Discover the enchanting world of rare French chamber music with Philippe Graffin's captivating album, released on March 1, 2002, under the Hyperion label. Spanning a little over an hour, this exquisite collection showcases Graffin's virtuosity and deep connection with the music, making it a standout in the genre.
The album opens with Gabriel Fauré's Violin Concerto in D Minor, Op. 14, a piece that highlights Graffin's technical prowess and expressive depth. Following this, the Morceau de concert, Op. 62, offers a delightful contrast, demonstrating Graffin's versatility and the album's diverse repertoire.
The Fantaisie norvégienne, with its three distinct movements, takes you on a journey through Scandinavian-inspired melodies, while the Caprice pieces showcase Graffin's dynamic range and emotional resonance. The album concludes with Guitarre, Op. 28, and Poème, leaving you with a lasting impression of Graffin's artistry.
Philippe Graffin's interpretation of these lesser-known French works is both refreshing and insightful, making this album a treasure trove for classical music enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Immerse yourself in the rich soundscape and let Graffin's masterful playing transport you to a world of musical elegance and sophistication.