Highly recommended for music fans interested in birds and animals. A concert where composers compete with birds
Birds have been singing long before humans started making music. While humans create perfect music calculated and thought out, birds naturally produce strange tunes. Composers have attempted to express natural phenomena and certain types of noise, but birdsong has been turned into music all over the world, each with their own ingenuity. In addition to Renaissance and Baroque paintings, you can also enjoy modern bird depictions by Saint-Saëns, Ravel, and Britten. Furthermore, I listened to "Carnival of the Endangered Species" made by Vincent Bouchot by punning on Saint-Saëns' work. In the style of a classical suite, it draws unfamiliar animals, and the ending with "Humanity" is also meaningful and makes me think about various things. The booklet is full-color and has detailed explanations of various birds and animals. La Réveuse is a period instrument group founded in 2004 by Florence Bolton and Benjamin Perrault. Although he mainly works on works from the 17th and 18th centuries, he has become a hot topic for composing works with themes that combine music and current affairs.
[Recording information] 1. Purcell: Prelude to Birds from "Fairy Queen" 2. Van Eyck: England's Nightingale - from "The Flute Paradise" 3. Theodor Schwarzkopf: Sonata in imitation of Nightingale and Cuckoo: Allegro/Gigue 4. F. Couperin / La Revouse: Nightingale in Love ~ from "Clavesin Songs Volume 3" 5. Jean-Baptiste Bousset/La Réveuse ed.: Why, sweet nightingale - from "Ale Volume 14" 6. Monteclaire: Chirping - Concert No. 5 for 2 flutes 7. F. Couperin/La Réveuse ed.: Lamenting Bunting - from "Clavesin Songs Volume 3" 8. Colette: Cuckoo 9. Saint-Saens/Vincent Bouchot: Cuckoo in the depths of the forest - from "Carnival of the Animals" 10. Britten/Vincent Bouchot Arr.: Cuckoo from "Friday Afternoon" 11. Rameau/Vincent Bouchot: Hens 12. Saint-Saëns/Vincent Bouchot: Hens and Roosters from "Carnival of the Animals" 13. Ravel/Vincent Bouchot: The Queen's Pottery Doll Redronet ~From "Ma Mère Roi" 14. Vincent Bouchot: Carnival of Endangered Species Prelude: Sorrow of the Pangolin Armando: Javanese Slow Loris Courant: old poultry dodo Intermezzo: Lesomira 63 Sarabande: white and black owls Gavotte: Indian gharial (crocodile) Intermezzo: Lesomira 92 Varus Twist: Sea Cucumber Jeeg: Mankind, its evolution
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