Quatre pièces pour piano

Melaine Dalibert's "Quatre pièces pour piano" is a captivating exploration of neoclassical music, released on September 28, 2018, under Atypeek Music. This album is a testament to Dalibert's skill and creativity, featuring four meticulously crafted compositions that showcase his minimalist approach and formal rigor.

The album opens with "Variations (à François Morellet)," a 17-minute piece that sets the tone with its intricate variations. Following this is "En Abyme (à Nicolas Horvath)," a 10-minute composition that delves into the depths of sound and structure. The third track, "Canon (à Giuliano D’Angiolini)," is a shorter piece at 7 minutes, offering a moment of reflection before the final and longest track, "Cortège (à Véra Molnar)," which spans an impressive 33 minutes. This piece is a grand finale, showcasing Dalibert's ability to sustain and develop musical ideas over an extended duration.

Each piece is dedicated to a different artist, reflecting Dalibert's collaborative spirit and his engagement with the broader artistic community. The album's total runtime of 1 hour and 9 minutes provides a substantial and immersive listening experience, making it a significant addition to any neoclassical music collection. Whether you're a longtime fan of Dalibert's work or a newcomer to his music, "Quatre pièces pour piano" offers a rich and rewarding exploration of contemporary piano composition.