David Lampel: Œuvres pour orchestre Orchestre Symphonique de Mulhouse & Orchestre Victor Hugo Bourgogne Franche-Comté

• David Lampel (b. 1959): Études Symphoniques pour orchestre:
• 1 Lampel: Études Symphoniques pour orchestre 14:33
• Concerto pour violoncelle et orchestre:
• 2 Lampel: Concerto pour violoncelle et orchestre 12:58
• Mandala Symphonie pour orchestre:
• 3 Lampel: Mandala Symphonie pour orchestre: I. Prajna 02:27
• 4 Lampel: Mandala Symphonie pour orchestre: II. Cetana 02:39
• 5 Lampel: Mandala Symphonie pour orchestre: III. Ksanti 03:06
• 6 Lampel: Mandala Symphonie pour orchestre: IV. Virya 01:43
• 7 Lampel: Mandala Symphonie pour orchestre: V. Shanti 04:18
• Concerto pour piano et orchestre:
• 8 Lampel: Concerto pour piano et orchestre 12:31
• Total Runtime 54:15

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Der Komponist David Lampel wurde in Stockholm geboren, studierte am Genfer Konservatorium und später an der berühmten École normale de musique de Paris. In der Stadt an der Seine hat er sich auch niedergelassen und unterrichtet längst selbst Komposition. Die vorliegende Edition vereint Orchesterwerke in Aufnahmen mit dem Orchestre Symphonique de Mulhouse und dem Orchestre Victor Hugo Franche-Comté. Prominente Solistinnen sind die Cellistin Emmanuelle Bertrand und die Pianistin Marie-Josèphe Jude.

Emmanuelle Bertrand, Cello
Marie-Josephe Jude, Klavier
Orchestre Symphonique de Mulhouse
Jacques Lacombe, Leitung (Symphonic Studies for Orchestra), Concerto for Cello and Orchestra)
Orchestre Victor Hugo Franche-Comte
Jean-Francois Verdier, Leitung (Mandala Symphony for Orchestra)
Joseph Bastian, Leitung (Concerto for Piano and Orchestra)

David Lampel
Swedish composer born in 1959 in Stockholm, Sweden.

A pianist trained at the Geneva Music Conservatory, David Lampel completed his course at the École Normale de Musique in Paris in the classes for fugue, counterpoint, harmony and composition.

Lampel has written for the stage, cinema, television and the concert. Inspired notably by Bach, Schönberg and Bartok, he composes mainly chamber music by focussing on the development of the melodic and motivic parameters. His works include String Sextet, first performed by the Uppsala Chamber Soloists (2002); Sonata for trumpet and piano, first performed by Romain Leleu and Matthias Lecomte at the festival The Sounds of a Summer Night in Sweden (2010); Partita for cello and piano, first performed at the competition VioloncellenSeine in Paris (2016); Danse macabre for string quartet, first performed by the Debussy Quartet in Skebobruk, Sweden (2017); Quintet for piano and strings, first performed by the Manfred Quartet and Florent Boffard in Skebobruk, Sweden (2018); Concerto for cello and ​orchestra, first performed by Emmanuelle Bertrand and the Orchestre Symphonique de Mulhouse conducted by Jacques Lacombe at La Filature in Mulhouse (2019).

Being involved in contemporary creation, in 2002 Lampel founded the festival of Franco-Swedish music The Sounds of a Summer Night/Sommarnattens toner, of which he has since been the artistic director.

Also a pedagogue, Lampel teaches harmony and counterpoint and orchestration in various conservatories of Paris as well as at the École Nationale de Musique in Évry. In 2010 he took part in the Grand Prix Lycéen for composers with his disc Chamber music, released by Naxos. He is also the author of a Manuel pratique d’harmonie (2001) and of Les instruments et l’orchestre, la musique instrumentale à travers les siècles (2017).

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