The symphonic universe of Henri Dutilleux is a fascinating one. Mysterious and poetic, always remarkably expressive, his music explores the thousand and one colours of the orchestra with unique mastery. Gustavo Gimeno and the Luxembourg Philharmonic give us a flamboyant reading of three masterpieces from the composer's first creative period, showcasing the superb cello playing of Jean-Guihen Queyras in Tout un monde lointain . . .
Henri Dutilleux (1916-2013)Métaboles pour orchestre (1964)
· I. Incantatoire (3'34)
· II. Linéaire (3'26)
· III. Obsessionnel (3'11)
· IV. Torpide (3'29)
· V. Flamboyant (4'28)Tout un monde lointain…
Concerto pour violoncelle et orchestre (1967-1970)
· I. Énigme (6'49)
· II. Regard (6'28)
· III. Houles (4'49)
· IV. Miroirs (5'27)
· V. Hymne (4'48)Symphonie n°1 pour grand orchestre (1951)
· I. Passacaille (7'52)
· II. Scherzo molto vivace (6'06)
· III. Intermezzo (6'47)
· IV. Finale con variazioni (11'13)
Medias
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