Klaus Huber - Complete Cello Works ~ Alexis Descharmes (B003EN2SB4)

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Klaus Huber occupe une situation tout à fait singulière dans la création musicale contemporaine. Délibérément à l’écart des modes, le compositeur se fraye depuis le milieu des années cinquante un chemin qui le conduit à sonder toujours plus la dimension « éthique » de la musique et son œuvre dévoile un musicien terriblement humain, plein de compassion pour ses semblables, ce dont témoigne magnifiquement l’interprétation que nous en donne ici Alexis Descharmes.

Alexis Descharmes a fait la rencontre du compositeur il y a douze ans, date à laquelle fut prise la décision d’enregistrer l’intégrale de son œuvre pour violoncelle. Ce disque constitue donc un témoignage exceptionnel : à la fois celui d’un parcours compositionnel hors du commun, le cheminement de l’un des plus grands compositeurs encore vivants du vingtième siècle, dont l’influence aura été majeure sur plusieurs générations de créateurs, et celui d’une rencontre musicale privilégiée entre le compositeur et l’un des violoncellistes les plus recherchés du paysage musical contemporain.

Klaus Huber occupies a thoroughly singular place in contemporary musical creation. Far removed from trends and fashions, the composer cuts a path, which leads him to always probe, ever more deeply, the ‘ethical’ dimension of music. His oeuvre reveals a terribly human musician, full of compassion for his fellow man, and this is magnificently attested to by the interpretations that Alexis Descharmes gives us here. Alexis Descharmes met the composer 12 years ago, when the decision was made to record his complete works for cello. This disc thus constitutes an exceptional testimony: both that of an unusual compositional career, the progression of one of the greatest composers of the 20th century still alive and who will have had a major influence on several generations of creators, and that of a special musical encounter between the composer and one the most sought-after cellists on the contemporary music scene.

Klaus Huber's oeuvre reveals a musician, full of compassion for his fellow man, magnificently attested to by the interpretations that Alexis Descharmes gives us here. Descharmes met the composer 12 years ago, when the decision was made to record his complete works for cello. Booklet note by Brian Ferneyhough.

“Alexis Descharmes is not only a brilliant cellist; he is also someone who probes all the musical dimensions of a score in depth. I would go so far as to say that his interpretations reveal the full transcendence of my music.” Klaus Huber

“Few composers have investigated the cello's range and capabilities quite as exhaustively as Klaus Huber...Descharmes' mournful solo cello gradually acquires life as three further cellos join in, their lines weaving together with a timbral variety which in places recalls the piece's origins as a work for flute.” The Independent, 6th August 2010 ****

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Pistes:

01 Ein Hauch von Unzeit Vlll (1972), version pour quatre violoncelles

02 Transposition ad infinitum (1976), pour violoncelle seul

Lazarus pour violoncelle et piano (1978)

03 Part l

04 Part ll

05 Rauhe Pinselspitze pour violoncelle et percussions coréennes (1992)

06 …ruhe sanft… in memoriam John Cage pour quatre violoncelle et voix (1992)

Partita pour violoncelle et clavecin (1954):

07 Part l

08 Part ll

09 Part lll

10 Part lV

11 Part V

12 Part Vl

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Performers:

Alexis Descharmes, cello

Sebastien Vichard, piano and harpsichord

Jean-Baptiste Leclere, buk

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