Révolution
David Kadouch (piano)
To get the most out of this recital, which sounds on paper like a collection of bits and pieces, one should approach it as a live concert program. In that light Kadouch has produced one of the...
Révolution
David Kadouch (piano)
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To get the most out of this recital, which sounds on paper like a collection of bits and pieces, one should approach it as a live concert program. In that light Kadouch has produced one of the...
About
The gigantic fresco of history and these tiny moments of life combine to form a tracery of memory. It is on this incongruity that the performer’s art rests. Composers’ revolutions have
been as much personal as political. In this recording, David Kadouch demonstrates that music is a human paradox that demonstrates this phenomenon in both the infinitely small and the
infinitely large.
Contents and tracklist
IX. La reine invoque le tout puissant au moment où elle doit mourir - La guillotine tombe
Track length1:19
Awards and reviews
January/February 2020
To get the most out of this recital, which sounds on paper like a collection of bits and pieces, one should approach it as a live concert program. In that light Kadouch has produced one of the most intriguing piano CDs of the year and again demonstrates his outstanding talents as performer and interpreter.
