Marianne Croux - Pasticcio-paris 1801: Montebugnoli / Ensemble Hexameron Croux(S)Dubois(T) - Import CD

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Marianne Croux

Description:

The album is a collection of music that was performed during the restoration of Mozart, who had died shortly after the Revolution and was undergoing rapid changes with the rise of Napoleon, who became the darling of the age. The album is a coherent program that resembles a concert in a salon with a piano. The most important of the instruments played by the old instrument professionals is the original square piano (a type of fortepiano, a horizontal rectangular instrument with strings stretched horizontally like a clavichord) made by Erard in Paris, and the original instrument, made in 1806, is one of the earliest surviving instruments of the company. The original instrument, made in 1806, is used. Starting with the overture to "The Magic Flute," arranged for piano quartet and recreated in its original 19th-century musical environment, the piece ranges from a melodious work in the classical style to a deeply melancholy number that could be called a forerunner of the Romanticism, with a richly varied development that can be heard as a whole or separately.The fresh and graceful sounds of Gala's Romance, Dvienne's Concerto, and Dupaul's cello works, which were known only through old recordings on modern instruments, and which are still rare to hear on ancient instruments in the 21st century, will surely attract even those who know the appeal of ancient instrumental music. The fresh and graceful sound of these works, which are rare to listen to on ancient instruments, will surely attract even those who know the appeal of ancient music. This is a fulfilling disc that brings to life the work of Frank Jaffres, the famous engineer of the Zig-Zag Territoires label, which has produced many masterpieces of old music. Naxos Japan