Pierre Bartholomée - Soli

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Review by Ahmed Refaat

Pierre Bartholomée's album Soli is a remarkable work of contemporary classical music. The album features four pieces that showcase the composer's ability to create intricate and emotive compositions that are both accessible and challenging.

The opening track, "Soli I," is a haunting and melancholic piece that features a solo cello accompanied by minimalistic piano and percussion. The piece builds slowly, with the cello's mournful melody gradually becoming more complex and intense.

"Soli II" is a more upbeat and dynamic piece that features a full string orchestra. The piece is characterized by its driving rhythm and lively melodies, which are expertly interwoven with more contemplative and introspective moments.

The third track, "Soli III," is perhaps the most experimental piece on the album, featuring a combination of electronic and acoustic instruments. The piece is characterized by its atmospheric soundscapes and haunting melodies, which are created through the use of extended techniques and unconventional instrumentation.

The final track, "Soli IV," is a triumphant and uplifting piece that features a full orchestra and choir. The piece is characterized by its soaring melodies and powerful harmonies, which are expertly crafted to create a sense of grandeur and majesty.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Face à face, pour alto / for viola
Deux études, pour harpe / for harp
Livre d’orgue
Oraisons, pour violoncelle / for cello

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AP014

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About Pierre Bartholomée

born: 5 August 1937 (Brussels); Conductor, composer, pianist. Bartholomée started to study piano at the age of six. With André Dumortier as piano teacher, he became a laureate at the Brussels Conservatory, where he achieved numerous prices. In Italy he followed master classes from , dedicated to Beethoven's work. Together with , he founded en the Centre de Recherche de Création musicales de Wallonie (Research Centre of Musical Creation of Wallonia) He started his career as pianist, playing recitals, with orchestra & chamber music, in Belgium, France, Germany, Swiss and Spain. After that, he lead the ensemble in Belgium's most important cities, but also in many European festivals (Avignon, Paris, Amsterdam, Warsaw, Madrid, Belgrado, Zagreb), for numerous radio stations (BBC, Radio France, Radio Suisse Romande, WDR, the Danish radio,...) and a few television stations, where he also appeared as a producer for the musicservice of the Belgian television (RTBF). After that, Pierre Bartholomée devoted 30 years of his career to conducting. He conducted different Belgian, Dutch, French, Italian, Swiss, Austrian, German, Norwegian, Fin, Spanish and American ensembles. Twenty-two seasons, he was conductor of the Orchestre Philharmonique De Liège. He's list of compositions contain an opera, six works for grand orchestra, chamber music, vocal music, instrumental works and electronic creations. All his works were performed. Some of them in big international music centra (Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, Washington, Montréal, Quebec, Genève,...)

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Summary by Ahmed Refaat

Soli is an exceptional album that showcases Pierre Bartholomée's unique and innovative approach to contemporary classical music. The album is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates the beauty and complexity of modern classical music.