La Fauvette Passerinette: a Messiaen premiere, with birds, landscapes & homages

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La Fauvette Passerinette: a Messiaen premiere, with birds, landscapes & homagesSUMMARY TRACK LISTING WATCH REVIEWS INFO In 2012, leading pianist and Messiaen scholar Peter Hill made a remarkable discovery among the composers papers: several pages of tightly written manuscript from 1961, constituting a near complete and hitherto unknown work for piano. Hill was able to fill in some missing dynamics and articulations by consulting Messiaens birdsong notebooks, and gave the works first public performance in the autumn of 2013.<br>

fifty years after his untimely death

as well as adapted them from other instruments

but with a strong passion and understanding

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containing some staggeringly fine pieces

good sleeve art and handsomely recorded

Catalogue No: DCD34126

The composer was present at the recording and must be delighted with the end result

where its three groups of performers were positioned on different levels of the gallery atrium

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The spare beauty of the Rune Poems for upper voices and Conner’s solos to her own lyre accompaniment are interspersed with starkly powerful contributions from vocal ensemble Everlasting Voices

"The men sing Pärt’s De Profundis with a very rich tone

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