Immerse yourself in the captivating world of classical piano with Lydia Jardon's enchanting album, "La Mer" Debussy - Vuillemin - Ravel. Released on January 1, 2001, under the Ar Ré-Sé label, this 52-minute collection is a testament to Jardon's virtuosity and her deep connection with the compositions of Debussy, Vuillemin, and Ravel.
The album opens with Debussy's iconic "La Mer," a symphonic masterpiece transcribed for piano by Lucien Garban, which is divided into three mesmerizing movements: "De L'Aube À Midi Sur La Mer," "Jeux De Vagues," and "Dialogue Du Vent Et De La Mer." Each piece is a vivid portrayal of the sea, capturing its ever-changing moods and rhythms with remarkable precision.
Following this, Jardon delves into Ravel's "Miroirs," specifically the third movement, "Une barque sur l'océan," a piece that evokes the gentle rocking of a boat on the ocean's surface. The album continues with three movements from Vuillemin's "Soirs Amoricains," each offering a unique perspective on the landscapes and sounds of Brittany: "Au Large Des Clochers," "Carillons Dans La Baie," and "Appareillage."
The album concludes with Debussy's "L'Isle Joyeuse," a lively and joyful piece that brings the collection to a triumphant close. Throughout the album, Jardon's playing is marked by a delicate touch and a keen sense of phrasing, making this a truly memorable listening experience. Whether you're a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, Lydia Jardon's "La Mer" is sure to captivate and inspire.
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