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Katia & Marielle Labeque - Glass:Cocteau Trilogy - Import Vinyl 3 LP Record
Katia & Marielle Labeque - Glass:Cocteau Trilogy - Import Vinyl 3 LP Record
Vinyl Record
Classical Music
Jazz Instrument
September 21, 2024
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Catalog No.: 4875372
JAN/ISBN: 28948753727
Number of Discs: 3
Record Size: 12”
Country/Region of Manufacture: Import
Credits:
Katia & Marielle Labeque
Description:
Philip Glass: The Cocteau Trilogy Scheduled to be recorded [LP 1] Orphée (1993) [Side A] 1. le cafe/ 2. la route/ La chambre d'Orphee/ Chez Orphee/ 5. Le voyage aux enfers/ Orphee et la princesse/ [Side B] Interlude musical - Le retour chez Orphee/ Le studio d'Orphee/ Le retour d'Orphee/ 4. La chambre d'Orphee [LP 2] Beauty and the Beast (1994) [Side A] 1. ouverture/ 2. les soeurs/ Le dîner/ 4. Promenade dans le Jardin/ 5. La saisie des meubles/ [Side B] 1. La confiance de la Bete/ 2. le miroir/ 3. le pavillon/ 4. la metamorphose [LP 3] The Terrible Children (1996) (M. Riesman, trans.) [Side A] 1. overture/ Paul is Dying/ 3. the Somnambulist/ 4. She Slapped Me/ 5. They Lived Their Dream/ [Side B] Terrible Interlude/ 2. Cocoon of Shawls/ Lost/ 4. Are You In Love, Agathe? She Took the Path/ 6. (arranged for piano duo by M. Riesman) Performers. Katia Labek, Marielle Labek (piano) Recording] November 2023 (LP 1, 2), 2020 (LP 3), Studio La Fabrique des Ondes, France LP release of the "Cocteau Trilogy" released in February this year. With a career spanning more than 50 years, the renowned French piano duo sisters Katia & Marielle Lavec dedicate their new album (3 LPs) to the music of contemporary music master Philip Glass, a composer who is very special to both of them.The American composer composed this trilogy of operas between 1993 and 1996 based on the films of French artist Jean Cocteau, and following the highly acclaimed recording of the opera "Horrible Children" in 2020, the remaining two works, the operas "Orphe" and "Beauty and the Beast," are now included. They have been arranged for piano duo version for Katia and Marielle by Glass' musical director, Michael Riesman. Philip Glass moved to Paris in 1964, at the age of 27, to study with Nadia Boulanger. Their meeting was decisive for the young Glass, who absorbed French culture and left a deep impression on him in the years that followed. His love of France and his mastery of the French language led him to write an opera dedicated to Cocteau in the 1990s. When I began work on Cocteau's trilogy, the idea that first influenced my work was to draw out the underlying themes of the three films. They are a pair of opposites, clearly expressed: first, life and death and creativity, and second, the ordinary world and transformation, the magical world. These themes are central to all three films and are presented in the films. The transformation of a single ...... person, i.e., one person's moral and personal dilemma, rather than a whole people or society, is at the center of the film. Accompanying this is how magic and art are used to transform the ordinary world into the transcendent. There are discussions, depictions and lessons about creativity and the creative process in these three Cocteau films."--Philip Glass
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