Satie: Piano Works / Hao

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Label
Naxos
Release Date
November 9, 2018
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      SATIE, ERIK
    • PERFORMER
      Duanduan Hao
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      November 09, 2018
    • UPC
      747313379675
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      8573796
    • LABEL
      Naxos
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. Allegro (1884)

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    2. Leit-motiv du Panthée

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    3. Verset laïque et somptueux

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    4. Fugue-valse

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    5. No. 1. Préambule

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    6. No. 2. Coquecigrue

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    7. No. 3. Chasse

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    8. No. 4. Fanfaronnade

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    9. No. 5. Pour sortir - Retraite

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    10. Sans titre, peut-être pour la messe des pauvres, "Modéré" (version for piano)

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    11. Pousse l'amour: Chanson andalouse

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    12. I. Marche franco-lunaire

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    13. III. Valse du Mystérieux baiser dans l'œil

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    14. Act I

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    15. Act II

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    16. Act III

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    17. Tendrement (version for piano)

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    18. Act I: Prélude, "La Vocation"

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    19. Act II: Prélude, "L'Initiation"

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    20. Act III: Prélude, "L'Incantation"

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    21. I. Allegro

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    22. II. Andante

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    23. III. Vivace

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    24. Nocturne No. 6 (completed by R. Orledge)

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    25. Le bœuf Angora (The Angora Ox) (version for piano)

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    26. Le fils des étoiles, Act I: Gnossienne No. 7

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    27. I. Ne bois pas ton chocolat avec tes doigts

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    28. II. Ne souffle pas dans tes oreilles

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    29. III. Ne mets pas ta tête sous ton bras

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao

    30. Poudre d'or

      Composer: Erik Satie

      Performer: Duanduan Hao


Satie’s personal eccentricities have never masked the fact that his music was both revolutionary and anticipatory of later artistic movements, principally Minimalism, Surrealism and Theatre of the Absurd. His piano music offers a perfect distillation of these elements. The Allegro is his earliest known work, offering his first use of quotations, a favored device. The extended pieces Le Fils des etoiles and uspud derive from incidental music, glorying in parodic and grotesque scenes, while his ‘humoristic’ phase of the 1910s is explored in Cinq Grimaces. Only Satie could attempt to fuse a fugue with a waltz, as he does in the Fugue-valse. Duanduan Hao was born in China in 1990. He began his piano lessons when he was four and by the age of six was already drawing attention to his precocious ability. He then studied in Shanghai and in Paris, going on to win many prizes in international piano competitions. He currently lives in New York and studies at The Juilliard School and Columbia University.