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Les noces (1919)


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Anmeldelser (4)


The guardian

d. 26. jan. 2023

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Andrew Clements (musikanmelder)

d. 26. jan. 2023

"First performed by the Ballets Russes in Paris in 1923, with choreography by Bronislava Nijinska, Les Noces (The Wedding) was reputedly Stravinsky's favourite of all his works. By any standard, it's one of his greatest, most startlingly original creations ... The version recorded here, sung in Russian with the voices of Ensemble Aedes and the instrumentalists of Les Siècles, conducted by Mathieu Romano. They make a superb case for what was after all the initial conception of Les Noces - leaner, earthier and more economical than the later familiar version, a sound world that seems to match the folk-inspired vocal writing even more convincingly".


BBC music magazine

2023 March

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Daniel Jaffé

2023 March

"Recording of the month: The Ensemble Aedes and its various soloists ... admirably characteise their singing, one moment full of rough enthusiasm or raw emotion, the next beguilingly lyrical. Hearing Stravinsky's long-desired but originally unfulfilled version of Les Noces - so compellingly realised between Verbey and these fine musicians - is worth the price of entry alone".


Diapason

2023 avril

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Patrick Szersnovicz

2023 avril


The gramophone

2023 April

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Richard Whitehouse

2023 April

"Robin Melchior's transcription of Ravel's Boléro is superbly rendered here, even if its vocal component often sounds redolent of the Swingle Singers in their heyday ... This account of 'Les noces' marks the recording debut of the complete work in its 1919 instrumentation ... It would be good to have a further recording to see how far this 1919 'Les noces' is capable of (whisper it quietly!) interpretation".