Dervaux Mazari - Impressions - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Sonorous festival full of colors, smells and rhythms that describe that intense America, which is full of paradoxes, that one day awoke to it's own magic and that of the twentieth century. Heitor Villa-Lobos, responsible for Brazil's national awakening, was a music humanist. Ginastera always sought reconciliation between the melodic and rhythmic elements of Argentine folklore and the most advanced techniques that came from Europe. Ginastera left us a beautiful legacy for piano that covered all his artistic life, from the three Danzas argentinas Op. 2, from 1937 to the Sonata No. 3 Op. 55, written a year before his death. The burrowing Joropo (M. Moleiro) with festive air is the national dance of Venezuela and is often heard at it's popular and religious festivals. Mañanita caraqueña (E. Castellanos) is evocative and perfect music the nostalgia of Caracas when waking up and the bells of the cathedral. Javier Rameix debut in the prestigious InchMuziekgebouwInch in Amsterdam received critical acclaim. He played as a soloist in Europe and South America with different orchestras and performed solo recitals in the most important venues in Holland, Spain, France, Belgium and Germany.

30 tracks feat. Bob Vidone, Cheeko Vass, Brock Williams, Pete Cummins, Jack Rivers, Sonee West, Jeff Daniels, Eddy Bell, Harold Shutters, Cliff Ayers +.

After Bach's Toccatas, the French pianist Amandine Savary offers a fascinating interpretation of Schubert's two cycles of Impromptus, superb, stylistically 'free' works that are finely contrasted as regards structure, tempo, duration and character. The musical sweep Schubert gives these pieces - associating his name for posterity to that of this new form - enables her to go beyond virtuosity to breathe into them intense, sustained passion with at times unleashed violence. For their time the conception and the contents of these pieces were novel and from the very start of the first piece in each cycle, one can feel through the breadth of the material that Schubert's ambition goes beyond what had previously been the norm for such 'free' pieces, that the musical impulse is sweepingly different. For more than ten years Amandine Savary has performed in Europe, Japan, the USA, and Australia, building a substantial reputation as an accomplished and versatile pianist and chamber musician. She has taught piano and chamber music at the Royal Academy of Music since September 2015.