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Good Night!

Bertrand Chamayou

SKU: 0190295193263

Barcode: 0190295193263

19.00 £19.00
  • Genre: Classical
  • Label: Erato
  • Released Date: 9th October 2020
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The Sixteen Lullabies – Or Berceuses – That Pianist Bertrand Chamayou Has Chosen For Good Night! Form A Captivatingly Varied Album. His Programme Embraces A Diversity Of Eras And Musical Cultures: Chopin, Liszt, Grieg And, Of Course, Brahms Through Balakirev, Lyapunov, Alkan, Bonis, Busoni, Janáček, Martinů And Villa-Lobos To Helmut Lachenmann And A World Premiere, Bryce Dessner’s Song For Octave. “The Lullaby’s Place Is Halfway Between Dream And Reality,” Says Chamayou, “There Is That Special Moment As You Are Falling Asleep And You Experience All Kinds Of Emotions.” A Satisfying Recital That Will Also Enrich Digital Playlists, Good Night! Has Been Recorded In Dolby Atmos Immersive Sound.

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Track Listings

  1. Leoš Janáček Good Night ! (Excerpt From « On An Overgrown Path » Vol.1, JW 8/17 No7)
  2. Franz Liszt Wiegenlied S.198
  3. Sergei Lyapunov Berceuse D’une Poupée Op.59, No2 (Excerpt From “6 Morceaux Faciles”)
  4. Frédéric Chopin Berceuse In D-Flat Major, Op.57
  5. Sergei Lyapunov Berceuse Op.11 No1 (Excerpt From “12 Transcendental Etudes”)
  6. Heitor Villa-Lobos : A Pobersinha (Excerpt From “A Prole Do Bebê”) W140
  7. Mel Bonis La Toute Petite S’endort (Excerpt From « Miocheries » Op.126)
  8. Edvard Grieg Berceuse (Excerpt From Lyric Pieces, Book II, Op.38 No1)
  9. Bryce Dessner Song For Octave
  10. Ferrucio Busoni Berceuse (Excerpt From « Elegies » BV249, No7)
  11. Franz Liszt Berceuse S174a/R57a
  12. Helmut LachenmannWiegenmusik
  13. Johannes Brahms Wiegenlied Op.49, No4 (Transcription : Max Reger)
  14. Bohuslav Martinu Ukolebavka (Berceuse) (Excerpt From “Film En Miniature”, H.148 No3)
  15. Mily Balakirev Berceuse In D-Flat Major
  16. Charles-Valentin Alkan J’étais Endormie, Mais Son Cœur Veillait… (Excerpt From « 25 Préludes, Op.31 No13)

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