Deborah Nemtanu's playing, always big- and raw-boned, gives the impression of challenging freshness and creativity, as well as technical assurance and tonal luster.
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Next comes Ravel’s La valse; the accordion enters, and the sense of comparative normalcy in Lalo’s concerto exits. But for those who might initially object to the inclusion of that instrument, the first few moments should help dispel any qualms. The arrangement they play might be characterized as salon music extraordinaire, and those who enjoyed the stylish entertainments of, for example, I Salonisti, should feast on Henri’s vibrant transcriptions.
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The idea of a “pouch symphony” seems to be its portability, and this ensemble and their soloists have packed a lot of substance, stylishly adapted, into their ample pocket. Very strongly recommended.
La violoniste Deborah Nemtanu gagnera Essaouira au Maroc pour deux concerts en cette fin de semaine: le premier en sonate,…
Lire la suiteLa violoniste Deborah Nemtanu gagnera Essaouira au Maroc pour deux concerts en cette fin de semaine: le premier en sonate, en duo avec le pianiste Romain Descharmes, le deuxième avec l’Orchestre Philharmonique du Maroc (Olivier Holt, direction) où elle interprètera Tzigane de Ravel et des airs bohémiens de Sarasate.
