Christophe Pantillon - Paroles de violoncelle (2013)
BAND/ARTIST: Christophe Pantillon
- Title: Paroles de violoncelle
- Year Of Release: 2013
- Label: Gramola Records
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:09:49
- Total Size: 293 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Paduana
02. Étude-caprice pour un tombeau de Chopin
03. Ghirlarzana
04. Cello Sonata: I. Allegro agitato
05. Cello Sonata: II. Andante lento e espressivo
06. Cello Sonata: III. Allegretto scherzando con spirito e risoluto
07. Suite en concert: I. Improvisation
08. Suite en concert: II. Ballade
09. Suite en concert: III. Air
10. Suite en concert: IV. Serenade
11. Suite en concert: V. Sonate
12. 3 Strophes sur le nom de Sacher: No. 1, Un poco indeciso
13. 3 Strophes sur le nom de Sacher: No. 2, Andante sostenuto
14. 3 Strophes sur le nom de Sacher: No. 3, Vivace
15. Seul
More than a return to the roots, French Neo-Classicism represents an affectionate and critical look at the past, a mischievous smile, roguish consent, irony without any malice.' These are the words the Swiss cellist Christophe Pantillon uses to describe the connecting character of the otherwise strongly contrasting works written after 1945 on his new solo CD. Starting with the Paduana by Arthur Honegger of 1945, the chronological arch stretches over the Étude-Caprice pour un "Tombeau de Chopin"(1949) and the Ghirlarzana (1950) von Jacques Ibert, the Sonate pour violoncelle by Henri Sauguet (1956) and the Suite en Concert by the more progressive André Jolivet (1965) to Henri Dutilleux's 3 Strophes sur le nom de SACHER (1976-1982) and finally to a composition of 2011 by David Chaillou, Seul - Monologue pour violoncelle.
The cellist Christophe Pantillon was born in Neuchâtel; he hails from a musical family of Swiss and American descent. He received his first cello lessons from J.-G. Guy in his home town and from Elena Botez in Bern. He then continued his cello studies with Heinrich Schiff at the Academy of Music in Basel. Further studies with Valentin Erben (Alban Berg Quartet) at the Academy of Music in Vienna and with Ralph Kirshbaum at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester as well as master classes, including with Mischa Maisky in Siena, rounded off his training.
Since his early youth, Christophe Pantillon has devoted himself to chamber music, especially initially with his two brothers in the 'Trio Pantillon'. Since 1992, he has lived in Vienna, where he co-founded the aron Quartet (quartet in residence at the Arnold Schoenberg Center in Vienna) in 1998. He is a solo cellist of the Viennese Chamber Orchestra, a member of the Leschetizky Trio and regularly appears in a duo with his wife, the violinist Klara Flieder.
Christophe Pantillon has recorded numerous chamber music CDs, several of which have been awarded international prizes.
01. Paduana
02. Étude-caprice pour un tombeau de Chopin
03. Ghirlarzana
04. Cello Sonata: I. Allegro agitato
05. Cello Sonata: II. Andante lento e espressivo
06. Cello Sonata: III. Allegretto scherzando con spirito e risoluto
07. Suite en concert: I. Improvisation
08. Suite en concert: II. Ballade
09. Suite en concert: III. Air
10. Suite en concert: IV. Serenade
11. Suite en concert: V. Sonate
12. 3 Strophes sur le nom de Sacher: No. 1, Un poco indeciso
13. 3 Strophes sur le nom de Sacher: No. 2, Andante sostenuto
14. 3 Strophes sur le nom de Sacher: No. 3, Vivace
15. Seul
More than a return to the roots, French Neo-Classicism represents an affectionate and critical look at the past, a mischievous smile, roguish consent, irony without any malice.' These are the words the Swiss cellist Christophe Pantillon uses to describe the connecting character of the otherwise strongly contrasting works written after 1945 on his new solo CD. Starting with the Paduana by Arthur Honegger of 1945, the chronological arch stretches over the Étude-Caprice pour un "Tombeau de Chopin"(1949) and the Ghirlarzana (1950) von Jacques Ibert, the Sonate pour violoncelle by Henri Sauguet (1956) and the Suite en Concert by the more progressive André Jolivet (1965) to Henri Dutilleux's 3 Strophes sur le nom de SACHER (1976-1982) and finally to a composition of 2011 by David Chaillou, Seul - Monologue pour violoncelle.
The cellist Christophe Pantillon was born in Neuchâtel; he hails from a musical family of Swiss and American descent. He received his first cello lessons from J.-G. Guy in his home town and from Elena Botez in Bern. He then continued his cello studies with Heinrich Schiff at the Academy of Music in Basel. Further studies with Valentin Erben (Alban Berg Quartet) at the Academy of Music in Vienna and with Ralph Kirshbaum at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester as well as master classes, including with Mischa Maisky in Siena, rounded off his training.
Since his early youth, Christophe Pantillon has devoted himself to chamber music, especially initially with his two brothers in the 'Trio Pantillon'. Since 1992, he has lived in Vienna, where he co-founded the aron Quartet (quartet in residence at the Arnold Schoenberg Center in Vienna) in 1998. He is a solo cellist of the Viennese Chamber Orchestra, a member of the Leschetizky Trio and regularly appears in a duo with his wife, the violinist Klara Flieder.
Christophe Pantillon has recorded numerous chamber music CDs, several of which have been awarded international prizes.
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