Présentation du concert et annonce: C. M. von Weber - Euryanthe, J. 291, Op. 81, OuvertureWolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven, Jacques Ibert, Carl Maria von Weber, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens
C. M. von Weber: Euryanthe, J. 291, Op. 81 - OuvertureCarl Maria von Weber, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens
Annonce: W. A. Mozart - Concerto pour piano et orchestre No. 24 en Ut mineur, K. 491Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens, Clara Haskil
W. A. Mozart: Concerto pour piano et orchestre No. 24 en Ut mineur, K. 491 - I. AllegroWolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens, Clara Haskil
W. A. Mozart: Concerto pour piano et orchestre No. 24 en Ut mineur, K. 491 - II. LarghettoWolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens, Clara Haskil
W. A. Mozart: Concerto pour piano et orchestre No. 24 en Ut mineur, K. 491 - III. AllegrettoWolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens, Clara Haskil
Désannonce: W. A. Mozart - Concerto pour piano et orchestre No. 24 en Ut mineur, K. 491Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens, Clara Haskil
Annonce: L. van Beethoven - Concerto pour piano et orchestre No. 4 en Sol majeur, Op. 58Ludwig van Beethoven, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens, Clara Haskil
L. van Beethoven: Concerto pour piano et orchestre No. 4 en Sol majeur, Op. 58 - I. Allegro moderatoLudwig van Beethoven, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens, Clara Haskil
L. van Beethoven: Concerto pour piano et orchestre No. 4 en Sol majeur, Op. 58 - II. Andante con motoLudwig van Beethoven, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens, Clara Haskil
L. van Beethoven: Concerto pour piano et orchestre No. 4 en Sol majeur, Op. 58 - III. Rondo vivaceLudwig van Beethoven, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens, Clara Haskil
Désannonce: L. van Beethoven - Concerto pour piano et orchestre No. 4 en Sol majeur, Op. 58Ludwig van Beethoven, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens, Clara Haskil
Annonce: J. Ibert - Les amours de JupiterJacques Ibert, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens
J. Ibert: Les amours de Jupiter - OuvertureJacques Ibert, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens
J. Ibert: Les amours de Jupiter - Enlèvement d'EuropeJacques Ibert, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens
J. Ibert: Les amours de Jupiter - LedaJacques Ibert, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens
J. Ibert: Les amours de Jupiter - DanaeJacques Ibert, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens
J. Ibert: Les amours de Jupiter - GanymèdeJacques Ibert, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens
J. Ibert: Les amours de Jupiter - Retour à JunonJacques Ibert, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens
Désannonce: J. Ibert - Les amours de JupiterJacques Ibert, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens
Annonce de fin de concertCarl Maria von Weber, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven, Jacques Ibert, Orchestre National de la RTF, André Cluytens
Experience the timeless elegance of classical music with the Orchestre National de la RTF in this captivating live concert recording from December 8, 1955. Conducted by the renowned André Cluytens and featuring the virtuoso piano skills of Clara Haskil, this album showcases a stunning repertoire that spans the works of Weber, Mozart, Beethoven, and Ibert.
The concert opens with Carl Maria von Weber's dramatic overture from "Euryanthe," setting the stage for a musical journey that traverses the emotional landscapes of some of the most celebrated composers in history. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 24 in C Minor, K. 491, is performed with exquisite delicacy and passion, highlighting Haskil's mastery of Mozart's intricate compositions.
Ludwig van Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major, Op. 58, follows, showcasing the Orchestre National de la RTF's ability to bring Beethoven's powerful and lyrical themes to life. The concert concludes with Jacques Ibert's "Les amours de Jupiter," a suite of charming and witty orchestral pieces that add a touch of playful elegance to the evening.
Recorded in 1955 and released by Ina, musique(s) in 2016, this album offers a rare glimpse into a bygone era of classical music performance. With a duration of 1 hour and 38 minutes, it is a testament to the enduring appeal of these masterpieces and the skill of the artists who bring them to life. Whether you are a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, this album is sure to delight and inspire.
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