An English Violin

Description

When brilliance meets the intimate with the English violin of Geneviève Laurenceau! With "An English Violin," Geneviève Laurenceau presents a musical portrait of England at the turn of the 20th century, diverse and sensitive, where grandiloquence brushes against the intimate and resonates with the soul. At the heart of this album, the violin concerto by Guirne Creith, a major and forgotten English composer, is reborn here with lyricism and passion, alongside the moving melodies of Edward Elgar, Rebecca Clarke, and William Walton. The Orchestre de Picardie, under the direction of David Niemann, collaborates with the chamber finesse of Jean-Frédéric Neuburger to bring to life, alongside Geneviève Laurenceau, this unique program of British works.