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| Disc No: CYP4622 | Simple instructions: take this disc, place it in your player and settle down between your loudspeakers for an hour and fifteen minutes. It’s a journey worth taking! Difficult to imagine you are listening to only one instrumentalist. Jean-Pierre Peuvion plays the clarinet, all the clarinets, several clarinets at the same time; he is accompanied by electronics, Tibetan bowls and even glass. He also reveals to us the warm, velvety sound of the ‘tarogato’, a wooden instrument of Hungarian origin with a characteristic sound in between that of the clarinet and the saxophone and an instrument that is still used in Romania, mainly for traditional music. |
| Price: Sek. 160 | |
| Name: Takshasilâ | |
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| Composer | Opus | Music | Key | Performer |
| Fourgon, Michel (° Ličge, 1968) | Carlo Assassinato_for bass clarinet | Jean-Pierre Peuvion, clarinets | ||
| Ledoux, Claude (°1960) | Dolphin Tribute_for bass clarinet and Electronics | |||
| Robert, Jean-Louis (1948-1979) | Takshasilâ_for sopano clarinet | |||
| Jaer, Baudouin de (°1962) | Una Nota [Dear(e)nd / Turn left]_for soprano clarinet | |||
| Peuvion, Jean-Pierre (°1945) | Tara Ila_for double clarinets | |||
| Peuvion, Jean-Pierre (°1945) | Yara_for soprano clarinet and glass | |||
| Lenfant, Patrick (°1945) | Duocto_for piccolo, soprano, bass, contrabass clarinets, Tibetan bowls and tape | |||
| Peuvion, Jean-Pierre (°1945) | Tecmessa_for tarogato |