For her first project at Cypres, young Belgian pianist Cassandre Marfin thinks big and has come up with Jusqu’a la nuit, a triptych devoted to chromesthesia, one of the many forms of synesthesia known to date. Synesthesia refers to the general alliance of two senses within the brain of an individual. Chromesthesia, on the other hand, refers specifically to the association between colours and sounds. Each volume of this trilogy is dedicated to a primary colour: blue, yellow and red. This first volume focuses on blue, which is undoubtedly the colour most present in music and the one most appreciated in the Western world. According to Cassandre Marfin, it evokes the world of night and dreams, something intangible and indefinite. It is a source of multiple representations in our imaginations. Through a skilfully conceived programme, the pianist associates this colour with ideas, metaphors and compositional systems that allow us to form our own personal impression of blue.
Jusqu’à La Nuit: Le Bleu – Cassandre Marfin
Amy Beach Cradle Song of the Lonely Mother, Op. 108
Olivier Messiaen Huit préludes: V. Les sons impalpables du rêve
Alexander Scriabin Poème-Nocturne, Op. 61
Amy Beach By the Still Waters, Op. 114
Alexander Scriabin Deux Poèmes, Op. 71: I. Fantastique
Alexander Scriabin Deux Poèmes, Op. 71: II. En rêvant
Olivier Messiaen Huit préludes: II. Chant d’extase dans un paysage triste
Alexander Scriabin Sonate pour piano No. 6, Op. 62: I. Modéré: mysterieux, concentré
Cassandre Marfin
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