Boulanger/chaminde/debussy
D'un Matin De Printemps
Boulanger Chaminade Debussy Of a Spring Morning (D'un matin de printemps) Thierry Cazals flute Vincent Grappy organ Cavaillé-Coll organ of Saint-François-de-Sales, Lyon Paris, 1900. The age of Impressionism, a time of emancipation and of newfound freedoms in which nature, perceived or dreamed, was a source of inspiration. The alliance between the flute and the organ is a natural one: the one is merely the mechanisation and amplification of the other. Together they serve a repertoire of infinite poetry, a happy witness to an age that knew how to find in art the means of saving itself from itself.