Mai Lan Morini, Daniel Gardiole - Claude debussy, reynaldo hahn, anthony girard : floraisons (2024) [Hi-Res]

Tracklist

01. Les merveilles de la mer: No. 1, Les petites vagues (For Piano)
02. Les merveilles de la mer: No. 2, Un coquillage (For Piano)
03. Les merveilles de la mer: No. 3, Un rayon de soleil, un nuage (For Piano)
04. Les merveilles de la mer: No. 4, Etoile de mer, étoile du ciel (For Piano)
05. Les merveilles de la mer: No. 5, Le sable à marée basse (For Piano)
06. Les merveilles de la mer: No. 6, Un oiseau, très haut (For Piano)
07. Les merveilles de la mer: No. 7, Le vent raconte (For Piano)
08. Les merveilles de la mer: No. 8, Un crabe minuscule (For Piano)
09. Les merveilles de la mer: No. 9, Des roches (For Piano)
10. Les merveilles de la mer: No. 10, Un poisson (For Piano)
11. Les merveilles de la mer: No. 11, La lune dort dans l’océan (For Piano)
12. Les merveilles de la mer: No. 12, La chanson de l’eau (For Piano)
13. Children's corner: No. 1, Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum (For Piano)
14. Children's corner: No. 2, Jimbo’s lullaby (For Piano)
15. Children's corner: No. 3, Sérénade for the doll (For Piano)
16. Children's corner: No. 4, The snow is dancing (For Piano)
17. Children's corner: No. 5, The Little Sheperd (For Piano)
18. Children's corner: No. 6, Golliwog’s cakewalk (For Piano)
19. Clair de Lune: No. 1, Promenade (For Piano)
20. Clair de Lune: No. 2, Babillage au soleil (For Piano)
21. Clair de Lune: No. 3, Lune (For Piano)
22. Clair de Lune: No. 4, Angélus (For Piano)
23. Clair de Lune: No. 5, Tristesse nocturne, l’oiseau de nuit (For Piano)
24. Clair de Lune: No. 6, Petit ruisseau murmurant (For Piano)
25. Clair de Lune: No. 7, Ver luisant (For Piano)
26. Clair de Lune: No. 8, Le lys (For Piano)
27. Clair de Lune: No. 9, Les orties (For Piano)
28. Clair de Lune: No. 10, Le vent (For Piano)
29. Clair de Lune: No. 11, Retour (For Piano)
30. Floraison: No. 1 (For Piano 4-Hands)
31. Floraison: No. 2 (For Piano 4-Hands)
32. Floraison: No. 3 (For Piano 4-Hands)

As a child, I was drawn to hands-on activities. I would spend entire afternoons engrossed in origami, secluded in my room, meticulously following each fold with precision. Though I often made mistakes, I never grew discouraged, for the joy of transforming a simple piece of paper into something entirely new captivated me. I also harbored a passion for gardening. Growing beans, lentils, and carrots, I delighted in watching my hands nurture seeds into sprouting plants, flourishing and blooming. The processes of transformation, creation, and marveling at the results are deeply intertwined with my work as both an artist and a teacher.
One day, my older sister Élisabeth introduced me to a world of sound that would profoundly shape the course of my life: it was Robert Schumann’s “Phantasietanz” Op. 124 No. 5 in E minor. The music entranced me. I was only eight years old, but I felt deeply moved by what I heard. It was thirty year.

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