Pierre Cochereau, a virtuoso organist, presents a captivating collection of improvised symphonies in "Cochereau: 2 Improvised Symphonies for Organ." Released on January 1, 1978, under the Solstice label, this album showcases Cochereau's extraordinary skill and creativity. The album features two complete symphonies, each performed in two different months, August and September 1978, offering a unique insight into the evolution of his improvisational style.
The symphonies are structured into five distinct movements: Introduction, Allegro, Scherzando, Andante-Fugue, and Final. Each movement demonstrates Cochereau's mastery of the organ, blending classical forms with spontaneous creativity. The total duration of the album is approximately 1 hour and 8 minutes, providing an immersive experience of Cochereau's musical genius.
This album is a testament to Cochereau's ability to improvise complex and cohesive symphonies, making it a remarkable addition to any classical music enthusiast's collection.
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