Satie – Piano Music, Vol. 2 – Noriko Ogawa – 2017 (FLAC, 24BIT – 96KHZ)
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Composer: Erik Alfred Leslie Satie
Performer: Noriko Ogawa – piano
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Erik Satie Early Piano Works Rar Extractor Those performing his works are well aware of his weird instructions to the performer. The instructions are meant as a dialogue between the composer and the performer only: To whoever. Erik satie - early piano works. Classical music in general MIDI file format, sorted by composers you look like someone who appreciates good music. [PDF + MP3 (human)] [Interpreted] Video - Piano solo Contemporary * License: Public domain Satie, Erik Gnossienne 5 sheet for 8notes listen favourite artists on any device. Visit the piano page for free mp3s of Satie's Gymnopedies. Erik Satie-Early Piano Works-Philips-iTunes-mp3 >> music. Satie Erik Oeuvres >> music: 4 years ago. Instrumental By FEFE2003 rar >> other: 12 years ago. Erik Satie Early Piano Works Rar Extractor. Those performing his works are well aware of his weird instructions to the performer. Erik Satie (1866-1925) is best known for his charming, unpretentious, and sometimes humorous piano works. His early works, like the Gymnopedies, reflect Satie's interest in Gregorian chant while also prefiguring the Impressionist music of Debussy and others. Satie, Alfred Erik Leslie. Honfleur, Normandy 1866 - Paris 1925. Works in alphabetic order. Gnossiennes (1890): Gnossiennes.
01. Prélude de la porte héroique du ciel 3:32
02. – 22. Sports et Divertissements 13:28
23. – 25. Trois Sarabandes 14:55
26. – 29. Préludes flasques (4), pour un chien 4:11
30. – 32. Véritables préludes flasques (3), pour un chien 2:39
33. – 35. 3 Fanfares of the Rose+Cross 13:28
36. – 38. Menus propos enfantins 2:59
39. – 41. Enfantillages pittoresques 3:33
42. – 44. Le Fils des Étoiles 11:23
45. – 47. Peccadilles importunes 2:25
48. – 50. Trois Nouvelles Enfantines 2:25
Recorded: August and September 2015
Recording Venue: J Studio, Tokyo College of Music, Japan
Released in 2016 – the 150th anniversary of the birth of Erik Satie – the first volume of this series was warmly greeted by reviewers worldwide, who praised the clarity of Noriko Ogawa’s interpretations as well as the crystalline sound of her chosen instrument, an Érard grand piano from 1890. Like its predecessor, this second instalment takes in music from different phases of the composer’s career, including the very early Three Sarabandes from 1887. A few years later Satie became involved with an esoteric society called ‘The Catholic Rosy Cross of the Temple and the Grail’ for which he composed works such as the Sonneries de la Rose+Croix.
With Jean Cocteau, whom he had first met in 1915, he started work on incidental music for a production of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream (resulting in the Cinq Grimaces).
Throughout his life, Satie identified strongly with children and famously said of himself that he ‘came into the world very young, in an age that was very old’. In 1913, during what is often termed his ‘humorous’ period he composed the four sets of children’s pieces (‘Enfantines’) included on the disc. Hailing from the same period are the two sets of ‘Flabby preludes for a dog’ as well as the suite Sports et divertissements. Often regarded as one of the finest examples of Satie’s art, this consists of a prelude and 20 musical snapshots depicting different sports and leisure activities, including golf, fishing and dancing. The suite was first published as a collector’s album, accompanied by illustrations by Charles Martin and Satie’s own prose poetry and calligraphy.
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Mystifying but wondrous, and Ogawa’s clean, refined playing delights. Gorgeous recorded sound and good notes too.
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