Prisme: Olivier Messiaen et let années 30
DEV-ME1033 (2 discs)
DDD
NEW RELEASE
Playing time: 79'35"/78'01" - TT 157'36"
Tracks: 18 + 11
Booklet pages: 100
© 2012 D E Versluis
Received: 16 May 2012
Listen: Claire Delbos: La résurrection des morts (Paraphrase) (CD1 track 1, 0:07-1:05)
CD1
Claire Delbos (1906-1959):
Paraphrase
1 La résurrection des morts
2 Marie, toute puissance suppliante
3 Foi en la médiation de Marie
4 Cantique à l'Agneau
Deux Pièces
5 L'homme né de la femme vit peu de jours
6 La Vierge berce l'Enfant
7 Parce, Domine
Jean-Yves Daniel-Lesur (1908-2002):
Quatre Hymnes pour Grand Orgue
8 Coelestis urbs Jerusalem
9 Creator alme siderum
10 Crudelis Herodes
11 Decora lux
André Jolivet (1905-1974):
12 Prélude apocalyptique
Georges Migot (1891-1976):
13 Déploration
Marcel Dupré (1886-1971):
Ave maris stella, Op 18
14 III Choral
15 IV Toccata
Jean Langlais (1907-1991):
16 L'Annonciation
17 La Nativité
18 Les Rameaux
Anton Doornhein, organ
CD2
Improvisations
Deux poèmes de Cécile Sauvage (1883-1927)
1-3 Te voilà, mon petit amant
4-6 L'abeillle
Deux improvisations dans le style des impressionnistes
7 Adoro te devote
8 U, verborgen Christus, bid 'k eerbiedig aan (LvdK 352)
Deux Pièces
9-10 Paraphrase rhythmique
11 Marche apocalyptique
Arjan Versluis, organ
Charles Tournemire (1870-1939):
Sept Chorals-Poèmes d'Orgue pour les sept paroles du Christ
12 II: Hodie mecum eris in Paradiso
13 IV: Eli, Eli, lamma sabacthani
Olivier Messiaen (1908-1992):
14 Le banquet céleste
Les corps glorieux (Sept visions brèves de la vie des ressuscités)
15 VI: Joie et clarté des corps glorieux
16 VII: Le mystère de la Sainte Trinité
Hans van Gelder, organ
This CD set was recorded in June 2011 on the Cavaillé-Coll organ at the Ste Trinité in Paris - the organ and church with which Olivier Messiaen was associated from 1931 until 1992. It has been released by the Dutch foundation Promotion de la musique d'Olivier Messiaen et ses contemporains and produced by D E Versluis Classical Music Productions.
The release deals primarily with Messiaen's activities during the 1930s, the period immediately following his graduation from the Conservatoire (where he studied from 1919 until 1930) and during which he married Claire Delbos.
An important impetus behind the conception of this project was our realisation of the comparative obscurity, both in the Netherlands and France, of Delbos. She was a great violinist, but also left a number of compositions, including songs and works for organ. The organ works which are still available are performed by Anton Doornhein and are discussed in the booklet by music theoretician Gijsbert Kok.
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