Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Marc Monnet's "Monnet, Vol. 2: Pièce rompues," a classical masterpiece released in 1996 under the naïve classique label. This album is a testament to Monnet's unique compositional voice, blending intricate structures with evocative melodies. Spanning just over an hour, the eight-track collection showcases a range of moods and textures, from the hauntingly beautiful "Siècle Pierre tombeau" to the intense "Le plus violent possible."
Performed by an ensemble of renowned artists, including the Arditti String Quartet, Ensemble Ars Nova, and featuring Garth Knox and Philippe Nahon, the album is a display of virtuosity and musical prowess. Monnet, born in 1947, brings a contemporary edge to classical music, making this album a compelling listen for both seasoned classical enthusiasts and those new to the genre. "Monnet, Vol. 2: Pièce rompues" is a journey through the mind of a visionary composer, offering a rich and rewarding exploration of sound and emotion.
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