But every generation, an artist comes along to rip the velvet off the piano strings.
Actually, for the purists: In their 2004 Virgin Classics release, the duo performs a selection of Debussy songs ( Fêtes galantes , Beau soir ) but also includes the Clair de lune as a piano solo and the vocal version. Philippe Cassard, a pianist of translucent touch, treats the piano not as an accompaniment but as an equal protagonist. Debussy. Clair de lune -Dessay- Cassard- -FLAC-
Natalie Dessay is best known as a coloratura soprano—think stratospheric highs and rapid-fire ornamentation. But in this recording, she doesn’t "sing" the piano part. Instead, she performs the Poèmes of Louis de Vigny? No. Wait. Correction: On this specific album, Dessay and Cassard explore the intersection of voice and piano through transcriptions and mélodies. But every generation, an artist comes along to
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