Ravel: Sonate pour Violon et Violoncelle

**The ASPECT RATIO IS STILL NOT RIGHT**

Maurice Ravel: Sonate pour Violon et Violoncelle,
mouvement 1: Allegro

Extrait du film de Claude Sautet, "Un Coeur en Hiver" (A Heart in Winter), 1992
Emmanuelle Béart, Daniel Auteuil, Andre Dussollier.

Jean-Jacques Kantorow, violon
Philippe Muller, violoncelle
(an ΣRATO 1973 recording)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Ravel
• Sonata
• Duet
• Violin
• Cello
• Emmanuelle
• Béart
• Heart
• in
• Winter
• Un
• Coeur
• en
• Hiver

[michaelpiano1]

the cellist is Dominique de Williencourt in the begining....

[haynibabe]

I still love it!

And I loved it back then in the cinema!

[Physdelicdreaming]

Yes, the music is higher than it usually should be...but I believe that it creates a certain atmosphere for the movie - a kind of sensual tension. Ravel's music is haunting by itself; deep, dreamy, magical, and in a way, the way it is played here gives it a whole different dimension.

Oh, and I just cracked up at Daniel's expression while he is staring at Beart's face, especially at 0:36.

[phys5293]

@AlekseiGovorov

Looking at other clips of the movie, it seems like all the music is played a semitone high.

[phys5293]

@cashflowers

That's because he's actually a professional cellist, while the violinist is an actor who probably took a couple lessons to fake it better.

[cashflowers]

Quelle prestance du violoncelliste !

[winonazelenka]

nice playing, and nice faking!!

[AlekseiGovorov]

0_0 Why is it on half tone higher & so fast??

[glizdusia]

so pretty, I have to watch this movie!

:)