Gaubert: Works for Violin, Cello, and Piano Jean-Marc Phillips-Varjabedian

• 1 I. Allegro 06:34
• 2 II. Tres lent - 05:59
• 3 II. Tres vif Scherzando 04:13
• 4 III. Allegro ma non troppo 05:50
• 5 No. 1. Lied 03:24
• 6 No. 2. Menuet 01:56
• 7 No. 3. Cortege 02:33
• 8 No. 1. Extase 03:54
• 9 No. 2. Voiles blanches, au crepuscule 02:33
• 10 No. 3. Une chasse … au loin 01:55
• 11 No. 4. La-bas, tres loin, sur la mer 03:23
• 12 Lamento 07:12
• 13 No. 1. Par un clair matin 05:40
• 14 No. 2. Soir d'automne 04:16
• 15 No. 3. Serenade 04:06
• Total Runtime 01:03:28

Info for Gaubert: Works for Violin, Cello, and Piano

Gaubert was a great master of the flute, but it is often forgotten that he began with the violin, which enabled him to support his family. He truly was a violinist, as attests the Concerto, released three years ago, as well as the Violin Sonata and Quatre Esquisses - two world premieres - which ideally exploit the instrument’s lyricism and delicacy of colours. But the cello is not to be outdone: already present on the orchestral disc, it is present here in highly virtuosic pieces.

Finally, another premiere: the Trois Aquarelles in the original instrumentation for violin (indicated before the flute), cello and piano, so this will be a discovery.

Need we introduce the artists? It would be impossible to find better for reintroducing a great and particularly appealing composer.

Jean-Marc Phillips-Varjabedian, violin
Henri Demarquette, cello
Marie-Josephe Jude, piano

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