Duos for violin and cello by Kodaly, Ravel and Martinu played on gut strings by Sophie Ackermann and Nicolas Deletaille
Physical Albums
Music for flute, cello and piano by N. Kapustin, G. Pierné and B. Martinu recorded by the Tokyo Brussels Trio (Nozomi Kanda, flute; Keiko Nagahama, piano; and Nicolas Deletaille, cello)
- Schubert Sonata for arpeggione and fortepiano D821 recorded by Nicolas Deletaille (arpeggione La Brique 2001) and Alain Roudier (fortepiano Conrad Graf 1828)
- Schubert Kavierstücke for fortepiano D946 No2
- Schubert Valses Nobles for fortepiano D969
"Chants et Chansons de Pierre Dupont" arranged by Laurent Beeckmans.
Jeanne de Lartigue, mezzo-soprano; Elisabeth Wybou, violin, Nicolas Deletaille, cello and Alain Roudier, piano
René Mogensen music : Walls of Nicosia for arpeggione and computer Salamis Dances for solo arpeggione Sonata Neo Schubert for arpeggione, fortepiano and computer Recorded by Nicolas Deletaille (arpeggione La Brique), Alain Roudier (fortepiano Conrad Graf 1828) and René Mogensen (computer)
Liszt: Music for cello and piano
Nicolas DELETAILLE, cello - Alain ROUDIER, pianoforte
(violoncello Martin Stoss 1826 / fortepiano Steingraeber Opus 1 from 1851)
DVD : René MOGENSEN - All Numbers Langage for cello and live electronics and video
Recorded by Nicolas Deletaille and René Mogensen Mogensen's music, while combining traditional instruments with electroacoustics and interactive computer technology, reaches a very immediate artistic expression, that the general concert-going audience finds quite accessible. The projected video is based on images by the artist Johan Lievens, that are processed in real-time, depending on analysis of the cello sound. The performance reaches for a poetic synthesis of all elements involved, centered on the expressiveness of the cellist's interpretation of the score.
The work was premiered by Nicolas Deletaille in September 2006, in Gent, Belgium, with René Mogensen assisting. The present DVD released features this live premiere. All Numbers Language is a multimedia-work where the interplay between visual impressions, symbolic images, music, sound and human performance is very strong. The score builds on the shoulders of the literature for solo cello, especially the suites by J.S. Bach, and Benjamin Britten.
Schubert arpeggione sonata and quintet in C
Studio Recording (2006/2007) for the record label Fuga Libera. The arpeggione sonata is played on a Labrique arpeggione (2001) and on a Conrad Graf fortepiano (c. 1820).
4 stars award from "Le Monde de la musique"
Beethoven 5 cello sonatas with Nicolas Deletaille and Jean-Michel Dayez (double CD) Studio recording (2006) for the record label Contréclisse
Bach 6 Solo Cello Suites by Nicolas Deletaille (double CD)
Studio recording (2005) for the record label Contréclisse on Amati violoncello (1619) and piccolo cello made by Labrique (2002)
This CD features the Mendelssohn Ensemble in Live performances, taken from a concert given in the wonderful Concert Hall of the Royal Conservatory of Brussels on July 29, 2004 as part of the .Festival des Midis-Minimes. where they played the Souvenir de Florence by Tchaikovsky.
The 3 Croquis by Lysight and the Piano Quintet nr 1 opus 5 by Dvorak were recorded during a concert given on July 30, 2004 at the more intimate Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel of Belgium.
These recordings reproduce with considerable fidelity the atmosphere and energy of live performances, recreating throughout this CD the feeling of a live concert.