Octuorissimo

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of chamber music with the Quatuor Debussy's 2013 release, "Octuorissimo." This 56-minute journey through contemporary classical compositions showcases the ensemble's virtuosity and versatility. The album, released under the 1001 Notes label, is a testament to the Quatuor Debussy's ability to breathe new life into both classic and modern pieces.

"Octuorissimo" opens with the dynamic "Last Round pour ensemble à cordes," a two-movement work that sets the tone for the album's energetic and expressive performances. The Quatuor Debussy then delves into the intimate and evocative "Adagio et allegretto pour quatuor à cordes," showcasing their ability to convey a wide range of emotions through their playing.

The album also features the world premiere recording of the "Octet," a four-movement work that highlights the ensemble's tight-knit chemistry and technical prowess. From the aggressive and accented first movement to the slow and contemplative second, the Quatuor Debussy navigates the piece's complexities with ease and grace.

Throughout "Octuorissimo," the Quatuor Debussy demonstrates their deep understanding of the repertoire and their commitment to pushing the boundaries of chamber music. Whether they are performing the playful "Two Pieces, Op. 11" or the sultry "Tango ballet pour quatuor à cordes," the ensemble's performances are always engaging and thought-provoking. This album is a must-listen for anyone looking to explore the rich and diverse world of chamber music.