Dinos Rue Sans Nom

Werner Haas was a German pianist especially known for his interpretations of French repertory, particularly the works of Debussy and Ravel. But his performances of music by Chopin and Beethoven were also highly praised and his repertory was quite broad, extending to Prokofiev and Kabalevsky. He was better known in Europe than in the Americas, where he never concertized. His many admirers assert that had his life not been tragically cut short, he would likely have achieved recognition as one of the finest pianists of his time. Haas was born in Stuttgart on March 3, 1931. He exhibited unusual talent as a young child, though the pianist himself was reluctant to claim he was extraordinarily gifted. Still, he might have developed even sooner but for the exigencies brought on by the war in his homeland. He enrolled at the Stuttgart Academy of Music in 1947, where he took instruction on piano from Lilli Kröber-Asche, who was known for her Mozart interpretations. Shortly after leaving the Stuttgart Academy in 1954, he traveled to Saarbrücken for two years of study with Walter Gieseking, whose interest in the music of Debussy may well have steered Haas toward the French master's works. It was during this time that he launched his career with a critically well-received recital (1955) in his native Stuttgart.

Simone is the first album of the band Rue de Tanger. Led by double bass player Pierre-Yves Le Jeune, the trio presents a unique blend of french traditionnal accordion and oriental rhythms. While being part of current modern jazz trends, Rue de Tanger stands out for the originality of its influences and the strength of its discourse.

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In Christian tradition, the November 2nd marks the commemoration of the departed, a time of remembrance and intercession for the soul of the beloved ones. To accompany this time of memory and sorrow, we bring a soothing collection of classical works offering a peaceful, hope-filled, bright vision of death. It highlights slow-paced elegies, in memoriams and serene excerpts from requiems, by the greatest composers. Featured artists include Neville Marriner, Piotr Anderszewski, Choir of King’s College, Pierre Génisson, Barbara Hendricks…

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