Préludes pour piano Opus 1

Description

Corinne Kloska is of Polish and Italian origin. Emotion and passion are the defining traits of her temperament. Influenced very early on by singing, the “cantabile” style is the very essence of her playing. As is often the case, it was important encounters that shaped Corinne Kloska’s ongoing reflection and evolution. First with François Chole, Pierre Sancan, then with Eliane Richepin, whose influence was decisive. Her recording of the early works of Karol Szymanowsky (5 Diapasons and 10 de Repertoire) transported us into the world of a young composer living at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Szymanowski Early Works for Piano Early-period works, these pieces, at once highly romantic and complex, stand at the turning point of an era (Strauss, Scriabin or Reger...). The nine preludes opus 1, begun when he was 13, are fascinating in this respect. Already endowed with all of Szymanowski’s originality, one can hear the influences of Reger and..