Lucas & Arthur Jussen today announce the release of their first new work in two years: the EP 'Rêve'. We are very proud and excited to announce that Rêve is the first chapter of the musical trilogy we will release this year," the brothers shared. "For Rêve, we explored French, impressionistic repertoire by lesser-known composers, and we are thrilled with this selection of waltzes, lullabies, and other swaying pieces. They are wonderful to play and hopefully a joy to listen to as well." The EP follows their acclaimed album Dutch Masters (2022), which received praise from leading publications such as De Volkskrant, NRC, and Trouw, and was awarded the Edison Klassiek Award.

On the new EP CANTUS by brothers and pianists Lucas and Arthur Jussen, they explore in six tracks piano repertoire that was originally based on an aria or chorale melody. Lucas and Arthur Jussen are among the most sought-after piano duos of our time. In view of their illustrious international careers, the Jussen brothers can justifiably be described as the outstanding ambassadors of classical music in the Netherlands. Their new project CANTUS is an album of six carefully selected titles, each based on a choral or aria melody by Johann Sebastian Bach, Reinhard Fedel and Johannes Brahms. ‘The two Dutchmen are great sound narrators, they mesmerise the audience with their sense of light-and-shadow effects.‘ - Der Tagesspiegel

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