Chevauchée L'Ensemble Symphonique de Paris & Carlos Dourthé

• Patrice Muzard: Chevauchée:
• 1 Muzard: Chevauchée 04:25
• Rêve:
• 2 Muzard: Rêve 04:43
• Patchounka:
• 3 Muzard: Patchounka 04:50
• Ecume:
• 4 Muzard: Ecume 05:50
• Quel est ce monde?:
• 5 Muzard: Quel est ce monde? 05:47
• Exil:
• 6 Muzard: Exil 03:29
• Jour Blanc:
• 7 Muzard: Jour Blanc 04:46
• Fœhn:
• 8 Muzard: Fœhn 04:07
• Strangers like before:
• 9 Muzard: Strangers like before 04:37
• Alizé:
• 10 Muzard: Alizé 05:43
• Total Runtime 48:17

Info for Chevauchée

"This music will take you into a sphere that is interwoven with emotions and infatuating melodies. Inspired by composers like Ennio Morricone, John Barry or Michel Legrand, I found the artistic power to create this album. The musical themes arose from different narratives and combine gentleness and melancholy with strength and energy. This new and unique recording was made possible through the successful collaboration with the Ensemble Symphonique de Paris under the direction of conductor Carlos Dourthé. The recording for this album was made in late 2019 with the Ensemble Symphonique de Paris, consisting of musicians from the Orchestre National de France as well as musicians from the Orchestra of the University of Paris, conducted by Carlos Dourthé. Patrice Muzard's works are currently performed regularly both in France and internationally in prestigious concert halls."

L'Ensemble Symphonique de Paris
Carlos Dourthe, conductor

Carlos Dourthé
He is a cellist and conductor born in Chile. He studied in Paris and was a member of the Adeamus Quartet and also worked with Jean-Francois Paillard Chamber Orchestra, Jean-Pierre Rampal , Alexander Schneider, the Filarmonica Orchestra of Bogota and the Ysaye Quartet, appeared at the Opera National Montpelier Languedoc Roussillon in Concert Amadeus and was a soloist in the National Orchestra of France for 15 years.

Over the years he has performed under the leadership of conductors such as Pierre Boulez, Charles Dutoit, Bernard Haitink, Lorin Maazel , Kurt Masur, Riccardo Muti, and Seiji Osawa.

In 1990 he was a co-founder of the Trio Europeen de Luxembourg and appeared with them on the album Beethoven’s Trios for Clarinet. Other albums he has appeared on include Saint-Saens: Les Carnaval des Animeaux with Alain Meunier, Chacon Tout les Mondes by Oui Oui and Pachelbel/Canon, Albeniz/Adagio by the Jean-Francois Paillard Chamber Orchestra.

This album contains no booklet.