Cecile Chaminade Peter Jacobs - Piano Music by Ccile Chaminade Vol 2 (19 tracks) +Album Reviews

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Cecile Chaminade, Peter Jacobs
Piano Music by Cécile Chaminade, Vol. 2
Genre: Classical

Track Listings (19) - Disc #1
1. Arlequine, for piano, Op. 53
2. Pièce Romantique, for piano, Op. 7/1
3. Romances sans Paroles (6), for piano, Op. 76: No. 5. Chanson bretonne
4. Divertissement, for piano, Op. 105
5. Pièces Humoristiques, for piano, Op. 87: No. 5. Consolation
6. Passacaille, for piano, Op. 130
7. Nocturne, for piano, Op. 165
8. Scherzo-Valse, for piano, Op. 148
9. Pièces Humoristiques, for piano, Op. 87: Sous bois
10. Étude Symphonique, for piano, Op. 28
11. Feuillets D'album, for piano, Op. 98: No. 3. Élégie
12. Gigue, for piano, Op. 43
13. Au pays dévasté, for piano, Op. 155
14. Pastorale, for piano, Op. 114
15. Dragon Flies (Libellules), for piano, Op. 24
16. Valse tendre, for piano, Op. 119
17. Tristesse, for piano, Op. 104
18. Etudes de concert, for piano, Op. 35: No. 5. Impromptu
19. Etudes de concert, for piano, Op. 35: No. 6. Tarantelle

CD Details

All Artists: Cecile Chaminade, Peter Jacobs
Title: Piano Music by Cécile Chaminade, Vol. 2
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Hyperion UK
Release Date: 2/14/2006
Album Type: Import
Genre: Classical
Styles: Ballets & Dances, Baroque Dance Suites, Chamber Music, Forms & Genres, Short Forms, Variations, Historical Periods, Classical (c.1770-1830), Modern, 20th, & 21st Century, Instruments, Keyboard
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 034571151984, 034571151984

CD Reviews

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Rudolf R. Rynders | Boise ,ID | 04/27/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I bought this CD after tried the first of the three in this series. I liked the first one (obviously) and this second one does not disappoint , rather delights and so the third one is already in my shopping cart. It is light fare, but with gallic charm. The performance requires a delicate touch at times and Peter Jacobs does a fine job of it. The recording dates from 1993."