(2010) Jongen, Reger & Scriabin: Divergences Clara Schumann instrumental perfection and joy of

instrumental perfection and joy of performing are admirable

first and foremost

An interpretation as cheeky and mind-blowing as the CD cover

The musical voyage is made even more agreeable by the absorbing notes signed by Cédric Pescia himself

De Monte succeeded in setting Ronsard’s charming (occasionally melancholy) poetry in gems such as Comme la tourterelle

(2010) Jongen, Reger & Scriabin: Divergences Clara Schumann instrumental perfection and joy ofWhat an ascent! In 2006; Joseph Moog won the Marguerite Dtschler Prize at the Sommets Musicaux de Gstaad festival and; as a result; recorded Liszts two Concertos and his Danse Macabre. A promising start with Claves; which led to a highly successful solo album two years later: Metamorphonse(n). A tribute to a virtuosity that is full of finesse; today reaching a new solo recital; dedicated to the most contrasting worlds of the first half of the 20th