Lucas Debargue's debut album is a live recording at the Salle Cortot in Paris and documents his first concert in his hometown after the competition.The centrepiece of the programme recording is Ravel’s monumentally challenging Gaspard de la nuit, one of the most difficult piano pieces in the repertoire, which Debargue performed in the second round of the competition. It caused a sensation with audience being thrilled by his interpretation and compared Lucas' playing to have a "confidence worthy of Richter" (The Spectator 2015).The recording further includes works by Domenico Scarlatti; Chopin’s sublime Ballade No 4; Liszt’s Mephisto Waltz; and smaller works by Grieg (Lyric Piece Op 4, No 3) and Schubert (Moment musical Op 94, No 3)
