Élodie Vignon, Czech Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra & Eric Lederhandler – Songes (2024)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/88,2 kHz | Time – 52:03 minutes | 750 MB | Genre: Classical
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For the fourth solo album by pianist Élodie Vignon on Cypres, we have long been dreaming of a recording with orchestra! And so begins this fruitful collaboration with Eric Lederhandler, head of the Czech Virtuosi ensemble, of which he has been guest conductor for the past twenty years. Just as Élodie Vignon’s first three albums which weave links between music and poetry, this one presents a unique programme, designed by Élodie and Eric to give pride of place to both orchestra and piano. Manuel de Falla’s Nuits dans les jardins d’Espagne quickly established itself as a masterpiece, combining finesse with the need to translate popular Spanish folklore with wit. They are an evocation of Andalusia, and more particularly of gypsy music. Gabriel Fauré’s Ballade pour piano et orchestra adds a touch of French Romanticism to this programme. Leader of the Finnish national school, Jean Sibelius appears here in two different guises through symphonic pieces, ranging from the most exalted Retour de Lemminkäinen to the most intimate of The Bard.
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Elodie Vignon – Claude Debussy: Etudes (2018)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/96 kHz | Time – 01:03:07 minutes | 958 MB | Genre: Classical
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The pianist Élodie Vignon discovered and explored this perilous repertory of Debussy when she was still very young… She captured its poetic power, and she has never confused it with the vague and the approximate. She understood very early on that, for a pianist, Debussy’s last great cycle presented an inexhaustible reservoir of passion and rigour, of fire and precision, of work and relaxation. Her committed, precise interpretation, that keeps her ever in movement, ever in investigation, shows this, and she does not hide it, declaring that the “Études” never tire her and that, wherever she may be in the world, she feels at home when she plays them. The second part of the album counts twelve poems by the Belgian poet Lucien Noullez written for Élodie Vignon and her vision of the Études. Clara Inglese tell them above the echo of Élodie’s music.
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Elodie Vignon – D’ombres (2020)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/96 kHz | Time – 56:24 minutes | 921 MB | Genre: Classical
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“D’ombres…”
This program is a continuation of the first album dedicated to Debussy’s Études, which revealed pianist Elodie Vignon to the public. Dutilleux has a close relationship with Debussy in his sensory approach to music. Composed just after the Second World War, his Piano Sonata reminds us, in some aspects, of Claude Debussy’s Pour le piano, also composed after another Great War. The composition of the Three Preludes, spread over a period of fifteen years, testifies to the composer’s desire to change his style and syntax, making it less linear and traditional. Claude Ledoux emerges from the shadows and delivers a work that seeks to translate the world in which we live, a world of silence and sound in perpetual transformation.
Elodie Vignon – Dans l’air du soir (2021)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/96 kHz | Time – 01:17:53 minutes | 1,32 GB | Genre: Classical
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For her third album, Élodie Vignon chooses the voice of romanticism. Like her first two Cypres albums, which presented mirrors between music and poetry, then between two French aesthetics, she proposes here a cross between the intimate Franz Liszt and the young Isaac Albéniz. Although the two romantic composers were of different origins, the two aesthetes were united by their taste for travel and their affinity with France, its language and culture. Liszt and Albéniz both met Debussy, who remains the epicenter of the recording work in which Elodie wishes to engage.
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