Qobuz Store wallpaper
Categories:
Cart 0

Your cart is empty

Jean-Marc Foltz and Stephan Oliva|Visions fugitives

Visions fugitives

Jean-Marc Foltz & Stephan Oliva

Digital booklet

Available in
24-Bit/44.1 kHz Stereo

Unlimited Streaming

Listen to this album in high quality now on our apps

Start my trial period and start listening to this album

Enjoy this album on Qobuz apps with your subscription

Subscribe

Enjoy this album on Qobuz apps with your subscription

Digital Download

Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs.

His long friendship and complicity with Stephan Oliva gave clarinettist Jean Marc Foltz the desire to release this first album, Visions fugitives, on his newly born label, which also bears the name of the title of the Prokofiev work that inspired the duo, of which the pianist plays an extract as an introduction. This is followed by various pieces in which jazz and classical music play mirror games. Using themes borrowed from the classical repertoire (Brahms, Poulenc, Berg) and great standards (Naima, Lonnie's Lament), the two musicians blur the aesthetic boundaries of this programme with amazing talent, where composition and improvisation merge, between improvising interpretations and composed improvisations. However, the performers do not take liberties with respect to the text of the classical pages, contrary to what the effect of newness in sound would suggest, as in the Andante un poco adagio of Brahms' Clarinet Sonata, in which Stéphan Oliva asserts that he has neither added nor subtracted anything from the score. It is therefore their innovative approach, in sound and phrasing, that gives the impression of different music.
This look to classical music by jazz performers is not new: in 1963 Benny Goodman premiered Poulenc's Clarinet Sonata in New York with Leonard Bernstein at the piano. This chamber music recital may not really be jazz music, but what is certain is that the high-flying duo formed by Stephan Oliva and Jean Marc Foltz gives us the chance to hear some beautifully played music. (Qobuz / GG)


 

More info

Visions fugitives

Jean-Marc Foltz and Stephan Oliva

launch qobuz app I already downloaded Qobuz for Windows / MacOS Open

download qobuz app I have not downloaded Qobuz for Windows / MacOS yet Download the Qobuz app

You are currently listening to samples.

Listen to over 100 million songs with an unlimited streaming plan.

Listen to this playlist and more than 100 million songs with our unlimited streaming plans.

From $10.83/month

Visions Fugitives (Serguei Prokoviev)

1
Lentamente - introduction
Jean-Marc Foltz
00:02:06

Stephan Oliva, Piano - Sergei Prokoviev, Composer - Recorded by Gérard de Haro (Studio La Buissonne)

Vision Fugitive Vision Fugitive

Adage (Jean-Marc Foltz)

2
Adage
Jean-Marc Foltz
00:03:12

Stephan Oliva, Piano, Composer - Jean-Marc Foltz, Clarinet, Composer - Recorded by Gérard de Haro (Studio La Buissonne)

Vision Fugitive Vision Fugitive

Dance Preludes (Witold Lutoslavski)

3
Part II
Jean-Marc Foltz
00:02:45

Stephan Oliva, Piano - Jean-Marc Foltz, Clarinet - Witold Lutoslawski, Composer - Recorded by Gérard de Haro (Studio La Buissonne)

Vision Fugitive Vision Fugitive

Récit (Jean-Marc Foltz)

4
Récit
Jean-Marc Foltz
00:01:39

Jean-Marc Foltz, Clarinet - Jean-Marc Foltz, Composer - Recorded by Gérard de Haro (Studio La Buissonne)

Vision Fugitive Vision Fugitive

Sonate pour clarinette et piano (Francis Poulenc)

5
Romanza
Jean-Marc Foltz
00:04:46

Stephan Oliva, Piano - Jean-Marc Foltz, Clarinet - Francis Poulenc, Composer - Recorded by Gérard de Haro (Studio La Buissonne)

Vision Fugitive Vision Fugitive

Between Green and Grey (Stephan Oliva)

6
Between Green and Grey
Jean-Marc Foltz
00:03:39

Stephan Oliva, Piano, Composer - Jean-Marc Foltz, Clarinet - Recorded by Gérard de Haro (Studio La Buissonne)

Vision Fugitive Vision Fugitive

Naima (John Coltrane)

7
Naima
Jean-Marc Foltz
00:05:22

Stephan Oliva, Piano - Jean-Marc Foltz, Clarinet - John Coltrane, Composer - Recorded by Gérard de Haro (Studio La Buissonne)

Vision Fugitive Vision Fugitive

Vier Stücke I (Alan Berg)

8
Vier Stücke I
Jean-Marc Foltz
00:01:08

Stephan Oliva, Piano - Jean-Marc Foltz, Clarinet - Alan Berg, Composer - Recorded by Gérard de Haro (Studio La Buissonne)

Vision Fugitive Vision Fugitive

Variation Berg #1 (Jean-Marc Foltz)

9
Variation Berg #1
Jean-Marc Foltz
00:01:26

Stephan Oliva, Piano, Composer - Jean-Marc Foltz, Clarinet, Composer - Recorded by Gérard de Haro (Studio La Buissonne)

Vision Fugitive Vision Fugitive

Variation Berg #2 (Jean-Marc Foltz)

10
Variation Berg #2
Jean-Marc Foltz
00:01:50

Stephan Oliva, Piano, Composer - Jean-Marc Foltz, Clarinet, Composer - Recorded by Gérard de Haro (Studio La Buissonne)

Vision Fugitive Vision Fugitive

Vier Stücke II (Alan Berg)

11
Vier Stücke II
Jean-Marc Foltz
00:02:19

Stephan Oliva, Piano - Jean-Marc Foltz, Clarinet - Alan Berg, Composer - Recorded by Gérard de Haro (Studio La Buissonne)

Vision Fugitive Vision Fugitive

Clarinet Sonata No. 1 in F minor, Op. 120 (Johannes Brahms)

12
Andante un poco adagio
Jean-Marc Foltz
00:05:19

Jean-Marc Foltz, Clarinet - Stephan Oliva, Piano - Johannes Brahms, Composer - Recorded by Gérard de Haro (Studio La Buissonne)

Vision Fugitive Vision Fugitive

Reminiscence (Jean-Marc Foltz)

13
Reminiscence
Jean-Marc Foltz
00:02:45

Stephan Oliva, Piano, Composer - Jean-Marc Foltz, Clarinet, Composer - Recorded by Gérard de Haro (Studio La Buissonne)

Vision Fugitive Vision Fugitive

Lonnie's Lament (John Coltrane)

14
Lonnie's Lament
Jean-Marc Foltz
00:05:43

Stephan Oliva, Piano - Jean-Marc Foltz, Clarinet - John Coltrane, Composer - Recorded by Gérard de Haro (Studio La Buissonne)

Vision Fugitive Vision Fugitive

Album review

His long friendship and complicity with Stephan Oliva gave clarinettist Jean Marc Foltz the desire to release this first album, Visions fugitives, on his newly born label, which also bears the name of the title of the Prokofiev work that inspired the duo, of which the pianist plays an extract as an introduction. This is followed by various pieces in which jazz and classical music play mirror games. Using themes borrowed from the classical repertoire (Brahms, Poulenc, Berg) and great standards (Naima, Lonnie's Lament), the two musicians blur the aesthetic boundaries of this programme with amazing talent, where composition and improvisation merge, between improvising interpretations and composed improvisations. However, the performers do not take liberties with respect to the text of the classical pages, contrary to what the effect of newness in sound would suggest, as in the Andante un poco adagio of Brahms' Clarinet Sonata, in which Stéphan Oliva asserts that he has neither added nor subtracted anything from the score. It is therefore their innovative approach, in sound and phrasing, that gives the impression of different music.
This look to classical music by jazz performers is not new: in 1963 Benny Goodman premiered Poulenc's Clarinet Sonata in New York with Leonard Bernstein at the piano. This chamber music recital may not really be jazz music, but what is certain is that the high-flying duo formed by Stephan Oliva and Jean Marc Foltz gives us the chance to hear some beautifully played music. (Qobuz / GG)


 

Details of the original recording : Recorded by Gérard de Haro (Studio La Buissonne), January 2011

About the album

Improve album information

Qobuz logo Why buy on Qobuz?

On sale now...

Getz/Gilberto

Stan Getz

Getz/Gilberto Stan Getz

Moanin'

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers

Moanin' Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers

Blue Train

John Coltrane

Blue Train John Coltrane

Live In Europe

Melody Gardot

Live In Europe Melody Gardot
You may also like...

Eagle's Point

Chris Potter

Eagle's Point Chris Potter

S3NS

Ibrahim Maalouf

S3NS Ibrahim Maalouf

An Ever Changing View

Matthew Halsall

An Ever Changing View Matthew Halsall

Sample The Sky

Laura Misch

Sample The Sky Laura Misch

Vagabond

Dominic Miller

Vagabond Dominic Miller