Busch Trio - Trio 100 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The Symphonies for the king's soupers are emblematic of Versailles and of the greatest king in the world. What other Prince would assemble the 24 king's violins and the winds of his royal écurie for his meal? With the luxury of an opera orchestra, here we have Louis XIV at his table with music every day. From the chapel to the apartments, the whole château resounded with Lalande's music. His Majesty prayed, ate, laughed and wept with it. Vincent Dumestre has passionately resurrected this royal, gastronomical and therefore opulent music. Album Tracks 1. Grande Pièce Royale, Que Le Roi Demandait Souvent 2. Suite en Sol Mineur 3. Concert de Trompettes (Extraits) Prélude 4. Suite en RÉ Majeur 5. Passacaille 6. Suite en Mi Mineur

Fiona Monbet and the ensemble Miroirs Étendus invite you to rediscover Fausto Romitelli's unclassifiable and hallucinatory work, An Index of Metals, in this new B Records album recorded at La Soufflerie de Rézé. An incandescent performance by singer Linda Oláh illuminates the thousand reflections of this unique sound experience, a Inchmass of the sensesInch that Romitelli imagined as the renewal of the operatic genre at the turn of the twenty-first century. Let yourself be carried away by the sublime and disturbing vertigo of this contemporary masterpiece which opens up new sonic horizons, revealed here in all their modernity. Album Tracks 1. Introduzione 2. Primo Intermezzo 3. Hellucination 1, Drowningirl 4. Secondo Intermezzo 5. Drowningirl II 6. Terzo Intermezzo 7. Drowningirl III 8. Adagio 9. Quarto Intermezzo 10. Hellucinations 2 & 3, Risingirl Earpiercingbells 11. Finale 12. Cadenza

?Ravel composed his Piano Trio M67 just before enlisting voluntarily in the First World War. Inspired by the Basque country and it's zortziko dance, the Trio ends with a sombre, almost anguished fourth movement. A mood inspired by the impending war? In his Piano Trio No.2, op.67, Shostakovich too is affected by the horrors of war and the death of a close friend. For the first time in the Russian composer's output, we hear a Jewish theme, a danse macabre echoing the terrible events of the time. Another point in common between the two works is that both include a passacaglia. For the Busch Trio, it was self-evident that these two heart-rending works should be brought together on the same album. Album Tracks 1. Piano Trio, M. 67 2. Piano Trio No. 2, Op. 67