Fanny Azzuro
PIANORECITAL
- Golden Dreams
- 1905 Impressions
- De l'expression dans l'impression
- Scenes on edge
- Rachmaninoff, Etudes-Tableaux, op.33 & op. 39
- Schumann: The Red and the Black
- From Chopin to Gershwin
- Landscapes of the soul
DUET
- Romantic spirit
- Impulsions
- Sparkles
- Tribute to Rachmaninov
- France versus Germany: between romanticism and modernism
- French music for horn and piano
TRIO
WITH RECITER
FOUR HANDS
IN QUINTET
ORIGINAL PROJECTS
REPERTOIRE
Rachmaninoff, Etudes-Tableaux, op.33 & op. 39
The complete set
"Rachmaninoff was full of a burning inner passion, he was a very earthy man. And his music called for more humanism, for purity of thought, all things that can be found in every soul. It knocked on the door of simple hearts that had not yet had time to wither, and they answered it". Bajanov
In 1911, a year after the composition of the Preludes, Op. 32, Sergei Rachmaninoff inaugurated a first series of piano pieces entitled Etudes-Tableaux, Op. 33. In 1917, he composed Op. 39, a work from the end of his Russian period. 1917: a pivotal year, with the February Revolution, he felt that his place was no longer in Russia. On 23 December 1917, he and his family left Russia forever.
The Etudes-tableaux are elegantly concise pieces with a lyricism in the form of sketches that are likely to create concrete images and strongly felt moods in the listener. At once dark, aggressive or overwhelming music, unheard-of harmonies are heard.
"I am a Russian composer, my homeland has left its mark on my personality, this is Russian music". Rachmaninoff
UPCOMING CONCERTS
Saint Leu La Forêt, France
Les granges musicales
Jaunay-Marigny, France
Garges-lès-Gonesse, France
Festival d'Auvers
Sarcelles, France
Festival d'Auvers
Riom, France