8 Miniatures
André Isoir

Originally composed for his wife Annie to accompany the services at the Protestant temple and intended to replace the improvised organ parts, the 8 Miniatures by André Isoir are quite representative of the French musical aesthetics. inscribing in the lineage of Fauré, Ravel or Duruflé. With remarkable elegance and concision, they go straight to the point. Written in the free and playful style of improvisation, each piece has a well defined and personal character. From an easy start, they sound remarkably on an instrument of even modest size and all 8 Miniatures form a coherent sequence for the concert.

(Note from the Ecuador)