Paris Mecanique
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Label: Marsyas
Cat No: MAR18012
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Chamber
Release Date: 13th November 2013
Contents
Works
Fiddle-FaddleJazz Pizzicato
The Syncopated Clock
The Typewriter
Danses exotiques (5) for saxophone and piano
Pambiche
Le Vilain Petit Canard
Solace
Scaramouche, op.165b (arr. for 4 clarinets and barrel organ)
A l'aube du cinquieme jour
Marche de Fauves
Sonata for 2 clarinets, FP7
Conchita
Introduction Mecanique / Le flaneur des deux rives (Charial/Dole)
I venti
Mots croises
Jack in the Box
Artists
Sabine Meyer (clarinet)Pierre Charial (barrel organ)
Trio di Clarone
Works
Fiddle-FaddleJazz Pizzicato
The Syncopated Clock
The Typewriter
Danses exotiques (5) for saxophone and piano
Pambiche
Le Vilain Petit Canard
Solace
Scaramouche, op.165b (arr. for 4 clarinets and barrel organ)
A l'aube du cinquieme jour
Marche de Fauves
Sonata for 2 clarinets, FP7
Conchita
Introduction Mecanique / Le flaneur des deux rives (Charial/Dole)
I venti
Mots croises
Jack in the Box
Artists
Sabine Meyer (clarinet)Pierre Charial (barrel organ)
Trio di Clarone
About
‘Paris Mécanique’ presents some of the most charming and unique short pieces from the early 20th century in new arrangements made especially for clarinet virtuoso Sabine Meyer, her clarinet-playing colleagues and Pierre Charial’s barrel organ.
Most of the compositions date from 'les années folles', the 'crazy years' of Paris, when classical composers discovered the music-hall, when exoticism and early jazz were in vogue, and the music created for the Ballets Russes and by the group of composers known as ‘Les Six’ spread excitement. Poulenc and Milhaud represent ‘Les Six’ on this disc, alongside music by Françaix, Pierné, Satie and four of the most popular pieces by the American master of light music, Leroy Anderson.
Some interesting new pieces, written mainly by Michael Riessler and obviously inspired by the moods and motifs of historical crazy Paris, have been added to the programme.
Listening to ‘Paris Mécanique’ is a wonderful way of enjoying Trio di Clarone’s artistic stature in an unusual context that is both classically based and totally entertaining.
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