Van Landeghem

Chamber Music

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Artists

 

Jenny Spanoghe violin

Eric Baeten violin

Daniel Rubenstein viola

Luc Dewez cello

Herwig Coryn cello

Paul Hermsen piano

Jean-Claude Vanden Eynde piano

Nino Kompare soprano

 

 

Works

 

Jan Van Landeghem

 

String Quartet nr. 2 *

 

Piano Trio nr. 1

 

Piano Trio Nr. 2

 

Quand le lune danse” - trio for soprano, violin & piano

 

* World Premiere Recording

 

 

Label

 

PAVANE

 

Reference

 

ADW7523

 

More info

 

Total time 63’08’’

Booklet in Nederlands – English - Français

 

Purchase

 

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About this album /A propos de cet album

 

A great combination of various chamber music works by inspiring and renowned Belgian composer Jan Van Landeghem.

                                

Un très beau programme avec des œuvres de musique de chambre du compositeur belge Jan Van Landeghem.

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“Jan van Landeghem is a Belgian composer, academic, and organist born in 1954. He’s represented on a couple of other releases, but this is his first one-man show. The music here is bright and approachable, stressing beauty of texture and timbre, and deriving energy from moto perpetuo effects.”

 

“The Second Quartet is the best place to start. Its roots are in Stravinsky, Ravel, and Britten, but the experience of positive stylistic plurality, Europe-wide, seems to have pushed Landeghem closer than those composers, to a diatonic base. At the same time, he makes much expressive capital out of dynamics, some repetition, and from differing string effects.”

 

“All these artists serve the composer well, and each work sounds like the work of the same man. The music is often highly expressive, but it is never gut-wrenchingly emotional.”

 

Paul Ingram   -   Friday, 23 October 2009