Debussy - Complete Works for Piano Vol.3
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Label: Chandos
Cat No: CHAN10467
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Instrumental
Release Date: 28th April 2008
Contents
Works
Arabesques (2)Berceuse heroique
Children's Corner
Danse bohemienne, L9
Elegie, L138
Hommage a Haydn
La Plus que lente, L121
Le Petit Negre, L114
Mazurka, L67
Morceau de concours
Nocturne in D flat major, L82
Page d'album
Suite bergamasque
Artists
Jean-Efflam Bavouzet (piano)Works
Arabesques (2)Berceuse heroique
Children's Corner
Danse bohemienne, L9
Elegie, L138
Hommage a Haydn
La Plus que lente, L121
Le Petit Negre, L114
Mazurka, L67
Morceau de concours
Nocturne in D flat major, L82
Page d'album
Suite bergamasque
Artists
Jean-Efflam Bavouzet (piano)About
In addition to these well-known works are several that are more rarely heard. Two such are La plus que lente, which seems to look ahead to the Études of 1915, and Élégie. Roger Nichols describes the former as ‘one of his most delightful pieces… the harmonic turns are particularly sophisticated and enchanting’. The Élégie was written in 1915 following the composer’s move to the coast. The outbreak of the First World War had initially depressed Debussy into a state of creative sterility but the move was to prove most productive. The Élégie was written for a charity and, dedicated to Queen Alexandra, honours the role of women in wartime. It is now rarely performed but Roger Nichols writes, ‘it is one of the composer’s most extraordinary works… and we are left wondering what on earth Debussy would have written in the 1920s and beyond’.
Bavouzet’s previous two volumes have been very well received both critically and commercially. This series is a deeply personal project for Bavouzet who has been involved in all aspects of the recording process.
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