In aller Stille

Isabelle Faust's "In aller Stille" is a captivating exploration of chamber music, released on February 19, 2015, under the Tacheles! label. This album is a unique dialogue between the renowned violinist Isabelle Faust and writer Roger Willemsen, offering a profound and introspective journey through the world of classical music.

Comprising 28 tracks, each titled "Teil" (Part) followed by a number, the album spans a total duration of 1 hour and 26 minutes. The pieces are composed by György Kurtág, a contemporary Hungarian composer known for his minimalist and introspective style. Faust's virtuosic playing, accompanied by the Prague Philharmonia under the direction of Jiri Belohlavek, brings a deep sense of intimacy and reflection to each part.

The album is not just a collection of musical pieces but also a literary work, as Willemsen's narration intertwines with Faust's performance, creating a multi-dimensional experience. The collaboration between Faust and Willemsen adds a layer of depth, making "In aller Stille" a standout release in the realm of classical and chamber music. Whether you're a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a newcomer looking to explore the genre, Isabelle Faust's "In aller Stille" promises a rich and rewarding listening experience.