Album duration : 15:34
Reference : PMA0021
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my mother,the Goose This collection of "five-piece Children" was written in its first version for piano 4 hands before being transcribed for orchestra. The original version was written in Paris between September 1908 and April 1910, creating 20 April of that year at the Salle Gaveau in Paris by Jeanne Leleu and Geneviève Durony. Ravel found inspiration in the fairy tales of the 17th century French drawing from the imagination of another Charles Perrault. With the eyes of the child that must listen to these five pieces.
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Musicians
Bernard Job - Bernard Désormières, Piano |
Composers
Maurice Ravel |
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Pavane de la belle au bois Dormant |
Duration : 1:34
Composers Maurice Ravel
Reference : PMA0021T0060
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Bernard Job - Bernard Désormières piano 4 mains Mysterious harmonies, soft chords, a slight rocking surround a theme tender and naive. |
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Petit Poucet |
Duration : 3:16
Composers Maurice Ravel
Reference : PMA0021T0061
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Bernard Job - Bernard Désormières piano 4 mains A winding path and insisting third reflects the reluctance of the march of Tom Thumb |
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Laideronnette, impératrice des pagodes |
Duration : 3:20
Reference : PMA0021T0062
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Bernard Job - Bernard Désormières piano 4 mains it is a "chinoiserie." One can find similarities with Pagodas, the first book of prints by Debussy (1901) |
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Les Entretiens de la Belle et de la Bête |
Duration : 4:24
Reference : PMA0021T0063
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Bernard Job - Bernard Désormières piano 4 mains
Dialogue amoureux entre la belle et la bête , grognant ses supplications maladroites. Tout se termine avec un glissando ou la bête se transforme en un prince charmant |
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Le Jardin féérique |
Duration : 3:00
Reference : PMA0021T0064
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Bernard Job - Bernard Désormières piano 4 mains Slow and grave, forming a beautiful climax. |
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