D. Scarlatti: Ombre et Lumière
18 Sonatas for piano
Anne Queffélec (piano)
[Queffelec] brings a great sensitivity of touch and impeccable technique to her performances, which brings out many nuances in the music.
D. Scarlatti: Ombre et Lumière
18 Sonatas for piano
Anne Queffélec (piano)
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[Queffelec] brings a great sensitivity of touch and impeccable technique to her performances, which brings out many nuances in the music.
About
Anne Queffélec devoted her very first recording to Scarlatti, when she was just 20-years old. Today she returns to theworld of the Italian composer with these 18 sonatas, radiant or contemplative, virtuosic or tender, which sing of Andlausia, sunshine and joie de vivre, but also the dark shadows of melancholy. After Bach and Handel Anne Queffélec here completes her Mirare trilogy of composers from 1685.
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Awards and reviews
Early Music Review February 2015
[Queffelec] brings a great sensitivity of touch and impeccable technique to her performances, which brings out many nuances in the music.
May/June 2015
Queffelec plays…with all the love she can muster, bringing an extra degree of brilliance to what she calls Scarlatti’s ‘lessons of light’.
Classical Music April 2015
another highly desirable issue.
