It was on American soil that Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904) began the composition of his Cello Concerto. Free of all prejudice, he had taken a keen interest in Amerindian and Afro-American cultures during his long stay in the United States of America. Moving himself between classical, jazz, improvisation, and world music as part of his trio or his duo with accordion, Raphael Jouan could not but be receptive to the open-mindedness of the Czech composer. And when, for his recording debut with orchestra, he decided to measure himself against this emblematic work, it was in order to live a collective adventure, under the sign of sharing, with musicians close to his heart.

Tracklist:

1. Concerto Pour Violoncelle en Si Mineur Op. 104 (B.191)-Allegro
2. Concerto Pour Violoncelle en Si Mineur Op. 104 (B.191)-Adagio Ma Non Troppo
3. Concerto Pour Violoncelle en Si Mineur Op. 104 (B.191)-Finale. Allegro Moderato
4. Rondo en Sol Mineur Pour Violoncelle Et Orchestre Op. 94 (B.181)
5. Waldesruhe (Silence de la Fort) Pour Violoncelle Et Orchestre Op. 68/5 (B.182)

UPC: 3760419360917
Label: La Dolce Volta
Release Date: 2.27.26
Format: CD