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“Unprecedented” is the right word to sum up this album entirely devoted to John Field's Nocturnes. Unprecedented because it is the first recording by Florent Albrecht, an extra-terrestrial of the pianoforte, who trained late in life after a first career in the luxury goods industry. After graduating from the Conservatoire of Geneva in 2018 and laureate of the Royaumont Foundation the same year, the French pianist has already performed at the Paris Opera and the Juilliard School, among others. An unprecedented album, as it features the world premiere of Nocturne in B flat major, posthumous Op.142, a score exhumed from the shelves of the St Petersburg library by Florent Albrecht. For the occasion, Qobuz presents this original and enchanting album exclusively for five weeks.
The nocturne, a form made popular by Chopin, emerged at a time in the history of music when technical improvements in keyboard instruments enabled them to rival the expressiveness of the human voice. We do not know if it is John Field's writing talent or Florent Albrecht's fluid and airy playing—it is probably a subtle mixture of the two—but we come away from listening being convinced that the piano is the sole instrument capable of expressing the emotions of the romantic soul. The musician opts for a phrasing that is both clear and supple, perfectly suited to his instrument (a Carlo Meglio from 1826), whose rounded and slightly trembling timbre, sometimes close to a cimbalom, acts like a soothing balm for the soul. A truly calming interlude. © Pierre Lamy/Qobuz
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Florent Albrecht, Pianoforte - John Field, Composer
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
Florent Albrecht, Pianoforte - John Field, Composer
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
Florent Albrecht, Pianoforte - John Field, Composer
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
Florent Albrecht, Pianoforte - John Field, Composer
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
Florent Albrecht, Pianoforte - John Field, Composer
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
Florent Albrecht, Pianoforte - John Field, Composer
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
Florent Albrecht, Pianoforte - John Field, Composer
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
Florent Albrecht, Pianoforte - John Field, Composer
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
Florent Albrecht, Pianoforte - John Field, Composer
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
Florent Albrecht, Pianoforte - John Field, Composer
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
Florent Albrecht, Pianoforte - John Field, Composer
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
Florent Albrecht, Pianoforte - John Field, Composer
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
Florent Albrecht, Pianoforte - John Field, Composer
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
Florent Albrecht, Pianoforte - John Field, Composer
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
Florent Albrecht, Pianoforte - John Field, Composer
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
Florent Albrecht, Pianoforte - John Field, Composer
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
Resenha do Álbum
“Unprecedented” is the right word to sum up this album entirely devoted to John Field's Nocturnes. Unprecedented because it is the first recording by Florent Albrecht, an extra-terrestrial of the pianoforte, who trained late in life after a first career in the luxury goods industry. After graduating from the Conservatoire of Geneva in 2018 and laureate of the Royaumont Foundation the same year, the French pianist has already performed at the Paris Opera and the Juilliard School, among others. An unprecedented album, as it features the world premiere of Nocturne in B flat major, posthumous Op.142, a score exhumed from the shelves of the St Petersburg library by Florent Albrecht. For the occasion, Qobuz presents this original and enchanting album exclusively for five weeks.
The nocturne, a form made popular by Chopin, emerged at a time in the history of music when technical improvements in keyboard instruments enabled them to rival the expressiveness of the human voice. We do not know if it is John Field's writing talent or Florent Albrecht's fluid and airy playing—it is probably a subtle mixture of the two—but we come away from listening being convinced that the piano is the sole instrument capable of expressing the emotions of the romantic soul. The musician opts for a phrasing that is both clear and supple, perfectly suited to his instrument (a Carlo Meglio from 1826), whose rounded and slightly trembling timbre, sometimes close to a cimbalom, acts like a soothing balm for the soul. A truly calming interlude. © Pierre Lamy/Qobuz
Sobre o álbum
- 1 disco(s) - 16 faixa(s)
- Duração total: 01:15:14
- 1 Folheto digital
- Artistas principais: Florent Albrecht
- Compositor: John Field
- Gravadora: HORTUS
- Área: Irlande
- Género: Clássica
- Época: Música Romântica
2021 HORTUS 2021 HORTUS
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