JEANNE LELEU Piano Quartet. Six Sonnets de Michel-Ange. En Italie: Excerpts.

This document is a compilation of three separate reviews of music recordings. The first review discusses a collection of organ works by Jacques-Marie Beauvarlet-Charpentier, performed by organist Quentin Guérillot and soprano Maud Bessard-Morandas. The reviewer describes the music as pleasant but unmemorable, suitable for collectors of organ repertoire and French music from the Napoleonic era. The second review focuses on a recording of piano compositions by Jeanne Leleu, a French composer and pianist. The reviewer praises Leleu's music, noting influences from Ravel, Fauré, and Debussy, and recommends the recording as a major discovery. The third review discusses a collaboration between three Georgian musicians known as Trio Revolution, who perform original works for flute, cello, and piano. The reviewer highlights Lowell Liebermann's Trio No. 2 as a vibrant and compelling piece. Overall, the reviews provide insights into the musical styles and historical context of the recordings, making them valuable resources for library patrons interested in these specific genres and composers. [Extracted from the article]