Click on the Link here for Audio Player – Part 1: GuillaumeCoppola Recital – Oct. 8, 2012 – Part 1
Click on the Link here for Audio Player – Part 2: Guillaume Coppola Recital – Oct. 8, 2012 – Part 2
Over to Paris this week for a recital by Pianist Guillaume Coppola and the music of Chopin, Debussy, Granados and a little Liszt tossed in for an encore. Coppola has been hailed by the French Music press as one of the keyboards Ten Stars Of Tomorrow. And judging by the audience and the enthusiasm (two encores worth), the Press may be right.
You get to decide for yourself – here is the rundown, split over two players of the concert recorded last month on September 7th during the 43rd Festival de Musique de l’Orangerie de Sceaux.
Part one has the Chopin and Part two has Debussy, Granados and the encores:
43e Festival de Musique de l’Orangerie de Sceaux : Guillaume Coppola, piano
Part 1
Frédéric Chopin
Valse N°7 en ut dièse mineur Op.64 N°2 (1847)
Polonaise N°1 en ut dèse mineur Op.26 N°1 (1834, 1835)
Impromptu N°2 en fa dièse majeur Op.36 (1839)
Fantaisie-Impromptu en ut dièse mineur Op.66 (1834)Part 2:
Claude Debussy
Préludes Livre II L 123 (1911, 1913)
1- Brouillards
2- Bruyères
3- Feux d’artificeEnrique Granados
Danse espagnole en ré majeur Op.37 N°3 (1888, 1890)
Danse espagnole en ut majeur Op.37 N°4, Villanesca (1888, 1890)
Danse espagnole en sol mineur Op.37 N°11 (1888, 1890)
Danse espagnole en ré majeur Op.37 N°6, Aragonesa (1888, 1890)
Danse espagnole en si bémol majeur Op.37 N°9 (1888, 1890)bis n°1
Franz Liszt
Consolation n°3 en ré b Majeurbis n°2, Enrique Granados
Andaluza (Danse espagnole op 37 n°5)Concert donné le 7 septembre 2012 à l’Orangerie du Domaine de Sceaux.
Enjoy and don’t forget to come back next week and bring your friends.
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