Jean-Pierre Rampal e a harpista Lilt

Quiser saber mais sobre Lily Laskine acesse:

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lily_Laskine

Jean-Pierre Louis Rampal (Marseille, 7 de janeiro de 1922 - Paris, 20 de maio de 2000) foi um celebrado flautista francês. A ele foi pessoalmente atribuído o retorno da popularidade da flauta, como instrumento clássico solo, a um nível inédito, desde o século XVIII.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean-Pierre_Rampal

Sobre Lily Laskine:

Harpista francês (Paris 1893 -. ID 1988).

Hasselmans aluno no Conservatório de Paris, ganhou seu primeiro prêmio no 13 e imediatamente entrou na pedreira. Aos catorze anos, ela se apresentou em Londres, e em 16, ela estava envolvida na Ópera, onde permaneceu até 1926. Concertos a solo Koussevitsky em 1921, concertos Lamoureux de 1921 a 1940 e de 1943 a 1945, concertos Straram em 1926, concertos de Toscanini em Paris, a Filarmónica de Paris, Orquestra Nacional (1934 - 1938) e vários conjuntos de câmara, ela retornou ao Conservatório 1948-1958, desta vez como professor, e treinou uma nova geração de harpistas.

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"This collection is a must, even if you previously thought you had no particular taste for traditional Japanese music. The melodies are placid and contemplative. Ideal for reflective moments, or to relax. I'm motivated to try more of Rampal's Japanese recordings. While Rampal gets top billing, Laskine on the harp is just as prominent, and as excellent, in performing these works. The playing time of the CD (sadly, only a modest 44 minutes) is about equal measures solo flute, solo harp and harp/flute duet."

Faixas:

1. Kojo no Tsuki (Moon over Ruined Castle)

2. Chûgoku Chihô No Komori-uta (Lullaby from the Chûgoku Area)

3. Aka Tombo (Red Dragonfly)

4. Chinchin Chidori

5. Nambu Ushi-oi Uta (Iwate Cow-herding Song)

6. Defune (Setting Sail)

7. Kono Michi (This Path)

8. Hanayome Ningyô (Bridal Doll)

9. Jôgashima no Ame (Rain Falls on Jôgashima)

10. Hana (Blossoms)

11. Sakura Sakura

Total playing time: 44:21 min     recorded in June 1969

Tracklist (Details)

1. Kojo No Tsuki (Moon over ruined Castle), for koto, Composed by Rentaro Taki

2. Chugoku-Chiho-No-Komoriuta, folk song, for voice & piano, Composed by Kosaku Yamada

3. Aka Tonbo (Red Dragonfly), folk song, for voice & piano, Composed by Kosaku Yamada

4. Chin-Chin Chidori, folksong, Composed by Hidemaro Konoye

5. Nambu Ushioi Uta, folk song, Composed by Anonymous

6. Defune, folk song, Composed by Haseo Sugiyama

7. Kono Michi, folk song, for voice & piano, Composed by Kosaku Yamada

8. Hanayome Ningyo, folk song, Composed by Haseo Sugiyama

9. Yogashima No Ame, folk song, Composed by Tadashi Yanada

10. Hana (Cherry Blossom Time), folksong, Composed by Rentaro Taki

11. Sakura sakura, for flute & harp, Composed by Akio Yashiro

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