René Le Roy de Blicquy Vallee, Michael Sanderling, and the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra. - Trumpet Concertos: Lucienne Renaudin-vary(Tp)Michael Sanderling / Lucerne So - Import CD

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René Le Roy de Blicquy Vallee, Michael Sanderling, and the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra.

Description:

A collection of famous trumpet concertos with a sense of excitement by the barefoot trumpeter "Lucienne" Lucienne was born in 1999. He studied classical trumpet with Philippe Lafitte at the Conservatoire de Mann and entered the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris in 2014. He was the first student to be admitted to the classical and jazz sections at the same time. He won both the Crédor Competition in Paris and the Maurice André Youth Competition. She has since performed throughout Europe and with orchestras, and was awarded the Revelation (Rising Star) at the "Victoire de la Musique Classique 2016," the French Grammy Awards. She has performed not only with classical music but also with many popular artists and is gaining popularity. 2017 she signed an exclusive contract with Warner Classics. 2019 she will come to Japan for a long-awaited tour in Japan. He has already released three highly acclaimed albums to date, which have become best-selling records, especially in Europe, and won the Opus Prize in 2021. In this album, he takes on the most famous concerto for trumpet. Neruda from the Baroque, Haydn and Hummel from the Classical period, and the concerto by Artunian, composed in 1950. The Lucerne Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Michael Sanderling, performs with the orchestra in these concertos.The concerto is performed by American jazz trumpet player and big band leader Harry James. This is a true swinging brass feast, performed with Lucienne and the five brass players of the Lucerne Symphony Orchestra. Finally, Haydn's Post-Script, an improvisation on a theme from Haydn's trumpet concerto, is included. In most cases, Hummel and Haydn's trumpet concertos are played on the easy-to-play Eb pipe, but Lucienne plays on the B-flat pipe because, although it is technically more difficult, the B-flat pipe has a warmer sound that is more important. The bonus track "Haydn's Post-Script" is an improvisation on the theme of the concerto, performed in a completely unplanned and spontaneous manner at the end of the recording session. Lucienne played barefoot in concert as well as on the recording. This is developed as she senses the overtones transmitted from the floor, and is a wonderful fusion of rhythms with the human heartbeat, which is different from the classical field. This can be felt especially in the third movement of Hummel's concerto. Her first album has already been highly acclaimed as "a new star transcending genres. With this album, she has already brought out an extraordinary palette of sound that even makes her feel like a major player.Japanese-language manual with Japanese obi and Japanese-language commentary by Yu Nishimura is included in the Japanese-language manual, which is only available for imports handled by Warner Music Japan. Warner Music Japan