Immerse yourself in the captivating world of trumpet music with Eric Aubier's rendition of Ivan Jevtic's compositions. Released on January 1, 2001, under the Indésens label, this album is a testament to the virtuosity and expressive range of the trumpet. Spanning 58 minutes, the album features a collection of concertos and divertimentos that showcase Jevtic's mastery of the instrument and his ability to create engaging, dynamic pieces.
The album opens with the Concerto pour trompette No. 2, a three-movement work that highlights the trumpet's lyrical and technical capabilities. The Allegro giusto sets a lively pace, while the Lento offers a moment of contemplation, and the Molto vivo brings the concerto to a thrilling close. Following this is the Quasi una passacaglia, a piece that weaves a complex tapestry of sound and rhythm.
The Divertimento pour deux trompettes et orchestre is a standout piece, featuring two trumpets in a playful and engaging dialogue. The Allegro opens with a sense of energy and excitement, the Quasi adagio offers a moment of introspection, and the Allegro molto brings the divertimento to a rousing conclusion.
The album concludes with the Concerto pour trompette No. 1, another three-movement work that showcases the trumpet's versatility. The Allegro opens with a sense of grandeur, the Adagio molto offers a moment of quiet reflection, and the Allegro giusto brings the concerto to a triumphant close.
Eric Aubier's performance is nothing short of breathtaking, bringing Jevtic's compositions to life with precision, passion, and a deep understanding of the music. Whether you're a seasoned trumpet enthusiast or a newcomer to the instrument, this album is sure to captivate and inspire.
