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Reviewer: Jed Distler
If Paley slows down the chattering birdsongs of ‘Le rappel des oiseaux’ to zombie-like stasis, the similarly free-framed ‘Menuet en rondeau’ plus the Suite in D’s ‘Les Niais de Sologne’, ‘La Follette’ and ‘Les Soupirs’ hypnotically float over the bar-lines with subtle accentuations and inflections. The pianist’s emphatic stresses and dynamic hairpins work better in ‘Les Tourbillons’ than they do in ‘Les Cyclopes’, where his upward repeated notes sound heavy and tired alongside Rameau piano pioneer Marcelle Meyer’s effortlessly nimble fingers (Erato). Next to the deliciously turned trills and coiled lilt of Meyer’s ‘La Dauphine’, Paley’s relatively diffuse and sectionalised interpretation pales. Few of this pianist’s discs capture his full-bodied and colourful tone to the degree of this fascinating but not consistently convincing release. |
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