Eric Aubier, a renowned French trumpeter and cornetist, invites you into a world of Impressionist charm with his album "Balade impressionniste." Released on February 1, 2010, under the Indésens label, this album is a testament to Aubier's virtuosity and his deep connection with the Impressionist musical tradition.
Spanning a duration of 1 hour and 2 minutes, the album is a collection of 18 tracks, each a masterpiece in its own right. From the enchanting "Promenade" to the delicate "The Swan," performed on flugelhorn, Aubier's playing is nothing short of breathtaking. He is accompanied by piano throughout the album, creating a harmonious blend of sounds that is both soothing and invigorating.
The album features a mix of well-known pieces and hidden gems, including works by Debussy, Ravel, and Albéniz. Aubier's interpretation of these pieces is fresh and innovative, yet respectful of the original compositions. His technical prowess is evident in every note, from the intricate runs in "Fêtes" to the lyrical lines of "Après un rêve."
"Balade impressionniste" is not just a display of Aubier's technical skills, but also a showcase of his musicality and versatility. He effortlessly switches between the cornet and the trumpet, each instrument bringing a unique color to the music. The album is a journey through the Impressionist era, with Aubier as your guide, offering a fresh perspective on these timeless pieces.
Whether you're a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a casual listener, "Balade impressionniste" is an album that will captivate and delight. It's a celebration of the Impressionist tradition, brought to life by one of the most talented musicians of our time.
