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Feux d'Artifice

 

 

Debussy - Marietta Petkova ‎– Feux d'Artifice

 

Label: Bloomline ‎BS19-096

Series: Concert Documents

Format: 2CD, Album, Stereo 

Released: 2019

 

 

TRACKLIST:

CD 1 Claude Debussy (1862-1918) Préludes pour piano, 1er Livre (1909-1910)

1-1   I. Danseuses de Delphes 3:07

1-2   II. Voiles 3:04

1-3   III. Le Vent dans la plaine 2:48

1-4   IV. Les sons et les parfums tournent dans l'air du soir 3:37

1-5   V. Les collines d'Anacapri 3:32

1-6   VI. Des pas sur la neige 3:24

1-7   VII. Ce qu'a vu le vent d'Ouest 3:52

1-8   VIII. La fille aux cheveux de lin 2:30

1-9   IX. La sérénade interrompue 3:07

1-10 X. La Cathédrale engloutie 7:28

1-11 XI. La Danse de Puck 3:16

1-12 XII. Minstrels 2:27

 

CD 2 Claude Debussy (1862-1918) Préludes pour piano, 2e Livre (1910-1912)

2-1   I. Brouillards 3:32

2-2   II. Feuilles mortes 3:12

2-3   III. La Puerta del Vino 3:12

2-4   IV. ''Les Fées sont d' exquises danseuses'' 3:20

2-5   V. Bruyères 3:18

2-6   VI. Général Lavine - eccentric 2:56

2-7   VII. La terrasse des audiences du clair de lune 4:22

2-8   VIII. Ondines 3:28

2-9   IX. Hommage à S. Pickwick Esq. P. P. M. P. C. 3:04

2-10 X. Canope 3:23

2-11 XI. Les tierces alternées 3:12

2-12 XII. Feux d'Artifice 5:12

 

COMPANIES, etc:

Record Company – Bloomline Studio

Recorded At – Salle Paderewski

Duplicated By – Sony DADC Austria

Edited At – Bloomline Studio

Mastered At – Bloomline Studio

         

CREDITS:

Artwork - Yasar Saka, Leo de Klerk

Liner Notes - Wenneke Savenije, Marietta Petkova, Pierre Hugli

Photography By - Leo de Klerk, Serena Martinelli, Chris Hoefsmit

Piano Technician - Francis Morin

Producer, Recorded By - Leo de Klerk

Translations - Martha Chorney Martine Barends

 

THANKS TO 

Pierre Hugli - Association des Concerts de Montbenon 

Francis Morin (Steinway preparation)


Sébastien De Paul - Salle Paderewski (technical assistance)

Martial Durand - Salle Paderewski) (technical assistance)

Gerard Combee - Museum Weesp

 

NOTES:

Recorded live in concert on June 20, 2019, Salle Paderewski, Casino de Montbenon, Lausanne (CH), Steinway and Sons D500995.

 

© ℗ 2019 Marietta Petkova

 

Barcode: 9789077117477

Feux d'Artifice

€28.00Price
  • 'Marietta Petkova doet op deze live opname de muziek alle eer aan

    met haar doorleefde, warmbloedige, evocatieve spel. Je hangt aan haar lippen.’

    In this live recording Marietta Petkova honours Debussy’s music with her masterful, warm-blooded, evocative playing. You’re on the edge of your seat.'

    -Erik Voermans, Het Parool

     

    De beste opname van Debussy’s Préludes in decennia!
    - Maarten Brandt, musicoloog

     

    'I am extremely excited that this recording has been issued. One can never hear Debussy's Préludes often enough! Beautiful music, so expressively interpreted and excellently recorded '

    - Elly Ameling, singer

     

    'Petkova's playing is unforgettable (*****)

    - Rudolf Nammensma, Leeuwarder Courant

     

    'In an interview some years ago, Petkova said she wants to be the purest possible medium between the composer and the audience. ‘I want to touch a tender spot. That can cause emotions, including anger or exuberance. I don’t want to force anything, but to spark something’. And that is precisely what Petkova achieved at the end of November in The Amsterdam Concertgebouw’s Recital Hall with Chopin and Debussy. In a few months Petkova will release a solo album with the 24 Preludes of Debussy, to be recorded during a live performance in Switzerland. With that recording, which I am waiting for impatiently, she will, without doubt, liberate the composer from the common ‘French’, often reticent and distant, interpretations. And rightly so, because ultimately Debussy’s music contains, well-hidden, elusive veils of emotion, like the microscopic life without wich the oceans would not exist.'

    - Wenneke Savenije, Amsterdam Concertgebouw, November 25, 2018 

     

    In this live recording Marietta Petkova honours Debussy’s music with her masterful, warm-blooded, evocative playing. You’re on the edge of your seat.”

    -Erik Voermans, Het Parool

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