Ravel: Complete Piano Works / Alice Ader

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Label
Fuga Libera
Release Date
May 8, 2012
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      RAVEL, MAURICE
    • PERFORMER
      Alice Ader
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      May 08, 2012
    • UPC
      5400439005921
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      FUG592
    • LABEL
      Fuga Libera
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      2
    • GENRE
      Instrumental
    Works ⌄

    1. I. Ondine

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    2. II. Le gibet

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    3. III. Scarbo

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    4. Serenade grotesque

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    5. Pavane pour une infante defunte (version for piano)

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    6. Jeux d'eau

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    7. Prelude

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    8. No. 1. Noctuelles

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    9. No. 2. Oiseaux tristes

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    10. No. 3. Une barque sur l'ocean

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    11. No. 4. Alborada del gracioso

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    12. No. 5. La vallee des cloches

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    13. No. 1. Prelude

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    14. No. 2. Fugue

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    15. No. 3. Forlane

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    16. No. 4. Rigaudon

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    17. No. 5. Menuet

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    18. No. 6. Toccata

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    19. Menuet sur le nom d'Haydn

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    20. I. Modéré

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    21. II. Mouvement de Menuet

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    22. III. Anime

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    23. A la manière de Chabrier

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    24. A la manière de Borodine

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    25. I. Modéré, tres franc

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    26. II. Assez lent, avec une expression intense

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    27. III. Modéré

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    28. IV. Assez anime

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    29. V. Presque lent, dans un sentiment intime

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    30. VI. Vif

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    31. VII. Moins vif

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    32. VIII. Epilogue: Lent

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader

    33. Menuet antique (version for piano)

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Performer: Alice Ader


Alice Ader’s first Debussy disc (Erato) won all the awards in the specialist press on its release twenty years ago and is still regarded as an unequalled benchmark. Now this unconventional pianist at last unveils her recording of the complete Ravel piano works. And what better moment could there be than Debussy Year to present these two hours or so of music in dialogue, en Miroirs as it were, with the œuvre of ‘Claude de France’? Ravel, the hot-blooded Swiss watchmaker, the discreet Lisztian, the mediocre pianist who made such extreme demands on his colleagues, the man of so many sublime paradoxes, deserves only the finest interpreters: those who take the time to explore his deepest recesses. Alice Ader, light-years away from the flashy gestures often encountered in this music, takes us to the very heart of one of the most secretive composers of his time.