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André Gagnon Baroque
Artists
Orchestre symphonique Vallée du Haut-St-Laurent | Daniel Constantineau | Jean-Willy Kunz | Alexis Basque | Vincent Dhavernas
Format
Physical album
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Description
The album André Gagnon Baroque features the classic Mes quatre saisons and Les Turluteries by Canadian pianist and composer André Gagnon in a new rendition. This version is scored for harpsichord and orchestra and is performed by Jean-Willy Kunz with, l’Orchestre symphonique de la Vallée du Haut-Saint-Laurent under the direction of Daniel Constantineau.
Written in Baroque style and inspired by the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and Antonio Vivaldi, the movements and dances of Saisons and Turluteries are based on popular 1960s songs by Jean-Pierre Ferland, Félix Leclerc, Claude Léveillée, and Gilles Vigneault, as well as tunes by Mary Travers, better known as “La Bolduc.”
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Size: 2,8 Mo
| ID | ACD22715 |
|---|---|
| EAN | 0722056271523 |
| Number of CD | 1 |
| Year of publication | 2015 |
| Composer | André Gagnon, Daniel Constantineau, Alexis Basque |
| Category | Contemporary (1900–…) |
| Instruments | Harpsichord, Timpani, Trumpet |
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