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Farrenc: Music for Violin & Piano
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- This new recording contains the two violin sonatas and the Variations Concertantes sur une Mélodie Suisse, of which Robert Schumann wrote: ‘So sure in outline, so logical in development … that one must fall under their charm, especially since a subtle aroma of romanticism hovers over them.’
Composer: Louise Farrenc
Artists: Daniele Orlando (violin) & Linda di Carlo (piano)
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Born in 1804, Louise Farrenc became a professional-standard pianist while still a teenager, and later music teacher to the household of the Duke d’Orléans and from 1842 professor of piano at the Paris Conservatoire. Her substantial legacy of composition was largely forgotten after her death in 1875 and is only now being revived. She wrote mainly in the field of orchestral and chamber music: ‘I would defy anyone,’ says the pianist Linda Di Carlo in a personal introduction to this new recording of Farrenc’s music for violin and piano, ‘to cast aspersions on the chamber music in particular on the grounds of her gender.’
No less than Théophile Gautier wrote admiringly of the First Sonata from 1848: ‘an excellent addition to her catalogue of works, and written, like most of them, in an austere classical style reminiscent of the great masters.’ It was Joseph Joachim, no less, who gave the Second Sonata’s premiere in March 1850 at the Salle Érard in Paris. The sonata opens with a distinct echo of Beethoven’s ‘Spring’ Sonata, and the opera buffa spirit of Mozart hovers over the finale, but the elfin dance of the Scherzo is entirely Farrenc’s own, characteristic inspiration. The Variations Concertantes on a popular Swiss melody has more of the perfume of the salon: a work of light and easy charm, written to display the prowess of any soloist.
On this recording, the violinist taking up the challenge of Farrenc’s subtly challenging music is Daniele Orlando, concertmaster of I Solisti Aquilani with a distinguished discography to his name, including a much-acclaimed recording of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. This 2019 recording is the only budget-priced album available of Farrenc’s music for violin and piano: an ideal introduction to a significant figure in 19th-century French music belatedly receiving her due.
Tracklist:
Variations concertantes sur une mélodie Suisse, Op. 20:
0:00:00 I. Introduzione. Andante maestoso
0:01:09 II. Tema. Andante
0:02:07 III. Variation I. Più mosso
0:02:57 IV. Variation II
0:03:50 V. Variation II bis. Espressivo
0:04:59 VI. Variation III. Brillante
0:05:54 VII. Variation IV. Andante sostenuto
0:08:25 VIII. Finale. Vivace
Violin Sonata No. 1, Op. 37:
0:10:47 I Largo-Allegro
0:19:59 II Poco adagio
0:25:57 III Finale. Allegro vivace
Violin Sonata No. 2, Op. 39:
0:31:32 I Allegro grazioso
0:42:16 II Scherzo. Allegro
0:47:35 III Adagio
0:54:21 IV Finale. Allegro
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Variations concertantes sur une mélodie Suisse, Op. 20:
0:00:00 I. Introduzione. Andante maestoso
0:01:09 II. Tema. Andante
0:02:07 III. Variation I. Più mosso
0:02:57 IV. Variation II
0:03:50 V. Variation II bis. Espressivo
0:04:59 VI. Variation III. Brillante
0:05:54 VII. Variation IV. Andante sostenuto
0:08:25 VIII. Finale. Vivace
Violin Sonata No. 1, Op. 37:
0:10:47 I Largo-Allegro
0:19:59 II Poco adagio
0:25:57 III Finale. Allegro vivace
Violin Sonata No. 2, Op. 39:
0:31:32 I Allegro grazioso
0:42:16 II Scherzo. Allegro
0:47:35 III Adagio
0:54:21 IV Finale. Allegro
Thanks for the chance to listen to these real music pearls composed by Louise Farrenc, a woman in the world and time when men ruled.
certain composers get pushed over and over :( give others a chance
I was just listening to the music... however, if you are desperate to make it ideological... men did not rule, 99% of men in the 19th century were leading subsistence lives... a small elite ruled for their own economic benefit, just as they do now, and I would guess Louise Farrenc was part of that privileged small elite, while the majority of men and women of the working classes were enslaved in the factories barely earning enough money.
People digging in the coal mines or working in the sweatshop Victorian factories didn't have time for chamber music. It's typically "woke" to ignore class and focus on gender. People lived as a family unit and did what was needed for the collective good.... It should not matter to you whatsoever if this composer was female... and I very much doubt she remotely shared your 2024 values.
Louise Farrenc is indeed a great composer at a time when France (with the notorious exception of Berlioz) was fond of opéra comique, Grand opéra by Meyerbeer, or further opérettes with Offenbach. She is poorly known, and CZcams is an excellent tool to have her better known. She kept a very thin of continuity in the best French music production, and mainly chamber music.
Simple informal tone flows straight down to our nerves and then to our hearts superbly melodious
Bravissima in every respect for featuring Farrenc’s excellent solo violin music with excellent piano accompaniment!
Paul, I agree with you. These are pearls when men dominated the world during Farrenc's time!
The comfort of their performances is irreplaceable , off the charts
🕊🌟🕊
This is
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL
&
Your video description, a complete info on a major musician.
A major revelation to me.
🙏💜🙏
💜🎵💜
아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻🎹🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤수고 많으셨습니다~☕
Truly musical gems. Thank you for posting these.
아름다운 그림과 함께하는 음악에 즐거운 아침입니다.
바이올린과 피아노의 협연.
감동적입니다.
공유에 감사드려요 나의 친애하는 친구.
한국에서 인사드려요.
Sinnlich,bezaubernd,das Zuhören macht großen Spaß, vielen Dank.
The flowing rhythnmic melody is wonderful 💓
Agree with you Aoki
Bravo and Happy New Year 2024 !
Happy New Year!🎆
Brilliant ♥️
Grazie a tutti per questo gran visione nel tutto il respetto di direzione e elegante certamente e grazioso e affectuoso. It’s a great time! 😊🍂✨
Since Robert Schumann wrote: ‘So sure in outline, so logical in development … that one must fall under their charm, especially since a subtle aroma of romanticism hovers over them.’, I find no basis upon which to dispute his assertions. This is truly beautiful music, for which we have ample cause to regard ourselves as blest to have the opportunity to enjoy, and to fall under its charm.
Great music, very uplifting, thank you! And performed with great virtuosity and expression, of course.
Preciosa música,me ha encantado 😍😘🙋🏽
Wonderful video! Thank you for sharing
Our pleasure!
COOL
thanks for posting... such good music we never here because the same old faces get pushed on radio etc :( Bravo!
Precious! What about the cover painting ?
Morisot - studying-the-violin
@@konnigkratz Thanks !
What is the painter's name that illustrates this video?
Morisot - studying-the-violin
Конгретюлейшн!
Who mic'ed the heavy breather?? Sheesh 😣
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