Salutations à Calais

The music of French composers in the early 20th century was colorful and oscillating. Claude Debussy's "Syrinx" sounds like an incantation, and the mystical atmosphere of his sonata for flute, viola and harp is also full of fantastic sounds. An instrumentation that Debussy's compatriot Ladislas de Rohozinski, born in St. Petersburg, also honored with a charming composition. Similar to Jacques Ibert, the third Frenchman in the group. The Belgian H...