Albéric Magnard - Quintet for Piano and Winds in D Minor, Op. 8

Albéric Magnard - Quintet for Piano and Winds in D Minor, Op. 8 (1894)
Performed by Les Vents Français with Eric Le Sage, piano
Movement One: Sombre - 0:00
Movement Two: Tendre - 8:12
Movement Three: Léger - 15:47
Movement Four: Joyeux - 20:58
Source of Audio - • Moderniste

[@PhilippeBrun-qy3st]

Quelle belle musique mon Dieu.

[@lorenzopone869]

Thanks God this Quintet exists. Because of its incredible freshness and craftsmanship, I consider it one of the most important chamber works of its genre and, in general, in of the most important works of Pre-Modernism.

[@gerardbegni2806]

This quintet differs from Mozart's and Beethoven's tradition, since there is no horn but one flute. This is by far more homogeneous: "woodwinds" alone. A synthesis will be achieved by Poulenc's sextet.

[@RickyFasquel]

who's the pianist?

[@invertedninthchord]

Eric Le Sage, I've just added it to the description.