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movie-wave.net

d. 13. sep. 2020

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James Southall

d. 13. sep. 2020

"The performance and recording are both flawless (Desplat's trademark precision is not diluted at all in the concert hall) and obviously any fan of the composer should get the album. While it focuses on works for flute and orchestra, there remains a variety of both emotional and dramatic feelings throughout and it's a beautiful album to just sit and listen to over and over".


AllMusic

2020

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James Manheim

2020

"The title track, Airlines, is not the soaring orchestral work that might be imagined but an engaging and virtuosic solo flute work for Emmanuel Pahud. Desplat himself conducts the Orchestre National de France and achieves an impressively homogeneous sound. Those who have enjoyed Desplat's film scores will likely already be customers for this release. The thing is that it may attract those who are less aware of his talents".


BBC music magazine

2020 December

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Michael Beek

2020 December

"Screen choice: The virtuosic Airlines and the sprawling tone poem Pelléas et Mélisande prove Desplat to be a composer with something to offer beyond the cinema screen ... [But] it's the film suites that truly capture the imagination. While there's joy to be had in the sheer familiarity of the hummable themes, Desplat's ability to capture the heart of film stories is made clear, and they are stories he retells here with great flair and abundant musicality".


The gramophone

2021 July

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Peter Quantrill

2021 July

"As an experienced film composer crafting concert works from soundtrack scores ... Alexandre Desplat joins an honourable line stretching back to Korngold, Stravinsky and Rózsa ... The most substantial item is a three-movement sinfonia concertante from 2013 based on the tale of Pelléas and Mélisande. Desplat has taken evident care not to listen to his predecessors, and the ostinato tide of his finale sweeps up the soloists with both satisfying surprise and inevitability".