Édouard Lalo Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne, Louis Fourestier - Rapsodie Pour Orchestre Dite Norvégienne

Review by Jason Friend

The album Rapsodie Pour Orchestre Dite Norvégienne by Édouard Lalo, performed by Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne and conducted by Louis Fourestier, is a stunning display of classical music prowess. The orchestra's performance of the rhapsody is a masterful blend of orchestration and melody, capturing the essence of Lalo's composition.

The album begins with the title track, Rapsodie Pour Orchestre Dite Norvégienne, which immediately sets the tone for the rest of the album. The haunting melody, played by the strings, is accompanied by the brass section, creating a sense of grandeur and majesty. The orchestra's performance is impeccable, with each section perfectly synchronized with the others.

The second track, Scherzo, is a lively and playful composition that showcases the orchestra's technical skill. The woodwinds and strings work together to create a sense of movement and excitement, while the brass section adds depth and richness to the piece.

The final track, Introduction Et Allegro, is a complex composition that showcases Lalo's skill as a composer. The orchestra's performance is breathtaking, with each section working seamlessly together to create a powerful and emotive piece of music.

Summary by Jason Friend

Rapsodie Pour Orchestre Dite Norvégienne is a must-listen for any classical music lover. The Orchestre De L'Association Des Concerts Colonne and Louis Fourestier's performance is nothing short of extraordinary, capturing the spirit and beauty of Lalo's composition.