Artist: Chloé Dumoulin
Album: Nouveau lyrisme
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2025
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 49:32
Total Tracks: 11
Total Size: 916 MB

Tracklist:

1-1. Chloé Dumoulin – Trois poèmes: I. Ainsi chante l’amour dans l’arbre de mes veines (03:33)
1-2. Chloé Dumoulin – Trois poèmes: II. Nuit féconde, aux portes de l’extase (03:41)
1-3. Chloé Dumoulin – Trois poèmes: III. Fulgurante passion (03:07)
1-4. Chloé Dumoulin – Romance for Viola & Piano (05:38)
1-5. Chloé Dumoulin – Viola Sonata, Op. 37: I. Balade (03:23)
1-6. Chloé Dumoulin – Viola Sonata, Op. 37: II. Scherzetto (02:13)
1-7. Chloé Dumoulin – Viola Sonata, Op. 37: III. Arioso (06:36)
1-8. Chloé Dumoulin – Viola Sonata, Op. 37: IV. Ronde (04:36)
1-9. Chloé Dumoulin – Six thèmes solaires: No. 9, Alto-Neptune (05:36)
1-10. Chloé Dumoulin – Discusión for Viola & Piano (03:46)
1-11. Chloé Dumoulin – Nocturne boréal (07:18)

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Violist Frédéric Lambert and pianist Chloé Dumoulin present Nouveau Lyrisme (New Lyricism), a celebration of the ever-evolving Quebec music contemporary scene. An ode to inner landscapes, murmurs, and surges of the soul, this album weaves intimate yet bold and brilliant dialogues between viola and piano, highlighting their contrasts while embracing a timeless beauty.The album opens with Trois poèmes by Jeanne Landry, a work rooted in the Western tonal tradition, flowing with expressive contrasts that mirror the upheavals of the 21st century. Landry believed that art must offer an alternative to the disorder of modern society, and her music embodies this vision. Next is Alain Payette’s Romance pour alto et piano, inspired by his time at Les Choralies in Vaison-la-Romaine. Michel Edward’s Sonate pour alto et piano, Op. 37, a work that explores a lighter, more playful side of his typically serious compositional style. Alto-Neptune by Denis Gougeon, part of his Six thèmes solaires, offers a contemplative and mournful chant, an invitation to gaze into the universe with infinite tenderness. Alejandra Odgers’ Discusión unfolds as a fierce musical argument between viola and piano, shifting between tension and resolution. The album closes with Julie Thériault’s Nocturne boréal, a meditation on the human experience within vast northern landscapes—solitary, awe-inspiring, and deeply introspective.