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Debussy: 24 Préludes – review

Royal Scottish National Orchestra/ Märkl(Naxos)Sails flap idly on calm seas, cool breezes dance across plains, snow lies thick on the ground – we are in the poetic landscape of Debussy's delicate Préludes for piano, orchestrated with a vibrant paintbox by Slovak composer, conductor and arranger Peter Breiner. Stylish Jun Märkl and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra exploit all the changing hues of this colourful showpiece from the wistful glimpse of the Girl with the Flaxen Hair and the ...

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23:03 on September 22 2012

Debussy: 24 Préludes – review

Guardian Music — Royal Scottish National Orchestra/ Märkl(Naxos)Sails flap idly on calm seas, cool breezes dance across plains, snow lies thick on the ground – we are in the poetic lan... more info

Claude Debussy