Luigi Boccherini
(1743-1805) Fandango, Sinfonie & La Musica Notturna di Madrid |
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Goldberg
# 40 - Juin 2006 - June 2006 |
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Appréciation |
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Analyste: Roger
Tellart Résumé ou abrégé: Nous avons ici une appréciation fort jubilatoire de la part de Roger Tellart. Ce dernier écrit: "... le célèbre Quintette en ré majeur avec guitare, (est) servi ici par la plus enivrante des approches... Magicien des timbres comme nul autre, Savall fraie sa route en poète et en coloriste...." Tellart est catégorique, il voit ici "... LES versions du catalogue, elles qui marient la force expressive et la carrure d'accents à une verve acoustique qu'on appellera identitaire." Tellart conclue: "Sous le charme immédiat de l'écoute, le présent album tourne tout simplement à l'événement." |
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Reviewer:
Roger
Tellart Abridged version : Roger Tellart write a very positive review. He writes: "The famous Guitar Quintet in D, with its popular origins, .... is played with utmost verve. Savall is a real magician in terms of sound, drawing poetic effects and a myriad of colour from this jewel of a piece."
"Le Concert des Nations’ version of Musica
notturna delle strade di Madrid, interpreted in a way that is
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29:6 (07/08-2006) |
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Reviewer:
Brian
Robins
Abridged version : "This is a terrific disc. Any lingering desire that Jordi Savall might have chosen a less hackneyed program for what is I believe his first recording of Boccherini is dispelled in under a minute by the sweetly-toned and lovingly phrased opening of the Pastorale, the first movement of the so-called “Fandango” Quintet. Pastorale it may be (it has a siciliana rhythm), but here the music takes on all the veiled mystery of a warmly-scented evening. The march-like Allegro maestoso that follows comes as a wake-up call, but here, too, vitality coexists easily and naturally with delicacy, bright primary colors with softer pastels, a juxtaposition that will be a major feature of all these performances. In passing, one also takes a moment to admire Bruno Cocset’s virtuoso cello-playing in the high harmonic range. Following a suitably portentous Grave, the final Fandango is given a truly virtuoso performance, catching the listener up in a riot of sound, dance, and high-octane flamboyance. The playing sounds for all the world as if it is being improvised; indeed some of it is. There’s all kinds of naughtiness going on, including outrageous glissandos and a couple of guitar solos from Rolf Lislevand reminiscent of jazz riffs. Such invigorating, spontaneous playing is rarely heard on a classical disc, and it simply sweeps all purist objections aside in a work of this kind. " "Not surprisingly, the deliberately mimetic evocation of night in the streets of Madrid is also given a highly effective performance. The tolling pizzicato bells of the Ave Maria are nicely graded before fading away, soldiers march crisply, the strange minuet danced by the street beggars gives way to a mesmerizingly slow Rosario (Boccherini asked for it to be played in unmeasured time), before silence eventually comes to the street as the last bars of the retreat fade into the distance."
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Autres références disponibles via la base de
données de Todd McComb:
(Site: http://www.medieval.org)
La musique / The music
Quintetto nº 4 in re maggiore “Fandango” |
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