with that of Ravel and Couperin. Paganelli and Filosa perform Ravel’s stunning Sites auriculaires, and the Introduction et Allegro arranged for two pianos, presenting a fascinating contrast with the French Baroque miniatures of Couperin.
Erica Paganelli and Daniela Filosa met whilst studying in Milan, and were drawn into collaborating by their shared love of Ravel, whose Sites auriculaires gives this album its name, as well as other 20th-century and contemporary repertoire, in which they specialise.
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