Utwory na płycie:

• Trois Morceaux, Op. 48 - Lied romantique
• Trois Morceaux, Op. 48 - Sérénade
• Trois Morceaux, Op. 48 - Bagatelle
• Rythmes délaissés - Nr. I Chantant et bien rythmé
• Rythmes délaissés - Nr. II Commodément
• Rythmes délaissés - Nr. III Allegretto comodo
• Rythmes délaissés - Nr. IV Gaîment animé
• Suite, Op. 9 - Nr. I Allegro ma non troppo
• Suite, Op. 9 - Nr. II Andantino espressivo
• Suite, Op. 9 - Nr. III Allegretto con moto
• Suite, Op. 9 - Nr. IV Vivace
• Trois Esquisses - Nr. I Allegretto vivace
• Trois Esquisses - Nr. II Andante cantabile
• Trois Esquisses - Nr. III Allegretto scherzando

Trois Morceaux, Op. 48
Rythmes délaissés pour violoncelle et piano
Suite, Op. 9
Trois Esquisses pour violoncelle et piano

Of the most prolific and world-famous composers from Switzerland, none fell into oblivion faster after his death than Emile Jaques-Dalcroze. With the late Romantic Joseph Joachim Raff, born in Lachen (Canton Schwyz), he shares the multitude of compositions in various genres, with his friend Arthur Honegger the multitude of publishers in France, England and Switzerland. Born as a contemporary of Jean Sibelius five years after Mahler and Hugo Wolf and ten years before Ravel, who influenced him less than the German Romantics, Jaques-Dalcroze developed a distinct personal style at the turn of the 20th century.

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Recording: 06/2021 – SRF Radio Studio Zürich/Switzerland. Piano: Bösendorfer 280VC, Concert Grand.