Franck – Strohl – Poulenc – La Tombelle
Edgar Moreau (cello) & David Kadouch (piano)
Awards:
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Gramophone Magazine, March 2018, Editor's Choice
Fervent and passionate, [the Strohl] proves tremendously listenable; and here Moreau and Kadouch give it all they’ve got…[In the Franck] they seem at times too get up…The Poulenc, however, flowers...
Franck – Strohl – Poulenc – La Tombelle
Edgar Moreau (cello) & David Kadouch (piano)
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Awards:
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Gramophone Magazine, March 2018, Editor's Choice
Fervent and passionate, [the Strohl] proves tremendously listenable; and here Moreau and Kadouch give it all they’ve got…[In the Franck] they seem at times too get up…The Poulenc, however, flowers...
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Cellist Edgar Moreau and pianist David Kadouch have some pleasurable surprises in store with this programme of French sonatas from the late 19th and 20th centuries. The composers are Franck, Poulenc and two little-known figures, Rita Strohl and Fernand de La Tombelle. Forming an adjunct to the programme is the world premiere recording of a piece by Poulenc: Souvenirs, written in 1944. As the French magazine Télérama has written: “Both known as outstanding soloists, David Kadouch and Edgar Moreau also form a close-knit, well-balanced chamber duo, playing with passion and commitment.”
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Awards and reviews
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Gramophone MagazineMarch 2018Editor's Choice
April 2018
Fervent and passionate, [the Strohl] proves tremendously listenable; and here Moreau and Kadouch give it all they’ve got…[In the Franck] they seem at times too get up…The Poulenc, however, flowers surprisingly in this near-excess of care with a rewarding, kaleidoscopic range of colour.
March 2018
The great thing we’re learning about Moreau in the recording studio is that, while under-recorded repertoire has been something of a calling card thus far, ultimately this is just the icing on an overall story of a cellist whose recordings are worth hearing whatever he’s playing...his Poulenc and Franck sonatas stand out for their subtlety and poise...this is a standout album.
