Reuchsel : Promenades en Provence |
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Presentation
Born in Lyons in 1900, Eugène Reuchsel belonged to a valorous dynasty of composers and organists. Although hequickly turned to the piano, he did not, for all that, forsake the organ and the catalogue he left bears witness to this.Devided up into three collections of four or five pieces, the Promenades en Provence were published between1938 (vol. 1 and 2) and 1973 (vol. 3). As their titles indicate, they strive to evoke sites – natural phenomena or sound elements – through the viewpoint of music that is a messenger of the subtlest suggestions. In every case, far from assembling a very ordinary album of "postcards", on the contrary, the musician finds charming correspondences between external facts and inner equivalences that, by means of sounds, they inspire in the poet.
François Sabatier
François Sabatier
Track list
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Eugène Reuchsel | Vieux Noëls provençaux (Nuit de Noël à Saint-Tropez) | |
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Eugène Reuchsel | Les Grandes Orgues de la basilique de Saint-Maximin | |
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Eugène Reuchsel | Tambourinaires sur la place des vieux salins | |
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Eugène Reuchsel | Nuages ensoleillés sur le cap Nègre | |
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Eugène Reuchsel | Le Cloître de Saint-Trophime à Arles | |
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Eugène Reuchsel | Petit Cimetière et cyprès autour de la vieille église de Bormes-les-Mimosas | |
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Eugène Reuchsel | Voiles multicolores au port de Toulon | |
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Eugène Reuchsel | Les Cloches de Notre-Dame-des-Doms en Avignon | |
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Eugène Reuchsel | Jour de fête aux Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer | |
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Eugène Reuchsel | Profil de la porte d’Orange à Carpentras | |
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Eugène Reuchsel | Le Moulin d’Alphonse Daudet à Fontvieille | |
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Eugène Reuchsel | La Chartreuse de Montrieux au crépuscule | |
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Eugène Reuchsel | Visions à l’abbaye de Sénanque (La Foi en Dieu, La Joie en Dieu) |