ROBERT LORTAT (PARIS, FRANCE SEPTEMBER
12, 1885 – PARIS, FRANCE MAY 1938)
He studied at
the Paris Conservatoire under Diémer and won multiple prizes during his time
there. He debuted in Paris in 1910 and later toured Germany. Lortat served in
World War I, but was wounded and discharged. He returned to performing and made
his U.S. debut in 1916. Although he played music of many composers, Lortat’s
recordings, made in the late 1920s, are devoted entirely to Chopin.
TRACKLIST
5901
DUO-ART FRANCK – Prélude, Chorale and Fugue: Chorale
5906
DUO-ART FRANCK – Prélude, Chorale and Fugue: Fugue
5923
DUO-ART FAURE – Impromptu, Op. 31, No. 2, f
5929
DUO-ART DINDY – “Poème des montagnes”, Op. 15, No. 3: Plein air
6061 DUO-ART
SEVERAC – Le Retour des muletiers (The Muleteers’ Return)
6131 DUO-ART
DEBUSSY – “Estampes” – No. 3: Jardins sous la pluie (Gardens Under the Rain)
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