Debussy Plays Debussy (豆瓣)

介质: CD
发行时间: 2004
出版者: Dal Segno
唱片数: 1
ISRC(中国): CNC140214700

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简介 · · · · · ·

　　Debussy recorded fourteen piano pieces for Welte: La soirée dans Grenade from the Estampes of 1903 (roll no. 2735), D'un cahier d'esquisses of early 1904 (roll 2734), the six pieces of his Children's corner of 1908 (roll 2733), the humorous waltz La plus que lente of 1910 (roll 2736), and five Preludes from Book 1 of 1909-10 (three on roll 2738 and two on roll 2739). Already ... (展开全部) 　　Debussy recorded fourteen piano pieces for Welte: La soirée dans Grenade from the Estampes of 1903 (roll no. 2735), D'un cahier d'esquisses of early 1904 (roll 2734), the six pieces of his Children's corner of 1908 (roll 2733), the humorous waltz La plus que lente of 1910 (roll 2736), and five Preludes from Book 1 of 1909-10 (three on roll 2738 and two on roll 2739). Already this raises a question of what, if anything, went under the serial numbers 2737 and 2740-1, for which no rolls were ever issued. Was there more Debussy? Unfortunately no answer is known, and the archives that might have told us seem to have long vanished.
　　Another question is recording date. It is often assumed Debussy recorded in 1913, the year some of these rolls were issued, and the date written on his eulogy to Edwin Welte (see facsimile opposite), but various factors suggest a little earlier. In particular, had Debussy recorded in 1913 he'd surely have included something from his second book of Preludes, completed early that year. Also, the techniques of preparing a roll (see Rex Lawson's comments on this in The Pianola Journal no. 5, page 33) suggest that Debussy's rehearing of a roll would more likely have been considerably after he recorded it. So we can probably conclude between 1910 and 1912 - probably nearer 1912, for it would seem unlikely for Welte to sit on such prime unpublished material for longer than necessary.
　　For many years, both as pianist and as a researcher of Debussy's music, I'd been interested by the rolls, both for what they revealed (or at least implied) of Debussy's performing habits, and for some musical differences from the printed editions. The most radical difference was a succession of tempo changes in the prelude La Cathédrale engloutie not marked in the printed score or Debussy's manuscript (of which more below); there were also many others, mostly added or omitted chords and notes and changed figurations and harmonics. I was already using some of them in my performances - at least as far as I could discern them from the Telefunken LP transfers, which were then my only source for what the rolls contained

曲目 · · · · · ·

1.: Préludes (12 Stücke Für Klavier, Heft 1) (Auszug)
2.: Nr. 10: Submerged Cathedral
3.: Nr. 11: Dance of Puck
4.: Children's Corner
5.: From a Sketchbook
6.: A Slow Waltz
7.: Estampes (3 Stücke Für Klavier) (Auszug)
8.: Nr. 3: Gardens in the Rain
9.: The Girl With the Flaxen Hair
10.: At the Gate of the Vine
11.: Deux Arabesques
12.: Nr. 2 G - Moll
13.: Préludes (12 Stücke Für Klavier, Heft 1) (Auszug)
14.: Clair De Lune
15.: Reverie
16.: Images Pour Piano 2 Nr. 1 - 3 (Auszug)
17.: Images Pour Piano 1 Nr. 1 - 3 (Auszug)