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Album Information

Categories: Orchestral; Chamber Music; Vocal; Instrumental
Composers:
Berlioz, Hector; Bizet, Georges; Boëllmann, Léon; Chabrier, Emmanuel; Debussy, Claude; Duparc, Henri; Fauré, Gabriel; Ravel, Maurice; Satie, Erik; Vierne, Louis
Lyricists:
Bonnières, Robert de; Lahor, Jean; Moore, Thomas
Arrangers:
Guiraud, Ernest; Miolin, Anders
Artists:
Belgian Radio and Television Philharmonic Orchestra; Botvay, Károly; Bramall, Anthony; Bánfalvi, Béla; Fehervari, Janos; Georgiadis, John; Groves, Paul; Körmendi, Klára; Lindley, Simon; Prunyi, Ilona; Rabol, Georges; Rahbari, Alexander; Reeth, Jan van; RTÉ Sinfonietta; San Diego Symphony Orchestra; Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra; Talmi, Yoav; Thiollier, François-Joël; Vignoles, Roger
Label: Naxos
Catalogue No.: 8.558179
Release Date: 01 November 2005

Art and Music: Cezanne - Music of His Time

Paul Cézanne (1839–1906) received almost no recognition until the last years of his life, but is now widely regarded as one of the key figures in the development of modern art. His structural use of colour was the starting point for the Fauve painters; his strongly geometric approach to composition led directly to Cubism. On this CD, the world of Cézanne is given a musical perspective with a carefully chosen selection of pieces by the finest composers of his time. Inside, Hugh Griffith provides explanatory notes on his life and musical environment.