Ravel, Schmitt: Piano Concertos

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Label
Ars Produktion
Release Date
October 30, 2015
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    Featuring
    • COMPOSER
      RAVEL SCHMITT
    • ORCHESTRA / ENSEMBLE
      Ose Symphonic Orchestra
    • PERFORMER
      Larderet, Kawka
    Product Details
    • RELEASE DATE
      October 30, 2015
    • UPC
      4260052381786
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      ARS38178
    • LABEL
      Ars Produktion
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
    Works
    1. Piano Concerto for the Left Hand in D Major, M. 82

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Ensemble: Orchestre Symphonique Ose

      Performer: Vincent Larderet

      Conductor: Daniel Kawka

    2. I. J'entends dans le lointain (Version for Piano & Orchestra)

      Composer: Florent Schmitt

      Ensemble: Orchestre Symphonique Ose

      Performer: Vincent Larderet

      Conductor: Daniel Kawka

    3. I. Allegramente

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Ensemble: Orchestre Symphonique Ose

      Performer: Vincent Larderet

      Conductor: Daniel Kawka

    4. II. Adagio assai

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Ensemble: Orchestre Symphonique Ose

      Performer: Vincent Larderet

      Conductor: Daniel Kawka

    5. III. Presto

      Composer: Maurice Ravel

      Ensemble: Orchestre Symphonique Ose

      Performer: Vincent Larderet

      Conductor: Daniel Kawka


This recording contains the piano concertos of Maurice Ravel and a piece for piano and orchestra by Florent Schmitt, performed by pianist Vincent Larderet, the OSE Symphonic Orchestra, and conductor Daniel Kawka. Vincent Larderet's performance of Ravel's piano concertos is marked by careful adherence to the original score and respect for the composer's markings, while at the same time, liberating it from certain habits of interpretation. Florent Schmitt's reputation as a composer rivaled Ravel's during his life time, though his music has now inexplicably and unjustifiably fallen into obscurity. The restoration of an extraordinary musical score may contribute to the rehabilitation of one of the greatest French composers of his generation.