Special offer. Debussy - Complete Piano Works Volume 5
Pascal Rogé (piano), with Ami Rogé (piano)
There is no doubting either Rogé's touch, with some spine-tingling textures in the final 'Scherzando' of En blanc et noir, and evocative eeriness in 'Pour l'Egyptienne' from the Epigraphes antiques.
Special offer. Debussy - Complete Piano Works Volume 5
Pascal Rogé (piano), with Ami Rogé (piano)
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There is no doubting either Rogé's touch, with some spine-tingling textures in the final 'Scherzando' of En blanc et noir, and evocative eeriness in 'Pour l'Egyptienne' from the Epigraphes antiques.
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For the final volume in his Debussy edition for ONYX, Pascal Roge is joined by his wife Ami in a collection of works for piano 4 hands and for 2 pianos.
Since the release of Volume 1 Preludes I & II in 2005, Roge’s recordings of Debussy have been received with critical acclaim. He is the quintessential interpreter for this repertoire.
Contents and tracklist
- Pascal Rogé, Ami Rogé
- Pascal Rogé, Ami Rogé
- Pascal Rogé, Ami Rogé
- Pascal Rogé, Ami Rogé
- Pascal Rogé, Ami Rogé
- Pascal Rogé, Ami Rogé
- Pascal Rogé, Ami Rogé
- Pascal Rogé, Ami Rogé
- Pascal Rogé, Ami Rogé
- Pascal Rogé, Ami Rogé
- Pascal Rogé, Ami Rogé
- Pascal Rogé, Ami Rogé
- Pascal Rogé, Ami Rogé
Awards and reviews
December 2011
There is no doubting either Rogé's touch, with some spine-tingling textures in the final 'Scherzando' of En blanc et noir, and evocative eeriness in 'Pour l'Egyptienne' from the Epigraphes antiques.
December 2011
The masterpiece here is En blanc et noir...The Roges revel in its many nuances and the glistening sonorities of the textures
2nd September 2011
The most engaging is the Petite Suite, delivered with a buoyant, rippling touch to bring out its warmth and charm.
Classical Music 24th September 2011
Here there is spaciousness, an evocation of colour and character, a seemingly effortless precision in the duo works that put this in the front rank of Debussy.
