Bo?ly A.P.F. : Musique de chambre_音乐专辑
Bo?ly A.P.F. : Musique de chambre
表演者: Quatuor Mosa?ques/Ensemble Baroque de Limoges/Eric Lebrun/Christophe Coin
专辑类型: Import
介质: Audio CD
发行时间: 2009
唱片数: 1
出版者: LABORIE
条形码: 0810473010006
专辑简介
A fascinating release featuring chamber music by the largely unknown Alexandre Pierre Fran?ois Bo?ly played the award-winning and internationally acclaimed Ensemble Baroque de Limoges, directed by Christophe Coin and Quatuor Mosa?ques.
French composer, Alexandre Pierre Fran?ois Bo?ly’s (1785 - 1858) distaste for the mainstream musical life in Paris as the Romantic movement swept through Europe in the 19th Century, and his desire to write ‘serious’ music, proved to be his downfall and could ultimately be said to be the reason for Bo?ly being relatively unknown today. Bo?ly championed instead the great composers of the past that he greatly admired such as: Haydn, Frescobaldi, Couperin and Bach. In not adhering to the popular standards of composition expected in this period, music that was both patriotic and operatic, Bo?ly was dismissed from his position as organist at Saint Germain l'Auxerrois and died a simple piano teacher seven years later. Though his name is relatively unknown, Bo?ly is widely acknowledged as playing a big part in the development of French music during the 19th Century. Interestingly, near the end of his life, he acted as a mentor to César Franck and Camille Saint-Sa?ns – both of whom respected his greatly. He is best known for his chamber works.
The Ensemble Baroque de Limoges (EBL) was founded 1984 under conductor Jean-Michel Hasler with the aim of becoming the leader in the performance of 17th- and 18th-century music. In 1991 Christophe Coin was nominated as the new musical director. Since 1992 the EBL have been regular guests at major international events such as the Salzburg Mozartwoche, Leipzig Bachtage, Innsbruck Festwochen der Alten Musik, as well playing at the Wigmore Hall in London, the Bach festival in Milan, in Paris at the Cité de la Musique and Chatelet Theatre, and many other venues throughout France. 1995 Christophe Coin and EBL won the first prize at France's Music Awards Competition, Victoires de la Musique Classique, in the category of best instrumental ensemble, for their recording of all Bach's cello piccolo Cantatas.
曲目
1 Trio en ut majeur,opus 5 no. 2/Allegro 00:06:51
2 Trio en ut majeur,opus 5 no. 2/Adagio 00:06:58
3 Trio en ut majeur,opus 5 no. 2/Minuetto(allegro) 00:04:27
4 Trio en ut majeur,opus 5 no. 2/Finale(presto) 00:06:05
5 Trois melodies pour violoncelle avec accompagnement d'orgue expressif/ 00:02:25
6 1er quatuor en la mineur,opus 27/Allegro 00:06:02
7 1er quatuor en la mineur,opus 27/Andante piu tosto allegretto 00:06:30
8 1er quatuor en la mineur,opus 27/Scherzo(allegro molto) 00:02:25
9 1er quatuor en la mineur,opus 27/Rondo(allegro ma non troppo) 00:05:20
10 Mouvement pour quatuor en mi majeur/Adagio sostenuto 00:07:37
11 Trois melodies(...)/Un poco lento(no. 2 en mi majeur) 00:01:50
12 Sextuor en re majeur arrange d'apres une symphonie de l'auteur/Allegro 00:06:55
13 Sextuor en re majeur arrange d'apres une symphonie de l'auteur/Andante 00:04:18
14 Sextuor en re majeur arrange d'apres une symphonie de l'auteur/Scherzo 00:02:15
15 Sextuor en re majeur arrange d'apres une symphonie de l'auteur/Finale( 00:04:22
16 Trois melodies(...)/Andante sostenuto(no. 3 en sol majeur) 00:02:46
