Opus 8 (double record)
CD1: RUSSIAN POEMS FOR THE PIANO
"The number eight as a symbol has something magical and attractive for me, like a moebius strip or the infinity sign. It is almost mystical that this selection of works (representing an entire layer of Russian music) belongs to one epoch, is composed for one instrument (piano solo) and can be bundled together under the opus number 8. This music is gripping in its visions and, at the same time, moving in its intimacy and authenticity"
CD2: FINNO-UGRIC RHAPSODIES FOR THE CELLO
"I am very much concerned here with unifying, in a confrontation, the piano’s brainstorm flooded with light and the cello’s gloomy prophecy."
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CD 1 | RUSSIAN POEM
TRACK | TITEL | COMPOSER | INSTRUMENT |
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01-02 |
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Anatoly Konstantinovič Lyadov (1855-1914) | Piano |
03-04 |
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Nikolai Medtner (1879–1951) | Piano |
05 |
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Sergei Lyapunov (1857–1918) | Piano |
06-17 |
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Alexander Nikolaevič Scriabin (1872–1915) | Piano |
CD 2 | FINNO-UGRIAN RHAPSODY
TRACK | TITEL | COMPOSER | INSTRUMENT |
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01 |
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Jean Sibelius (1865–1957) | Violoncello |
02-03 |
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György Ligeti (1923–2006) | Violoncello |
04-06 |
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Zoltán Kodály (1882–1967) | Violoncello |