Bazelaire - Complete Works for Cello and Piano
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Label: Simax
Cat No: PSC1355
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Chamber
Release Date: 18th November 2016
Contents
Works
Aria, op.112Berceuse chinoise, op.115
Burlesque, op.110
Cache-cache, op.111
Concertino no.1, op.126
Concertino no.2 (en forme de variations), op.127
Funerailles, op.120
Images lointaines (2), op.113
Morceau de concours (Prelude-Sicilienne-Final), op.124
Pieces (2), op.109
Prelude in C minor, op.123
Rapsodie dans le style russe, op.117
Suite francaise sur des airs populaires, op.114
Suite italienne, op.122
Variations sur une chanson naive, op.125
Artists
Morten Zeuthen (cello)Daniel Blumenthal (piano)
Works
Aria, op.112Berceuse chinoise, op.115
Burlesque, op.110
Cache-cache, op.111
Concertino no.1, op.126
Concertino no.2 (en forme de variations), op.127
Funerailles, op.120
Images lointaines (2), op.113
Morceau de concours (Prelude-Sicilienne-Final), op.124
Pieces (2), op.109
Prelude in C minor, op.123
Rapsodie dans le style russe, op.117
Suite francaise sur des airs populaires, op.114
Suite italienne, op.122
Variations sur une chanson naive, op.125
Artists
Morten Zeuthen (cello)Daniel Blumenthal (piano)
About
Paul Bazelaire toured internationally as cello soloist and held the position of professor at the Paris conservatory for 40 years. In his liner note for the album, Morten Zeuthen writes about how Bazelaire in his own time was known as an arranger of other composers. Around 1900 baroque music was “adapted to the audience’s taste”, and Bazelaire was a master at this craft. As the development moved towards an interest in original works, the name of Bazelaire became forgotten with his arrangements. Only a couple of his pieces have stayed in the repertoire, the most popular being Suite Française sur des airs populaires where he adapted five popular folksongs.
Morten Zeuthen and Daniel Blumenthal spent a lot of time among the manuscripts in Sedan, France, the birthplace of Bazelaire, making it possible to present many works that have not been recorded before. Professor Zeuthen of the Royal Danish Conservatory has given concerts in such venues as Carnegie Hall and Wigmore Hall, and made a long line of critically acclaimed recordings. Professor Blumenthal of The Royal Flemish Conservatoire has given recitals at Tanglewood, at the Concertgebouw and performed as soloist with orchestras including the English Chamber Orchestra and Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.
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