Paula Robison, the renowned flutist, presents a captivating collection of classical chamber music with her album "Borne: Carmen Fantasy." Released on March 22, 2005, under the Vanguard label, this album is a testament to Robison's virtuosity and her deep connection with the flute. Spanning a concise yet engaging 54 minutes, the album features a diverse range of compositions that showcase Robison's technical prowess and expressive depth.
The album opens with the "Fantasie Brilliante Sur Carmen," a dazzling display of Robison's skill, followed by the lyrical "Sicilienne" and the competitive "Morceau de Concours: Allegro Moderato." The "Morceaux Des Concours" series offers a blend of introspective and dynamic pieces, while the "Andante Pastoral" and "Scherzettino" provide moments of serene beauty and playful charm. The "Sonatine" and "Sonate" series further highlight Robison's versatility, culminating in a rich and satisfying musical journey.
Paula Robison's "Borne: Carmen Fantasy" is a must-listen for classical music enthusiasts and those seeking to explore the depths of chamber music. Her nuanced interpretations and impeccable technique make this album a standout in her discography and a valuable addition to any music lover's collection.