Organization

Festival de Saint-Denis

Pianist

David Fray

Baritone

Edwin Crossley-Mercer

David Fray | Edwin Crossley-Mercer

France

Public

Recital

Approved

Bass

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Cellist

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hornist

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Violino Piccolo Player

Viola da gamba

Musette de cour Player

Viola Pomposa Player

Archlutenist

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Theorbist

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Contralto

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Bass-baritone

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Alto

Continuo

Last year he won a triumph
in recital at the Konzerthaus in Vienna.
His latest DVD devoted to Mozart concertos affirms him as one of the
today's greatest pianists.
David Fray returns this year to
Festival with Schubert (whose he engraved
for the disc the famous and sublime
Impromptus) and in the company of
baritone Edwin Crossley-Mercer, one
voices as long as we can
heard among others at the Paris Opera
in the production of The Merry Widow
this spring.
Together, David Fray and Edwin
Crossley-Mercer concocted for
us a sensitive journey to the heart of
Schubert, and his Lieder, to follow
the steps of the famous Wanderer, walking
his sublime and desperate quest.
David Fray is not just a great pianist. He loves singing and singers,
chamber music and Lieder.
U.S. too.

English

L’an dernier, il a remporté un triomphe
en récital au Konzerthaus de Vienne.
Son dernier DVD consacré aux concertos de Mozart l’affirme comme l’un des
plus grands pianistes actuels.
David Fray revient cette année au
Festival avec Schubert (dont il a gravé
pour le disque les fameux et sublimes
Impromptus) et en compagnie du
baryton Edwin Crossley-Mercer, l’une
des voix du moment que l’on peut
entendre entre autres à l’Opéra de Paris
dans la production de la Veuve Joyeuse
ce printemps.
Ensemble, David Fray et Edwin
Crossley-Mercer ont concocté pour
nous un voyage sensible au cœur de
Schubert, et de ses Lieder, pour suivre
les pas du célèbre Wanderer, cheminant
sa quête sublime et désespérée.
David Fray n’est pas qu’un grand pianiste. Il aime le chant et les chanteurs,
la musique de chambre et les Lieder.
Nous aussi.

français

David Fray | Edwin Crossley-Mercer by Various, From (2012/2012)

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