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PAVEL KOLESNIKOV Le Jeune Tsar Du Piano Clic Musique ! CLICMAG N° 65 Votre disquaire classique, jazz, world NOVEMBRE 2018 PAVEL KOLESNIKOV Le jeune tsar du piano © Colin Way Retrouvez les 25 000 références de notre catalogue sur www.clicmusique.com ! Hyperion La Famille Bach : Magnificats J.S. Bach : Messe en si mineur W. Sterndale Bennett : Concertos H. Berlioz : Harold en Italie, op. 16 J. Brahms : Intégrale des mélodies, M.-A. Charpentier : Leçons de Ensemble Arcangelo Chœur du Trinity College de Cambridge; pour piano n° 1-3 et autres œuvres orchestrales vol. 7 ténèbres, Litanies & Magnificat Jonathan Cohen Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment; BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra; Lawrence Power, alto; Bergen Philharmo- Benjamin Appl, baryton Ensemble Arcangelo Stephen Layton, direction Howard Shelley, direction, piano nic Orchestra; Andrew Manze, direction Graham Johnson, piano Jonathan Cohen, direction CDA68157 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68181/2 - 2 CD Hyperion CDA68178 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68193 - 1 CD Hyperion CDJ33127 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68171 - 1 CD Hyperion F. Chopin : Œuvres pour piano L. Couperin : Danses C. Debussy : Mélodies, vol. 4 C. Debussy : Œuvres pour piano C. Debussy : Œuvres pour piano E. von Dohnányi : Quatuors à Cédric Tiberghien, piano du Manuscrit Bauyn Lucy Crowe, soprano Stephen Hough, piano Steven Osborne, piano cordes, Quintettes et Sextuors Pavel Kolesnikov, piano The Nash Ensemble CDA68194 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68224 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68075 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68139 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68161 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68215 - 1 CD Hyperion M. de Falla : Fantasia Baetica et G. Fauré : Requiem et autres G.F. Haendel : Les plus beaux Haydn, C.P.E. Bach : Concertos Stephen Hough : Dream Album. N. Ludford : Œuvres chorales autres œuvres pour piano œuvres sacrées airs pour basse pour violoncelle Œuvres pour piano de Liszt, Minkus, sacrées Garrick Ohlsson, piano Milly; Yanovitch; Richardson Christopher Purves Steven Isserlis; Orchestre de Chambre Albéniz, Ponce, Chaminade... Chœur de l’Abbaye de Westminster Yale Schola Cantorum; David Hill Ensemble Arcangelo; Jonathan Cohen Philharmonique de Brême Stephen Hough, piano James O’Donnell, orgue, direction CDA68177 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68209 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68152 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68162 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68176 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68192 - 1 CD Hyperion G. de Machaut : Fortune’s Child W.A. Mozart : Sonates pour violon, J. Obrecht : Missa Grecorum G.P. da Palestrina : Missa J. Peter Pixis : Trios pour piano S. Rachmaninov : Études-tableaux, The Orlando Consort vol. 5 & Motets Confitebor tibi Domine Leonore Piano Trio op. 33 Alina Ibragimova, violo The Brabant Ensemble Yale Schola Cantorum Steven Osborne, piano Cédric Tiberghien, piano Stephen Rice David Hill, direction CDA68195 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68175 - 2 CD Hyperion CDA68216 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68210 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68207 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68188 - 1 CD Hyperion Rheinberger, Scholz : Concertos F. Ries : Concerto pour piano R.S. Coke : Concertos pour piano D. Scarlatti : Sonates pour piano, F. Schubert : Sonate pour piano, D Strauss, Beethoven, Glinka : pour piano n° 8 et 9 n° 3, 4 et 5 vol. 2 960; 4 Impromptus, op. 142 Musique de chambre pour clari- Simon Callaghan, piano Piers Lane, piano; The Orchestra Now Simon Callaghan, piano Angela Hewitt, piano Marc-André Hamelin, piano nette, hautbois et piano BBC Scottish SO; Ben Gernon Leon Botstein, direction BBC Scottish SO; Martyn Brabbins Watts; Perkins; Roscoe CDA68225 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68217 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68173 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68184 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68213 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68263 - 1 CD Hyperion I. Stravinski : Le Sacre du Printemps J. Suk : Œuvres pour piano T. Tallis : Les antiennes votives M. Tippett : Symphonies n° 1 et 2 S. de Vivanco : Missa Assumpsit Tallis, Byrd, Tomkins... : Motets de (version pour 2 pianos) Jonathan Plowright, piano The Cardinall’s Musick BBC Scottish SO Jesus la Renaissance anglaise Marc-André Hamelin, piano Andrew Carwood, direction Martyn Brabbins Ensemble De Profundis The Gesualdo Six Leif Ove Andsnes, piano Robert Hollingworth Owain Park, direction CDA68189 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68198 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68250 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68203 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68257 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68256 - 1 CD Hyperion 2 ClicMag novembre 2018 www.clicmusique.com Disque du mois / Northern Flowers / Caro Mitis Haydn semble s’être invité. Surprendre dans la « Clair de lune » semble plus improbable, mais pourtant il y parvient : il entend le sostenuto noté par Beetho- ven pour « l’Adagio » comme un soste- nuto rythmique, tempo rapide tel celui d’un astre lointain qui tournerait sur lui- même, le tout murmuré dans les feutres des marteaux, théâtre d’ombre pour une Yuri A. Falik : Quatuors à cordes V. Gavrilin : The War Letters; Glinka, Glazounov, Rubinstein... lune couleur d’amande, pâle, hivernale. n° 3-6 Theatre Divertimento; The Earth : Musique romantique russe pour Quatuor Taneiev Orchestra of the Leningrad Radio & TV; violon et piano Northern Flowers Quelle vision dans ce presque silence, Stanslaw Gorkovenko, direction Hideko Udagawa Alexander Panifilov si ce n’est pas d’un magicien, ce son là ! NFPMA99124 - 1 CD NFPMA99126 - 1 CD NFPMA99130 - 1 CD « L’Allegretto » posé, se regarde dans le miroir, mystérieux avec ses rallentan- Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) dos, étrange ! Alors que le Presto agita- Andante en do majeur, WoO 211; Presto en to est un galop dans la brume. L’album do mineur, WoO 52; Allegrettos; WoO 53 et 56; Sonates pour piano, op. 27 n° 2 « Clair s’ouvre par quatre pièces brèves, ponc- de Lune », op. 14 n° 2; 7 Bagatelles, op. tuations dites avec une sorte de réserve, 33; 32 Variations sur un thème original en de distance, même dans les deux Alle- do mineur, WoO 80 gretto assez pince sans rire. L’ombre Pavel Kolesnikov, piano de Haydn à nouveau ? En son centre, CDA68237 • 1 CD Hyperion les « Bagatelles op 33 » étonnent par B. Tichtchenko : Concert pour violon B. Tichtchenko : Symphonie n° 4 B. Tichtchenko : Symphonie leur ton musardant, leur fantaisie sans et pour violoncelle OP de Saint-Pétersbourg n° 7, op. 119 avel Kolesnikov ne fait rien comme Victor Lieberman, violon Gennadi Rozhdestvensky OP de Saint-Pétersbourg En couverture Pautrui. Un disque Beethoven oui nuage, quelque chose de lisse qui les Mstislav Rostropovich, violoncelle Edward Serov, direction mais alors sans aligner trois ou quatre met à cent lieux des fantaisies d’un NFPMA9967 - 1 CD NFPMA99117/8 - 2 CD NFPMA99100 - 1 CD sonates, deux suffiront. Et quel choix ! Stephen Bishop. Etrange là encore, La petite « Sol majeur op. 14 n°2 », mais fascinant, alors que les « Varia- pure pièce d’humeur, de fantaisie, qui tions sur un thème original » manquent permet au jeune pianiste de distiller soudain d’incarnation : il ne faut pas des couleurs en estompe, et de faire avoir Gilels en tête. Bémol mineur pour usage d’une pédale virtuose. Il faut en- un disque majeur, qui me donne envie tendre comment il compose les images d’entendre Kolesnikov chez Haydn. sonores du finale, ce presque rien où (Jean-Charles Hoffelé) S. Taneiev : Intégrale des quintettes G. Ustvolskaya : Musique de Marches de l’Empire russe Quatuor Taneiev chambre The Admiralty Band of the Leningrad Oleg Malov; Mikhail Waiman; Maria Naval Base; Valentin Lyaschenko Karandashova; Oleg Stolpner NFPMA9944/5 - 2 CD NFPMA99122 - 1 CD NFPMA99125 - 1 CD F. Chopin : Mazurkas L. Couperin : Danses du Manuscrit P.I. Tchaikovski : Les Saisons, op. Pavel Kolesnikov, piano Bauyn 37b; 6 morceaux, op. 19 Pavel Kolesnikov, piano Pavel Kolesnikov, piano CDA68137 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68224 - 1 CD Hyperion CDA68028 - 1 CD Hyperion mière Symphonie. Violoniste virtuose J.S. Bach : Suites pour orchestre n° M. Berezovsky : Sinfonia en do D.S. Bortnyansky : Sinfonia «Il 2 et 4; Concerto hautbois, BWV 1059 majeur; 4 Sonates clavecin; Arias Quinto Fabio»; Motets... il aura réussi dans ses trois concertos Hermitage Chamber Orchestra Galina Knysh; Olga Martynova Galina Knysh; Elena Pozhidaeva; Anton à développer une lyrique touchante Alexei Utkin, hautbois, direction Teodor Currentzis Vassiliev; Sergei Filchenko qui se libère des carcans formels : son CM0012004 - 1 SACD C. Mitis CM0022003 - 1 SACD C. Mitis CM0042003 - 1 SACD C. Mitis archet est rapsode, ce qu’a bien saisi le formidable Ulf Wallin qui voulait à toute Mitis Caro force enregistrer ce triptyque. Andrew Manze l’accompagne de sa battue évo- catrice, éclairant cet orchestre sombre Tor Aulin (1866-1914) où s’esquissent des paysages psycho- Concertos pour violon n° 1, op. 7, n° 2, op. logiques surprenant : le discours de 11 et n° 3, op. 14 Tor Aulin abonde en surprises, il force Ulf Wallin, violon; Helsingborg Symphony Orches- l’admiration par son coté divagant qui tra; Andrew Manze, direction semble vous dire des secrets à l’oreille. J.C.F. Fischer : Suites pour clavecin Haydn : Sinfonie concertante, op. A. Rosetti : Concertos pour cor n° 1 à 8 84; Divertimento, Hob. XV : 35; et pour violon; Symphonies CPO777826 • 1 CD CPO Si les deux premiers Concertos ont dis- Olga Martynova, clavecin Concerto, Hob. VII : C1 Dmitry Sinkovsky; Helen MacDougall; rois concertos lyriques, tour à tour paru des salles de concert– on peut au- Alexei Utkin, hautbois, direction Pratum Integrum Orchestra Tdiscrets, sensibles puis endiablés et jourd’hui mesurer l’importance de cette CM0012006 - 1 SACD C. Mitis CM0042006 - 1 SACD C. Mitis CM0012005 - 1 SACD C. Mitis fantasques, écrits en l’espace de six ans injustice - le Troisième est demeuré par un jeune-homme dans sa vingtaine. un tant soit peu au répertoire des vio- Trois opus merveilleux d’invention, de lonistes scandinaves, chef d’œuvre du liberté, qui peuvent sans rougir regar- genre pour lequel Stenhammar batailla, der en face les ouvrages concertants conscient que son ami y avait résumé de Sinding, autrement plus extraver- tout son art : le dialogue du violon tis. C’est qu’Aulin, génie tourmenté, avec les bois qui introduit la partition, aura été avec Stenhammar le grand la romance aux demi-teintes magiques compositeur du romantisme suédois, de l’andante, le final capricieux comme du Berwald, quelle œuvre en effet ! R.
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