Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Louis Aubert with his captivating album "Voyages," released on August 6, 2013, under the Maguelone Music label. This exquisite collection of compositions spans a little over an hour and eighteen minutes, offering a rich tapestry of musical experiences that showcase Aubert's versatility and depth as a composer.
The album opens with the six movements of "6 Poèmes Arabes," each piece a delicate exploration of Arabic poetry set to music. From the ethereal "Le mirage" to the poignant "Le destin," Aubert masterfully weaves a tapestry of sounds that evoke the rich cultural heritage of the Arab world. Following this, the listener is treated to a variety of pieces that draw inspiration from diverse sources, including the serene "Nuit mauresque," the evocative "Aigues marines," and the exotic "De Ceylan."
Aubert's ability to blend different musical influences is further showcased in the "3 Chants hébraïques," where he skillfully interprets traditional Hebrew melodies, and the "Chansons françaises," which offer a charming glimpse into French folk music. The album also features several solo piano pieces, such as the tender "Tendresse" and the reflective "La mauvaise prière," demonstrating Aubert's prowess as a pianist and composer.
Throughout "Voyages," Louis Aubert's compositions are marked by their lyrical beauty, technical sophistication, and emotional resonance. Whether you are a longtime admirer of Aubert's work or a newcomer to his music, this album is sure to captivate and inspire. Prepare to be transported to a world of musical wonder with "Voyages," a testament to the enduring power of Louis Aubert's artistry.
(C) 2013 Maguelone Music(P) 2013 Maguelone Music
Tracks
6 Poemes Arabes: No. 1, Le mirageLouis Aubert, Françoise Masset, Claude Lavoix
6 Poemes Arabes: No. 2, Le vaincuLouis Aubert, Françoise Masset, Claude Lavoix
6 Poemes Arabes: No. 3, Le visage pencheLouis Aubert, Françoise Masset, Claude Lavoix
6 Poemes Arabes: No. 4, Le sommeil des ColombesLouis Aubert, Françoise Masset, Claude Lavoix