
Musiques de la mer - Sea Music
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1/7Composer's Artistic Vision
Many works on this recording, such as those by Charles Koechlin (1867-1950), are "seaside, shore works," inspired by experiences like walks along the Normandy coast.
Composer Biography
Jean Cras (1879-1932), one of the composers featured, had a brilliant naval career and was drawn equally to the sea and music, never choosing between the two vocations.
Composition History
For a concert in Qatar, Jean-Pierre Ferey was asked to compose music inspired by the traditional songs of pearl fishers, two movements of which are included on this recording.
Composition History
The idea for this album's program, centered on sea music, originated from pianist Jean-Pierre Ferey's childhood experiences and materialized during a 1993 concert tour in the Persian Gulf.
Performer Biography
Jean-Pierre Ferey, the pianist on this recording, is known for his original discography, including recordings of works by Jean Cras, which won the Grand Prix du Disque in Paris in 1997.
Performer Biography
Jean-Pierre Ferey often performs thematic concerts or shows, such as "Musiques de la Mer" (Sea Music), which includes poetic texts, or duo concerts with organist Frédéric Ledroit.
Performer Biography
Jean-Pierre Ferey has collaborated for many years with French composer Aubert Lemeland, premiering most of his solo piano cycles, including "Choral-Variations No.1" and "Ballades du Soldat."




















