Lalo: Chamber music for piano and strings

Release Date: 28th Apr 2014
Catalogue No: CC777706
Label: Continuo Classics
Length: 65 minutes

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Lalo: Piano Trio No. 1 in C minor, Op. 7

Work length20:35

Dorian Lamotte (violin), Florent Audibert (cello), François Dumont (piano)
Recorded: March 2013
Recording Venue: Salle Colonne, Paris

I. Allegro

Track length5:57

II. Romance

Track length5:02

III. Scherzo

Track length3:54

IV. Finale

Track length5:42

Lalo: Piano Quintet in A Major

Work length15:52

Dorian Lamotte (violin), Agnès Reverdy (violin), Marc Desmons (viola), Florent Audibert (cello), François Dumont (piano)
Recorded: March 2013
Recording Venue: Salle Colonne, Paris

Track length7:41

II.

Track length8:11

Lalo: Guitarre, Op. 28

Work length3:13

Dorian Lamotte (violin), François Dumont (piano)

Lalo: 2 Pièces, Op. 14

Work length5:31

Agnès Reverdy (violin), François Dumont (piano)
Recorded: March 2013
Recording Venue: Salle Colonne, Paris

I. Chanson villageoise

Track length2:03

II. Sérénade

Track length3:28

Lalo: Arlequin in G major

Work length3:13

Agnès Reverdy (violin), François Dumont (piano)

Lalo: Violin Sonata in D major, Op 12

Work length17:16

Dorian Lamotte (violin), François Dumont (piano)
Recorded: March 2013
Recording Venue: Salle Colonne, Paris

I. Allegro moderato

Track length7:04

II. Andantino con moto

Track length6:22

III. Vivace

Track length3:50

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This recording presents the world premiere of an inedited copy, bearing autograph corrections, kept at the French National Library, which once attracted the attention of musicologist Joel-Marie Fauquet, a Lalo specialist - the Grand Quintette in B flat for piano, 2 violins, viola and cello, dedicated to Ernest Lubeck.

In a letter to Arthur Pougin, Lalo (10 December 1873) tells us that he had written two quintets that were still unpublished (sadly the first one seems lost forever). Another letter to Ferdinand Hiller (November 5, 1862) further says that "[...] still sick, I’m finishing an Adagio and Allegro for piano and string quartet." Finally, a letter to the same (December 1862) writes: "I'll have a Piano Quintet Fantaisie, performed in a concert on February 13, should it be a success, it will be published this winter, otherwise I’ll keep it in my stash.” Coincidentally, it was in 1862/1863 that Clara Schumann performed in Paris alongside the Armingaud Quartet.

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