
Camille Thomas: Voice of Hope (Vinyl LP)
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Label: Deutsche Grammophon
Cat No: 4863970
Format: LP
Number of Discs: 2
Genre: Orchestral
Release Date: 3rd March 2023
Contents
Works
NormaL'elisir d'amore
Wesendonck-Lieder (5), WWV91
Artists
Camille Thomas (cello)Brussels Philharmonic
Conductors
Stephane DeneveMathieu Herzog
Works
NormaL'elisir d'amore
Wesendonck-Lieder (5), WWV91
Artists
Camille Thomas (cello)Brussels Philharmonic
Conductors
Stephane DeneveMathieu Herzog
About
As Deutsche Grammophon celebrates its 125th birthday this year 2023, the Yellow Label marks the occasion by releasing a selection of vinyl LPs for the first time ever.
“Beauty will save the world,” wrote Dostoyevsky, which is the claim that Camille Thomas makes throughout this record. Not beauty for the sake of hedonism, but a beauty that believes there is a burning line to be drawn between pain and hope. Camille Thomas’s new album illustrates this, structured like an archipelago surrounding the Cello Concerto composed by Fazıl Say. Camille Thomas gave its premiere in 2018, and her album spanning the work of ten composers, allows us to travel the path from pain to hope. On the threshold, we meet three pieces: the heart-rending melody of the Kaddisch by Ravel, a sublimation of the Jewish prayer for the dead; the lamentation from Purcell’s Dido, a quasi lullaby from the queen who awaits her death, in a nakedness without pathos; and between those two works, the tender Dance of the Blessed Spirits from Gluck’s Orfeo, in which we hear the first signals of hope.
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