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| 1. Marc-André Dalbavie : Flute Concerto |
| 2. Michael Jarrell : Un temps de silence - Flute concerto |
| 3. Matthias Pintscher : Transir for flute & chamber orchestra |
| 4. Emmanuel Pahud, Orchestra Philharmonique de Radio France / Mathias Pintscher |
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Swiss-French flautist Emmanuel Pahud, named as "one of the finds of the decade" by Gramophone magazine, is one of today's most exciting and adventurous musicians. Appointed Principal Flute of the Berliner Philharmoniker aged just 22, his solo albums have sold over 400,000 copies worldwide including a disc of Mozart Concertos that has sold over 70,000 units worldwide.
Following his highly successful and critically-acclaimed discs of Vivaldi and Nielsen concertos in 2007, Pahud now brings his repertoire up to date with a programme of contemporary works commissioned especially for him.
Pahud first decided upon the idea for this disc in 2006 as a refreshing antidote to the number of Mozart works being performed around the world in `Mozart Year'. The three works he commissioned also reflect his eclectic heritage as a French/Swiss citizen residing in Germany.
Of the works performed on this disc, the concerto by Marc Andre Dalbavie represents his French background. Pahud says: "It really is a kind of new contemporary Ibert flute concerto, very virtuosic and very colourful, very sensual, and I think it has a long life ahead of it."
German Matthias Pintscher wrote his concerto while Pahud was artist-in-residence at the Lucerne Festival. Pahud describes the highly complex work as "much more experimental than the other works on this recording. It is the most avant garde work I have played so far, in terms of all the special effects required and how to synchronise them with the orchestra". It is also written as a requiem to French composer Dominic Transir who tragically died at the age of 33.
The final concerto, subtitled "temp de silence", is written by Michael Jarrell, a Swiss composer whose Triple Concerto Pahud has recorded previously. As the subtitle suggests, the work explores the nature of space and silence, although the frenzied opening contains some highly virtuosic passages for the soloist. However the work eventually dwindles down to nothing, as if moving towards a vacuum. Pahud describes it as "a human being looking at space, at the cosmos".
Emmanuel Pahud is supported here by the Orchestra Philharmonique de Radio France under three separate conductors. Peter Eötvös directs the Dalbavie concerto, while the Jarrell is performed under Pascal Rophé, and Matthias Pintscher conducts his own work.
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