The Best Of Jean-Pierre Rampal
Facts
| Studio | Erato |
| Release Date | September 7, 1993 |
| UPC Code | 745099324223 |
| Buy this item | $10.99 at Amazon.com As of Nov 21 16:39 EST (details) 1 Audio CD, Usually ships in 24 hours, |
Tracks
- Sicilienne
- Alla siciliana
- Allegro
- Cantabile
- Concerto for flute & orchestra in E minor
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User Reviews
Average user review:| THE BEST OF JEAN PIERRE RAMPAL |
| The man of the golden sound! |
He visited us in Caracas twice, in 1978 (playing the most extraordinary version of Debussy's Syrinx as encore) and then in November 1992 (with a warm and unforgettable performance of the famous Franck's Sonata for violin transcribed for flute).
His golden sound fitted accurately for this program. So, don't hesitate for a second and go for this album, that represents a minuscule part of his enormous musical bequeath.
December 15, 2007
| And Rampal gave the flute life... |
Jean-Pierre Rampal's flute music is, without doubt, the most brilliantly expressed. It is a technical work of art that only a true master flutist can do. His performance is highly expressed through technical mastery. By using complex musical techniques, he gives the flute a magical breath of life more humanly expressed than supposed. Such techniques he uses to make his flute come alive in one of the highest expressions are extremely fast melodic transitions, rigorous articulation, ironic microphonics, and human emotion.
After hearing this album, I put my faith back into flute music. I don't believe Galway should be considered a master flutist alongside Rampal. Rampal's music is flexibile and expressive, while Galway's music is shrill and repetitive. I hope most people will come to realize Rampal's technical beauty in his music.
December 13, 2005
| Tremendous |
| Wonderful Collection of Flute Masterpieces Played by Master |
From Bach to Mozart to Handel to Ibert and Poulenc, they're all here played by Rampal.
Great addition to any collecter of classical that enjoys flute. January 9, 2003
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