Pascal Dusapin's "Extenso, Apex et la melancolia" is a captivating exploration of avant-garde chamber music, released in 1997 under the naïve classique label. This album showcases Dusapin's unique compositional voice, blending intricate orchestration with profound emotional depth. The seven solos for orchestra, including the standout tracks "Extenso" and "Apex," demonstrate Dusapin's mastery of form and structure, while the three-part "La melancolia 'Operatorio'" delves into the complexities of human emotion. Performed by the Orchestre National de Lyon under the direction of Emmanuel Krivine, this album is a testament to Dusapin's innovative approach to classical music. With a duration of 58 minutes, it offers a rich and immersive listening experience, perfect for those seeking to explore the boundaries of contemporary classical music.
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Tracks
7 Solos for Orchestra: No. 2, ExtensoPascal Dusapin, Orchestre National De Lyon, Emmanuel Krivine
7 Solos for Orchestra: No. 3, ApexPascal Dusapin, Orchestre National De Lyon, Emmanuel Krivine
La melancolia "Operatorio": I. Unius de quattuorPascal Dusapin, Nan Christie, Cécile Eloir, Timothy Greacen, Martyn Hill, Orchestre National De Lyon, Choeurs de Lyon-Bernard Tétu, David Robertson
La melancolia "Operatorio": Premier interludePascal Dusapin, Nan Christie, Cécile Eloir, Timothy Greacen, Martyn Hill, Orchestre National De Lyon, Choeurs de Lyon-Bernard Tétu, David Robertson
La melancolia "Operatorio": II. Il quatro locoPascal Dusapin, Nan Christie, Cécile Eloir, Timothy Greacen, Martyn Hill, Orchestre National De Lyon, Choeurs de Lyon-Bernard Tétu, David Robertson
La melancolia "Operatorio": Deuxième interludePascal Dusapin, Nan Christie, Cécile Eloir, Timothy Greacen, Martyn Hill, Orchestre National De Lyon, Choeurs de Lyon-Bernard Tétu, David Robertson
La melancolia "Operatorio": III. SaturnusPascal Dusapin, Nan Christie, Cécile Eloir, Timothy Greacen, Martyn Hill, Orchestre National De Lyon, Choeurs de Lyon-Bernard Tétu, David Robertson