Credits:

Dario Muller

Description:

In this album entitled "Boulevards of Paris," you will hear a variety of works that were popular mainly in Paris at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. At that time, Paris was a place where music in the Impressionist style promoted by Debussy and others, music using "collapsing functional harmony" originated by Wagner, popular music and jazz brought from America, and "music as furniture" advocated by Satie were all mixed together, and concert halls, cabarets, and bistros were the places where the intellectuals and artists met, These were played in concert halls, cabarets, bistros, and other places where intellectuals and artists met. This work, which is a collection of works that stimulated people's interest, evokes the fashionable atmosphere of the time. Muller, who specializes in modern American works, gives a stylish performance. (C)RS