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Pièces Pour Un, Deux Et Quatre Pianos (Scaramouche ∙ Le Bal Martiniquais ∙ Printemps ∙ Automne ∙ Paris)

Darius Milhaud, Christian Ivaldi, Noël Lee, Michel Béroff, Jean-Philippe Collard

Label
La Voix De Son Maître
Catalog number
C 069-12076
Format
LP · Album · Reissue · Stereo
Country
France
Released
1984
Genre
Classical
7,978,142records tracked
0copies listed for sale
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Pièces Pour Un, Deux Et Quatre Pianos (Scaramouche ∙ Le Bal Martiniquais ∙ Printemps ∙ Automne ∙ Paris) has 5 tracks, about 12:07 of music. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.

  1. A1I. Vif
    Piano
    Christian Ivaldi, Noël Lee
  2. A4I. Chanson Créole
    Piano
    Christian Ivaldi, Noël Lee
  3. A6I. Septembre
    Piano
    Noël Lee
  4. B1I. Montmartre
    Piano
    Christian Ivaldi, Jean-Philippe Collard, Michel Béroff, Noël Lee
  5. B7I. Modéré
    Piano
    Christian Ivaldi
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This 1984 release by La Voix de Son Maître presents a curated selection of Darius Milhaud’s compositions for multiple pianos, showcasing the composer’s unique blend of French neo-classicism and rhythmic influences from his time in Brazil and the Caribbean. The record features the notable suite Scaramouche, which originated from incidental music for Molière’s play Le Médecin volant, as well as the evocative Le Bal Martiniquais and other works for one, two, and four pianos.

The recording features a distinguished ensemble of pianists—Christian Ivaldi, Noël Lee, Michel Béroff, and Jean-Philippe Collard—who were prominent interpreters of 20th-century French music during the late 20th century. Released as part of a series celebrating Milhaud’s prolific output, this pressing was designed to highlight the complex polytonal textures and playful, jazz-inflected melodies that defined the composer’s signature style and his contributions to the Group of Six.

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