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Nocturne

Aurélie Noll, Maria Cristina Kiehr (soprano), Yolena Orea-Sánchez, Marina Wiedmer, Yi-Fang Huang, Olivier Carillier

Nocturne

Aurélie Noll, Maria Cristina Kiehr (soprano), Yolena Orea-Sánchez, Marina Wiedmer, Yi-Fang Huang, Olivier Carillier

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This CD recording is the result of a succession of different moments of musical happiness and the encounter between the solo harpist of the Basel Symphony Orchestra Aurélie Noll, and two exceptional musicians. María Cristina Kiehr (soprano) and Yolena Orea-Sánchez (violonchello) have put their talent and artistic sensitivity at the service of this wonderful repertoire. The special sound of the harp creates a kind of new relief here and lends this unusual album its special charm. The program includes works by Reynaldo Hahn, Tchaikovsky, Manuel de Falla and Gabriel Fauré. One highlight is certainly the new composition for soprano, cello and harp by Swiss composer Silvan Loher, whose delicate and impressionistic musical style fits wonderfully into this project. Soprano María Cristina Kiehr, born in Tandil, Argentina, is a specialist in "early music". The South American cellist Yolena Orea-Sánchez is a permanent member of the Basel Symphony Orchestra, as is the harpist Noll. She can be heard regularly at numerous European music festivals with the Trio Anthilia (violin, cello and piano), which she co-founded.

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1. Nicht schnell
Track length3:24
1. Zart und mit Ausdruck
Track length3:37
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