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Irmela Roelcke – Cloches et Carillons (24/96 FLAC)

Irmela Roelcke - Cloches et Carillons (24/96 FLAC)
Irmela Roelcke – Cloches et Carillons (24/96 FLAC)

HiRes FLAC

Performer: Irmela Roelcke
Format: FLAC (tracks)
Label: Toccata
Catalogue: TOCN0020
Release: 2022
Size: 1.59 GB
Recovery: +3%
Scan: cover

01. Saint-Saëns: Les cloches du soir, Op. 85

Liszt: Weihnachtsbaum, S. 186
02. No. 9, Abendglocken

Liszt: Années de pèlerinage, 1ère année, Suisse (9 pieces), S. 160
03. No. 9, Les cloches de Genève

04. Liszt: Ave Maria für die grosse Klavierschule von Lebert und Stark, S182 / R67, “Die Glocken von Rom”
05. Schmitt: Glas (Musiques intimes, 2e recueil)

Vierne: Poème des cloches funèbres, Op. 39
06. No. 2, Le glas

Blumenfeld: Cloches, Op. 40
07. I. Cloches et clochettes
08. II. Glas funèbre
09. III. Cloches triomphales

Ravel: Miroirs, 5 pieces for piano
10. No. 5, La vallée des cloches

Debussy: Images pour piano – Book 2
11. I. Cloches à travers les feuilles

Messiaen: Preludes
12. No. 6, Cloches d’angoisses et larmes d’adieu

13. Murail: Cloches d’adieu, et un sourire
14. Mishory: Cloches de joie et larmes de rire

Enescu: Pièces Impromptues, Op. 18
15. VI. Choral
16. VII. Carillon nocturne

The piano is perhaps better suited than any other instrument to evoke the sound of bells – evening bells, bells of farewell and of joy, funereal bells, bells with spiritual overtones – and late-Romantic and twentieth-century French and Russian composers in particular have responded to the challenge of capturing those sonorities at the keyboard. This recital explores three centuries of pianistic tintinnabulation, and its ability to capture atmosphere and emotion.

The piano is perhaps better suited than any other instrument to evoke the sound of bells – evening bells, bells of farewell and of joy, funereal bells, bells with spiritual overtones – and late-Romantic and twentieth-century French and Russian composers in particular have responded to the challenge of capturing those sonorities at the keyboard.

This recital explores three centuries of pianistic tintinnabulation, and its ability to capture atmosphere and emotion. In her work, Irmela Roelcke combines concerts with teaching, practicing with reflecting and communicating music. She develops innovative concepts and dramaturgically profiled programs.

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