Michèle Fromenteau, a master of the hurdy-gurdy, invites you to explore the enchanting world of Baroque music with her second volume dedicated to the art of the vielle à roue. Released on April 27, 1998, under the Arion label, this 48-minute album is a testament to Fromenteau's virtuosic skill and deep understanding of this historic instrument.
The album features a diverse collection of pieces, showcasing the hurdy-gurdy's versatility and Fromenteau's ability to bring each composition to life. From the graceful "Sonate 'La Simianne'" to the lively "Sonatille galante n°3 en Ut mineur," and the intricate "Sonate n°3 en Ut majeur," each track offers a unique glimpse into the rich tapestry of Baroque music.
Fromenteau's interpretation of Vivaldi's "L'hiver" from "The Four Seasons" is a standout piece, demonstrating her ability to adapt and reinterpret classical works for the hurdy-gurdy. The album also includes several original compositions, highlighting Fromenteau's own musical prowess and creativity.
Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast of early music or a newcomer to the hurdy-gurdy, Michèle Fromenteau's "L'art de la vielle à roue, vol. 2" is a captivating journey through the sounds and styles of the Baroque era. Immerse yourself in the rich, resonant tones of the hurdy-gurdy and discover the timeless beauty of this often-overlooked instrument.
Tracks
Sonate 'La Simianne': Gracieusement / Sarabande 'Les Forgerons': LégèrementPhilibert de Lavigne, Michèle Fromenteau, Michel Sanvoisin, Philippe Muller, Brigitte Haudebourg, Ensemble instrumental de Grenoble, Stéphane Cardon
Trio n°1 en Ut majeur: Légèrement, gracieusement, gaiementJacques-Christoph Naudot, Michèle Fromenteau, Michel Sanvoisin, Philippe Muller, Brigitte Haudebourg, Ensemble instrumental de Grenoble, Stéphane Cardon
Sonatille galante n°3 en Ut mineurEsprit Philippe Chédeville, Michèle Fromenteau, Michel Sanvoisin, Philippe Muller, Brigitte Haudebourg, Ensemble instrumental de Grenoble, Stéphane Cardon
Sonate n°1 en Ut majeur, Op. 27: Allemande, courante, rondeau, gigueJoseph Bodin de Boismortier, Michèle Fromenteau, Michel Sanvoisin, Philippe Muller, Brigitte Haudebourg, Ensemble instrumental de Grenoble, Stéphane Cardon
Sonate n°3 en Ut majeur: Adagio, allegro, saravande, 1er & 2ème menuetsAnonyme, Michèle Fromenteau, Michel Sanvoisin, Philippe Muller, Brigitte Haudebourg, Ensemble instrumental de Grenoble, Stéphane Cardon
Sonate n°2 en Ut majeur Pastor Fido: Adagio, allegro, sarabande, allegroEsprit Philippe Chédeville, Michèle Fromenteau, Michel Sanvoisin, Philippe Muller, Brigitte Haudebourg, Ensemble instrumental de Grenoble, Stéphane Cardon
L'hiver (D'après les Quatre Saisons d'Antonio Vivaldi)Esprit Philippe Chédeville, Michèle Fromenteau, Michel Sanvoisin, Philippe Muller, Brigitte Haudebourg, Ensemble instrumental de Grenoble, Stéphane Cardon
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