Review / Charme

Born in Singapore, Congyu Wang began piano at age three. In Paris he studied at the Ecole Normale de Musique with Jean-Marc Luisada and Odile Catelin-Delangle; and then at the Schola Cantorum with Gabriel Tacchino (Poulenc’s only student). He went on to win Grand Prize in international competitions in Berlin and Bordeaux, among other competition prizes. He has given over five hundred recitals in many countries from France to Indonesia. An active chamber player, he also has a repertoire of thirty piano concertos.

Pascal Rogé has long been prominent as an interpreter of French music, so I am assuming it is appropriate to compare his manner and style of playing to that of Congyu Wang. Their repertoire here overlaps. They both play the Movements perpétuelles and the Novelettes. Rogé plays only some of the Improvisations; Congyu Wang plays them all and, as far as I can tell, he offers the only recording of all fifteen of these on a single disc. Each of these pianists offers other short works in addition. All the pieces on Wang’s CD are miniatures, most of them less than two minutes in duration. (Rogé’s opening piece runs twenty-three minutes.) Among the other unique pieces, I find Congju Wang’s final selection, Les Chemins de l’amour, exceptionally beautiful…
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