Daniel Ottensamer, the renowned clarinetist, invites you into a world of timeless classics and enchanting melodies with his album "La vie en rose." Released on February 8, 2019, under the prestigious Sony Classical label, this chamber music collection is a testament to Ottensamer's virtuosity and versatility.
The album opens with the captivating Clarinet Concerto, a four-movement piece that showcases Ottensamer's technical prowess and expressive depth. Following this, he treats listeners to a delightful rendition of Debussy's Première Rhapsodie, a piece that highlights the clarinet's lyrical and dynamic range.
Ottensamer's interpretation of Saint-Saëns' "The Swan" from "The Carnival of the Animals," arranged for cello, clarinet, and orchestra, is a standout track. His rendition of the iconic "La vie en rose," made famous by Edith Piaf, is a charming and soulful addition to the album.
The album also features Darius Milhaud's "Scaramouche," a three-movement piece that offers a blend of French and Brazilian influences. Ottensamer's performance is lively and spirited, showcasing his ability to bring each piece to life.
The album concludes with "Tarantelle," a lively and energetic piece that leaves listeners with a sense of joy and satisfaction. With a total runtime of 58 minutes, "La vie en rose" is a captivating journey through some of the most beloved pieces in the classical repertoire, performed by one of the most talented clarinetists of our time.
Vinylscout
