℗ 2016 Association Les Synesthésistes
Released November 22, 2016
Duration 1h 01m 33s
Record Label NoMadMusic
Catalogue No. NMM037D
Genre Classical (Sonata For Keyboard, Violin Etc.)
 

Fauré, Ropartz: Sonates

Louis Rodde, Gwendal Giguelay

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Cello Sonata No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 109  
1.1
I. Allegro
Gabriel Fauré; Louis Rodde; Gwendal Giguelay
5:04
1.2
II. Andante
Gabriel Fauré; Louis Rodde; Gwendal Giguelay
7:23
1.3
III.Finale. Allegro commodo
Gabriel Fauré; Louis Rodde; Gwendal Giguelay
6:45
Cello Sonata No. 2 in A Minor  
1.4
I. Lent - Ardent
Joseph Guy Ropartz; Louis Rodde; Gwendal Giguelay
9:16
1.5
II. Lent et calme
Joseph Guy Ropartz; Louis Rodde; Gwendal Giguelay
7:55
1.6
III. Très lent - Assez animé
Joseph Guy Ropartz; Louis Rodde; Gwendal Giguelay
6:26
Cello Sonata No. 2 in G Minor, Op. 117  
1.7
I. Allegro vivo
Gabriel Fauré; Louis Rodde; Gwendal Giguelay
6:12
1.8
II. Allegro
Gabriel Fauré; Louis Rodde; Gwendal Giguelay
7:44
1.9
III. Finale. Allegro vivo
Gabriel Fauré; Louis Rodde; Gwendal Giguelay
4:48
In their first album as a duo, Louis Rodde and Gwendal Giguelay unveil their preferred repertoire. These three sonatas are representative of a certain time and era, a "musical will and testament" made up of works from the end of Fauré's life and from Ropartz's mature composition period (by chance, the latter's sonata, his second, was written in the time between the elder's two). The music is lyricism incarnate, filled with mysteries of the divine and far away in Fauré's case and tinged with echoes of Celtic folk heritage in Ropartz's – this album invites us to dream.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – NoMadMusic Studio Masters
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-2.43
-4.97 to 0.00
-24.05
-27.33 to -21.99
-20.86
-23.50 to -18.80
12
11 to 13
1
I. Allegro
0.00-23.12-19.913
2
II. Andante
-3.10-26.13-22.613
3
III.Finale. Allegro commodo
-3.25-23.06-20.311
4
I. Lent - Ardent
-2.30-22.35-19.312
5
II. Lent et calme
-4.44-27.33-23.512
6
III. Très lent - Assez animé
-0.47-21.99-18.813
7
I. Allegro vivo
-1.75-23.01-20.213
8
II. Allegro
-4.97-25.79-22.411
9
III. Finale. Allegro vivo
-1.56-23.66-20.713

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