100 ans de musique iranienne pour piano

Description

La pianiste Layla Ramezan takes us into the world of contemporary Iranian piano: 100 years of music, 100 years of poetry. The pianist Layla Ramezan has always sought to create links between her Persian origins and the contemporary music she encounters daily. The piano was introduced to Iran by Napoleon Bonaparte in the 19th century. When we approach the urban music of 20th century Iran, we understand that the piano has become one of the most influential players in its development and creativity. Layla Ramezan had to dive into this recent past to extract the treasures of composers that political and cultural conditions have pushed into oblivion, but which she brings to light with passion. The result is a unique sum, a collection of subtle musical poems with Persian accents where Debussy, Satie, and Chopin sometimes emerge in filigree, proof of the journey of inspirations and dreams.