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Nazib Zhiganov (1911-1988) : Symphony No. 2 « Sabantuy » (1968)
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- Sonata for Cello and Piano
- Sonata for Flute and Piano
- Trio for Violin, Cello and Piano
Trio Aralia:
Iris Scialom, violin
Magali Mouterde, cello
Théodore Lambert, piano
Corentin Garac, flute
Corentin Boissier, piano
Corentin Boissier’s website: http://www.corentinboissier.net
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- Glamour Concerto, for piano and orchestra
- Sonata Appassionata, for solo piano
- Philip Marlowe Concerto, for piano and orchestra
Valentina Seferinova, pianist
Ukrainian Festival Orchestra
John McLaughlin Williams, conductor
Corentin Boissier’s Website: http://www.corentinboissier.net
Symphony n°4 (1972)
Dir : John Pritchard
1- Moderato -- Allegro molto -- Poco meno mosso (10.34)
2- Adagio (7.01)
3- Scherzo : Allegretto (4.43)
4- Finale : Andante -- Allegro molto (11.42)
On collectionCB2 and collectionCB3 we can also listen to Ruth Gipps’ « Symphony n°2 in one movement » (1945) and « Piano Concerto in G minor » (1948), « Symphony n°3 » (1965).
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Corentin Boissier (b. 1995) (France) : « Warsaw Forever » from « Around the World in 80 Minutes » 24 Preludes to Travel, for piano (2014)
Performed by the composer
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« The Three Lullabies » for chamber orchestra (2013)
Dir : Valery Matyukhin
1st lullaby (5.12)
2nd lullaby (2.43)
3rd lullaby (4.00)
With the kind authorization of the Ukrainian composer Marianna Golubenko.
On collectionCB4, collectionCB5 we can also listen to Marianna Golubenko’s « Symphonic Scherzo-Valse » (2016), « Musica Cantilena » for Piano and Strings (2018).
Marianna Golubenko was born in 1985, March the 4th, in Kiev (Ukraine). Her way in music was not easy and straightforward. During her childhood she learnt music during four years. Marianna externally graduated from a musical school at the age of 14. Then she continued to make music as a hobby. After her studies at a general school, she entered the National University of Сonstructure and Architecture. But the vocation of composing music never left her, and her first try in music composition dates from this period.
When Marianna was 19 years old she asked a professional advice at the National Union of Ukrainian Composers. Fortunately her first youth works and sketches have been accepted, and it determined her to continue a specialized musical formation. In 2006, at the age of 21, Marianna entered the Kiev National Music Academy « Pyotr Tchaikovsky » in the department of composition (in the class of Evgeny Stankovich). She graduated in 2011.
From 2011 till 2014 she continued her postgraduate cursus at the Academy. She also works with children and teaches them music composition.
In 2014 Marianna became the First Prize Laureate at the 3rd International Competition for Young Composers « Nikolai Myaskovsky » (held in Moscow) with the piano quintet "The Three Runes of Forgiving".
The orchestral and chamber musics of Marianna Golubenko are frequently performed in the concert academic halls of Ukraine and abroad.
To better know the Ukrainian composer Marianna Golubenko :
facebook.com/marianna.golubenko
or (in Russian) :
http://vk.com/id22179933
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Fantaisie pour guitare (1995)
Guitarist : Michel Beauchamp
On collectionCB3 and collectionCB4 we can also listen to Rachel Laurin’s « Concerto in G for marimba/vibraphone and String orchestra » (1992), « Piano Concerto » (2008), « Concerto in D for organ, Strings and timpani » (2011), « Fantasy and Fugue, for Organ Duet (one organ, four hands) » (2012).
Organist, composer and improviser, Rachel Laurin was born in l96l, in St-Benoît, Province of Quebec, Canada. After her studies at the Montreal Conservatory, she became Associate Organist at St-Joseph’s Oratory, Montreal (1986-2002), and from 2002 to 2006 she was Titular Organist at Notre Dame Cathedral, Ottawa. She now devotes herself to composition, recitals, master classes and lectures.
Rachel Laurin has performed organ recitals in major cities in Canada, the United States and Europe, and has made more than ten recordings on Motette, Musicus, Musicus/Fidelio, Analekta, SRC (Radio-Canada), Riche Lieu, and BND labels. In 2000 in Montreal, and 2001, in Ottawa, she played the Six Organ Symphonies by Louis Vierne, in three recitals. In 2002, at the inauguration of the Edmonton Winspear Center’s new Létourneau organ, she performed the Premiere of Jacques Hétu’s Concerto for Organ with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra conducted by Mario Bernardi. She presented this same work at the Ottawa’s National Arts Center, in 2008, and in Toronto, at the Metropolitan United Church, in the Centennial Convention of the RCCO, June 2009. She has also performed the Raymond Daveluy’s Organ Concerto, in Hamilton, at the RCCO National Convention, in 1999.
Rachel Laurin is an Associate Composer of the Canadian Music Centre. She has composed more than sixty works for various instruments, instrumental ensembles and orchestra. She has won many awards including the « Prix Conrad-Letendre », the Holtkamp-AGO Composition Competition 2008, and the first Prize of the Marilyn Mason New Organ Music Competition, in 2009. She is frequently invited as organist and composer in major organ festivals and, among others, was a recitalist in the AGO National Convention 2008 (St.Paul/Minneapolis, MN), and a commissioned composer for the AGO National Convention 2010, in Washington, D.C.
Rachel Laurin is well known as an improviser, and she had many opportunities to teach this art in many schools and académies : at the Montreal Conservatory, in Épinal, France, in many RCCO and AGO workshops, and in Calgary as a Faculty Member at the Mount Royal Summer Academy where she was also in charge of a composition class. In November 2009, and March 2010, she was “Distinguished Guest Artist” at Yale University (New Haven, CT), invited as a lecturer, teacher and concertist. Also, a complete CD devoted to her organ music, performed by virtuoso organist Isabelle Demers, was released in June 2011 on Acis label.
Major works :
- Ten Pieces for the Piano, op.1, 3, 5 et 8
- Sonata in E Minor for piano, op.2
- Suite, Ballet in three scenes (from Piano sonata, op.2), op.18
- Quartet, for violin I, violin II, Viola, Cello, op.19
- Concerto in G, for vibraphone, marimba and string orchestra, op.21
- Sonata in A Minor, for violin and piano, op.23
- Divertissement, for vibraphone, marimba and piano, op.25
- Fantaisie, for guitar, op.28
- Three Pieces, for organ, op.31 (2012)
- Symphony No.1, for organ, op.36 (2008)
- Heroic Study, for organ, op.38 (2012)
- Sonate, for duet for violin and viola, op.40
- Sonata in E Minor, for viola and piano, op.42
- Prelude and Fugue in F Minor, for organ, op.45 (2008)
- Piano Concerto, op.46 (2008)
- Four Preludes, for harpsichord, op.48
- Symphony No.2, for organ, tone toem on “The Fall of the House of Usher” by E.A. Poe, op.55
- Concerto in D, for organ, string orchestra and timpani, op. 59 (2011)
- Sonata, for organ and horn, op.60
- Fantasy and Fugue, for Organ Duet (one organ, four hands), op. 62 (2012)
- Introduction and Allegro, for organ and oboe, op.65
To better know Rachel Laurin :
http://www.rachellaurin.com
Sardegna, symphonic poem (1933)
Dir : Nello Segurini
With the support of an Italian music lover.
On collectionCB3 and collectionCB4 we can also listen to Ennio Porrino’s « Concertino for trumpet and orchestra » (1934), « Nocturne and Dance » for small orchestra (1936), « Proserpina » suite for orchestra (1937), « Preludio in Modo Religioso e Ostinato » (1942) and « Sonata drammatica for piano and orchestra » (1947).
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Concerto in G major for piano and string orchestra (c. 1972)
Orchestrated with Somtow Papinian Sucharitkul
Pianist : Dick Schallies
Dir : Adriaan Bonsel
1- Adagio (5.59)
2- Allegro (5.53)
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Symphony-Concerto for viola and orchestra (2009)
Viola : Aleksandr Pogorelov
Dir : Vladimir Sheiko
With the authorization of the composer Anna Kuzina.
On collectionCB2 we can also listen to Anna Kuzina’s « Piano Concerto » (2006).
Anna Kuzina was born in Simferopo, in Ukraine. She began to compose music when she was 5 years old. In 1998 she graduated from Music School in Piano and in the same year she joined the Theoretical Department of the Simferopol Musical College named after P.I. Tchaikovsky. After graduating it, she entered the National Music Academy of Ukraine named after P.I. Tchaikovsky in the Faculty of Composition (class of teacher Yevhen Stankovych). In 2006 she got Master’s Degree and entered the assistantship and then the post-graduate school of Academy. She graduated from it in 2010. Since March 2011 Anna Kuzina is a Member of the National Union of Composers of Ukraine.
Anna Kuzina is a scholarship holder of the President of Ukraine (2002-2006, 2008-2009), she won the international piano competitions and composers’ competition in Ukraine (2001), France (2002, 2003) and Italy (2004), and she is a member of the international festivals "Youth Music Forum", "Kiev (Kyiv) Music Fest" and "Musical premiere of the season".
Her works have been performed in the Lysenko Collonaded Hall of the National Philharmonic Society of Ukraine, and other stages :
- Her works for chorus have been performed by the chamber choir "Credo", conductor : Bogdan Plish. And the chamber choir "Taurida Blagovest", conductor : Vladimir Nikolenko.
- Her « Concerto for Piano and Orchestra » (2006) has been performed in 2006 by the State Academic Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine, conductor : People’s Artist of Ukraine Viktor Zdorenko. In 2008 the second performance of this work by the National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine, conductor : People’s Artist of Ukraine Vladimir Sirenko ; piano part : the composer).
- Her « Slavic Overture », for wind orchestra (2004), has been performed by the State Academic Wind Orchestra of Ukraine, conductor : Alexey Roshchak.
- Her « Chamber Symphony-Concerto for Viola and Orchestra » (2009) has been performed by the National ensemble of Soloists "Kyiv Camerata", conductor : People's Artist of Ukraine Valeriy Matyukhin ; soloist : Andrey Tuchapets. The second version of this composition, for Grand Symphony Orchestra, has been performed in 2012 by the Ukrainian Radio Symphony Orchestra, conductor : Vladimir Sheiko.
- Her vocal pieces have been performed by Taras Shtonda, the People’s Artist of Ukraine, soloist of the National Opera of Ukraine and the Bolshoi Theatre of Russia, by the People’s Artist of Ukraine Elena Basarhyna, soloist of the National Opera of Ukraine by the name of T. Shevchenko, and by Sergey Kovnir, Denis Vishnya, Ludmila Bakhareva… And her piano works have been performed by the author, as well as other compositions.
To better know the composer Anna Kuzina, visit the website :
Pour mieux connaître le compositeur Anna Kuzina, visitez le site :
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Here are presented little-known romantic classical musical masterworks of the XXth and XXIst centuries.
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Spring Overture (1912)
Dir : Stanislaw Bogunia
On collectionCB5 we can also listen to Otakar Jeremias’ « Summer Suite » for orchestra (1948 ?).
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Dance Fantasy in Modern Style (19??)
Dir : ?
On collectionCB2 we can also listen to Georg Haentzschel’s « Romantic Rhapsody for piano and orchestra » (before 1957).
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Irlande, poème symphonique (1882)
Dir : ?
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Atlantic Dances, for piano and orchestra (1955)
Pianist : Oskar Koebel
Dir : Rudolf Michl
1- Ragtime (4.05)
2- Blues (4.32)
3- Tango (5.10)
On collectionCB3 and collectionCB4 we can also listen to Henk Badings’ « Piano Concerto » (1939), « Violin Concerto No. 3 » (1944), « Symphony No. 8 » (1956) « Sinfonietta n°1 » for orchestra (1971).
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Nocturne and Dance, for small orchestra (1936)
Dir : Massimo Pradella
With the support of an Italian music lover.
On collectionCB3 and collectionCB4 we can also listen to Ennio Porrino’s « Sardagna » symphonic poem (1933), « Concertino for trumpet and orchestra » (1934), « Proserpina » suite for orchestra (1937), « Preludio in Modo Religioso e Ostinato » (1942) and « Sonata drammatica for piano and orchestra » (1947).
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Piano Concerto in F minor (1965)
Pianist : Vladimir Bunin
Dir : Yuri Aranovich
On collectionCB4 we can also listen to Vladimir Bunin’s « Symphony n°1 in E minor » (1943), « Symphony n°2 in F Sharp minor » (1948), « Violin Concerto » (1952), « Images of the Udmurt Life » symphonic suite (c. 1960 ?), « Romanian Tunes, rhapsody for orchestra » (1964), « In the Fields of Motherland » symphonic poem (1965), « Russia » symphonic poem (1968).
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Poem for Organ, Strings, Four Trumpets, Two keyboards (piano and harpsichord) and Percussion « In Memory of Those who died during the Leningrad blockade » (1966)
Organ : ?
Dir : Arvid Jansons
On collectionCB2 and collectionCB3 we can also listen to Andrey Petrov’s « Violin Concerto » (1983) and « Russia of Bells » fantasy for orchestra (1990).
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In Memoriam (2008)
Dir : Henry Mazer
On collectionCB3 we can also listen to Fu-Tong Wong’s « Rhapsody of Taiwan » (2000).
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Symphony n°4 in C minor (1957)
Dir : Fuat Mansurov
1- ? (6.31)
2- ? (6.10)
3- ? (7.55)
On collectionCB3 and collectionCB4 we can also listen to Evgeny Brusilovsky’s « Lonely Birch » lyric poem for orchestra on Themes from "Abai’s Songs" (1942), « Piano Concerto in D minor » (1947), « Symphony n°4 in C minor » (1957) and « Symphony n°6 in G major "On a Theme of Kurmangazy" » (1965).
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Piano Concerto on Two Negro Themes (1927)
Pianist : Claudette Sorel
Dir : Richard Korn
1- Allegro moderato, marcato (10.38)
2- Andante (10.15)
3- Rondo (8.26)
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Concertino for trumpet and orchestra (1934)
Trumpet : Renato Marini
Dir : Nino Bonavolonta
With the support of an Italian music lover.
On collectionCB3 and collectionCB4 we can also listen to Ennio Porrino’s « Sardegna » symphonic poem (1933), « Nocturno and Dance » for small orchestra (1936), « Proserpina » suite for orchestra (1937), « Preludio in Modo Religioso e Ostinato » (1942) and « Sonata drammatica for piano and orchestra » (1947).
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Canto d’attesa (Song of Expectancy), for violin and orchestra (1999)
Violin : Maxim Fedotov
Dir : Mischa Damev
With the authorization of the Russian composer Andrei Golovin.
On collectionCB3 and collectionCB4 we can also listen to Andrei Golovin’s « Bambi » Little Musical Pictures to Felix Salten’s Tale (1980) and « Symphony n°3 » (1986).
Andrey Golovin was born in 1950 in Moscow. In 1976 he graduated from the Moscow Conservatory, in the composition class of Evgeny Golubev, and the instrumentation class of Yuri Fortunatov. In 1979 he graduated from the post-graduate course of Moscow Conservatory. He taught at the Gnessin School of Music (since 1989) at the Gnessin Institute. Among his pupils was Pyotr Klimov. Since 1997 he has also been a lecturer there.
Golovin’s music was performed in Germany, Austria, Finland, France, Italy, UK, Poland, Greece, and the USA. In 1998, Golovin was awarded by the Prize of Moscow (in the field of literature and the arts) for his opera "The First Love". Since 1994, Andrey Golovin also performs as a pianist and conductor of his own works.
After some early works, some of which reveal the influence Witold Lutosławski, Golovin’s later works show a personal idiom, closely connected to the tradition of Russian music since the 19th century. It is characterized by clear tonal foundations, and by a rather dark, elegiac mood, close to the romance. The melodic component plays an important role. Often the composer uses small motivic fragments, which he develops into large structures. This approach reflects the influence of Boris Tchaikovsky, a composer that Golovin highly values.
Golovin’s major works include :
- Concerto-Symphony for Viola, Cello and Orchestra (Symphony No. 1) (1976)
- Sonata breve for Viola and Piano (1979)
- Elegy for Solo Cello (1979)
- « Bambi », Little Musical Pictures to Felix Salten’s Tale, for Soloists Ensemble (1980 ; rev. 1992)
- Two Pieces for Flute and Piano (1981)
- Sinfonia Concertante for Viola, Piano and Orchestra (Symphony No. 2) (1981)
- String Quartet (1982)
- Symphony No. 3 (1986)
- « Plain Songs », Cantata to Verses by Nikolai Rubtsov for Mezzo-Soprano, Bass, Piano and Chamber Orchestra (1988)
- Music for Strings (1988 ; orchestration of the « String Quartet », 1982)
- « Distant Past » for Piano (1990)
- « Two Songs Without Words », for Soloists Ensemble (1993)
- « Twilight », Two Poems by Evgeny Baratynsky for Mezzo-Soprano and Piano (1995)
- « The First Love », opera based on Ivan Turgenev’s novel (1996)
- « Canto d’attesa » (« Song of Expectancy ») for Violin and Orchestra (1999)
- « Ave Maria » - Version for Cello and String Orchestra (2003) of Bach-Gounod's work
- « Eight Poems by Count Vasily Komarovsky » for Soprano and Orchestra (2006)
- Canzone for Cello and String Orchestra (2008)
- Symphony No. 4 « Light Unapproachable » (2013)
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Sinfonietta Festiva for string orchestra (1983)
Dir : Mario Klemens
On collectionCB3 we can also listen to Jaromir Podešva’s « Kounic College » symphonic poem (1952) and « Grand March » symphonic poem (1953).
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Concertino for piano and orchestra (1949)
Pianist : Geza Hegy
Dir : Adrian Aeschbacher
1- Allegro (4.55)
2- Andante (4.23)
3- Allegro (7.45)
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Violin Concerto (1980)
Violonist : Boris Gutnikov
Dir : Yuri Temirkanov
1- Recitativo (Allegro vivo, drammatico) (5.37)
2- Aria (Andante sostenuto) (7.55)
3- Finale (Allegro vivo) (6.57)
On collectionCB2 and collectionCB3 we can also listen to Andrey Petrov’s « Poem for Organ, Strings, Four Trumpets, Two keyboards and Percussion » (1966) and « Russia of Bells » fantasy for orchestra (1990).
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Rhapsody of Taiwan (2000)
Dir : Henry Mazer
On collectionCB3 we can also listen to Fu-Tong Wong’s « In Memoriam » for orchestra (2008).
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« Pathetic Symphony » for soprano coloratura, women choir and orchestra (1980) **MUST HEAR**
Soprano : Marina Yanisova
Dir : Vasily Sinaisky
The translations are not sure.
1- Prologue : Sea and Earth (6.23)
2- Morning : Joy and Happiness of the Boy (3.37)
3- The Dream of authoritarian Grandfather – The Myth of the Big Fish Woman (8.14)
4- Storm – Catastrophe – Death Forever (9.13)
5- Woe unto the Child – Epilogue (7.16)
On collectionCB2 and collectionCB3 we can also listen to Vladimir Vlasov’s « Cello Concerto n°1 in C major » (1963) and « Fragments from the ballet "Asel" » (1967).
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Sonata drammatica for piano and orchestra (1947)
Pianiste : Lea Cartaino Silvestri
Dir : Dante Ullu
1- Moderato notturno (6.26)
2- Allegro violente (5.44)
3- Adagio in modo funebre (6.27)
With the support of an Italian music lover.
On collectionCB3 and collectionCB4 we can also listen to Ennio Porrino’s « Sardegna » symphonic poem (1933), « Concertino for trumpet and orchestra » (1934), « Nocturno and Dance » for small orchestra (1936), « Proserpina » suite for orchestra (1937) and « Preludio in Modo Religioso e Ostinato » (1942).
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Sérénade pour flûte et cordes (1956)
Flutist : James Dower
Dir : Maurice Handford
On collectionCB3 and collectionCB5 we can also listen to Jean-Michel Damase’s « Piano Concerto No. 1 » (1949), « Piège de Lumière » Ballet (1952), « Violin Concerto » (1955), « Rhapsodie de Printemps (Springtime Rhapsody) » for piano and orchestra (1957) and « Silk Rhapsody » for orchestra (1966).
« Born in 1928 in Bordeaux into a musical family, his mother being the renown harpist and musician Micheline Kahn, Jean-Michel Damase showed precocious musical talent. His studies began at an early age; when he was five he began the Samuel-Rousseau courses in piano and solfège.
Damase began composing at the age of nine. After Colette, his mother's friend, heard song settings of her poems, she wrote three "poèmes d'animaux" especially for him. When he was twelve, he became a pupil of Cortot at the École Normale de Musique de Paris, and in the next year he joined Armand Ferté’s piano classes at the Paris Conservatoire.
In 1943, he was unanimously awarded the Premier Prix in piano at the Conservatoire. Two years later he entered Henri Büsser's composition classes and began to study harmony and counterpoint with Dupré. At nineteen, he won the first prize in composition with his Quintet for flute, harp, violin , viola, and cello and his cantata Et la belle se réveilla won him the Prix de Rome. In the meantime, his career as a pianist was flourishing; he appeared as soloist in the Colonne and Conservatoire concerts and with the Orchestre National de la Radiodiffusion et Télévision Française (l'ORTF).
Damase's youthful compositional maturity helped to foster a considerable technical facility and he has produced a great deal of music in a style that is attractive and elegant, remaining close to the traditions of the Conservatoire. All his works show deep knowledge of the possibilities of instruments, and his orchestration is rich, full and varied; evidenced most notably in the chamber and concertante works.
Damase has a great admiration for Fauré and Ravel. As a pianist, he has made award-winning recordings of many of their works. He is also great lover of ballet and a close friend of several leading choreographers. His first ballet score was La Croqueuse de diamants (The Gold Digger) written for Roland Petit and first produced at the Marigny Theatre in Paris. The complete ballet is also featured in the film Un, Deux, Trois, Quatre (1960).
After touring the world as a piano soloist and winning the Grand Prix du Disque for his recordings, Jean-Michel Damase has devoted his activities to composition and teaching. He serves on the boards of numerous international musical organizations and societies, judges competitions, and conducts master classes in Europe, the United States and Japan. He was awarded the Grand Prix Musical de la SACD (Société des Auteurs et Compositeurs Dramatiques) and the Grand Prix de la Ville de Paris. » Edited/Corrected from "Jean-Michel Damase: Catalogue of works" published by Editions Henry Lemoine. Additional material provided by ChezDamase, website of Michael Lasser (Chicago, USA).
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Symphony n°3 (1986)
Dir : Vladimir Verbitsky
1- Andante (8.38)
2- Adagio (16.27)
With the authorization of the Russian composer Andrei Golovin.
On collectionCB3 and collectionCB4 we can also listen to Andrei Golovin’s « Bambi » Little Musical Pictures to Felix Salten’s Tale (1980) and « Canto d’attesa » for violin and orchestra (1999).
Andrey Golovin was born in 1950 in Moscow. In 1976 he graduated from the Moscow Conservatory, in the composition class of Evgeny Golubev, and the instrumentation class of Yuri Fortunatov. In 1979 he graduated from the post-graduate course of Moscow Conservatory. He taught at the Gnessin School of Music (since 1989) at the Gnessin Institute. Among his pupils was Pyotr Klimov. Since 1997 he has also been a lecturer there.
Golovin’s music was performed in Germany, Austria, Finland, France, Italy, UK, Poland, Greece, and the USA. In 1998, Golovin was awarded by the Prize of Moscow (in the field of literature and the arts) for his opera "The First Love". Since 1994, Andrey Golovin also performs as a pianist and conductor of his own works.
After some early works, some of which reveal the influence Witold Lutosławski, Golovin’s later works show a personal idiom, closely connected to the tradition of Russian music since the 19th century. It is characterized by clear tonal foundations, and by a rather dark, elegiac mood, close to the romance. The melodic component plays an important role. Often the composer uses small motivic fragments, which he develops into large structures. This approach reflects the influence of Boris Tchaikovsky, a composer that Golovin highly values.
Golovin’s major works include :
- Concerto-Symphony for Viola, Cello and Orchestra (Symphony No. 1) (1976)
- Sonata breve for Viola and Piano (1979)
- Elegy for Solo Cello (1979)
- « Bambi », Little Musical Pictures to Felix Salten’s Tale, for Soloists Ensemble (1980 ; rev. 1992)
- Two Pieces for Flute and Piano (1981)
- Sinfonia Concertante for Viola, Piano and Orchestra (Symphony No. 2) (1981)
- String Quartet (1982)
- Symphony No. 3 (1986)
- « Plain Songs », Cantata to Verses by Nikolai Rubtsov for Mezzo-Soprano, Bass, Piano and Chamber Orchestra (1988)
- Music for Strings (1988 ; orchestration of the « String Quartet », 1982)
- « Distant Past » for Piano (1990)
- « Two Songs Without Words », for Soloists Ensemble (1993)
- « Twilight », Two Poems by Evgeny Baratynsky for Mezzo-Soprano and Piano (1995)
- « The First Love », opera based on Ivan Turgenev’s novel (1996)
- « Canto d’attesa » (« Song of Expectancy ») for Violin and Orchestra (1999)
- « Ave Maria » - Version for Cello and String Orchestra (2003) of Bach-Gounod's work
- « Eight Poems by Count Vasily Komarovsky » for Soprano and Orchestra (2006)
- Canzone for Cello and String Orchestra (2008)
- Symphony No. 4 « Light Unapproachable » (2013)
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« Grand March » symphonic poem (1953)
Dir : Jaromir Dadak
On collectionCB3 we can also listen to Jaromir Podešva’s « Kounic College » symphonic poem (1952) and « Sinfonietta Festiva for string orchestra » (1983).
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« Three Istrian Preludes (Concert Etudes) » for piano and orchestra (1959)
Pianist : Primož Lorenz
Dir : Marko Munih
1- Allegro con brio (3.17)
2- Allegro molto (3.05)
3- Allegro moderato (2.23)
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Double Concerto for violin, piano and orchestra (1976)
Violinist : Nora Grumliková
Pianist : Jaroslav Kolár
Dir : František Vajnar
On collectionCB3 we can also listen to Otmar Macha’s « Night and Hope » symphonic poem (1959) and « Variations on a Theme and Death of Jan Rychlik » (1964).
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« Fragments from the ballet "Asel" » (1967) **MUST HEAR**
Organ and Piano : Abrarn Semyonovich Zhak
Violin : Yuli Reyentovich
Dir : Algis Ziuraitis
The duration of each section is not sure.
1- Introduction – Asel’s First Variation (4.40)
2- Adagio of Asel and Ilyas – Ilyas’ Variations (3.25)
3- Asel’s Reply (Second Variation) – Scene « The Night Falls » (4.18)
4- Meeting Ilyas’ Friends – Five Variations – Asel’s Reply – General Dance and Seeing-off of the Newly-Wed (3.52)
5- Kadichi’s Monologue (4.40)
6- Duet of Asel and Ilyas (6.53)
7- Asel’s Grief (Asel’s Adagio with Friends) (4.40)
8- Asel’s Monologue (Despair and Departure) (7.42)
9- Requiem « Along the Path of Sorrow » – Duet of Baitemir and Asel (4.34)
10- Optimistic Allegro (3.30) – Adagio of Baitemir and Asel (3.48)
11- Finale : Parting with Ilyas (2.49)
« The choeographer Oleg Vinogradov based on Chingiz Aitmatov’s "My Little Poplar in a Red Scarf", transformed from an Eastern tale into a Russian psychological drama about a girl’s unhappy love for a driver in a mototransport depot and her true love for a former soldier » (Christina Ezrahi, "Swans of the Kremlin : Ballet and Power in Soviet Russia", 2012)
On collectionCB2 and collectionCB3 we can also listen to Vladimir Vlasov’s « Cello Concerto n°1 in C major » (1963) and « Pathetic Symphony » for soprano coloratura, women choir and orchestra (1980).
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Lustige Overture (1912)
Dir : Leon Botstein
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« Ebauche symphonique » pour piano et orchestre (after 1930)
Pianist : Yuki Soma
Dir : Pierre Devevey
On collectionCB3 we can also listen to Maurice Lissac’s « Concerto pour piano et orchestre en La bémol majeur » (after 1930).
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« Tra Fronda e Fronda » (2nd mvt from the « Suite for Large orchestra in Four movements » op. 2, 1909)
Dir : Fulvio Vernizzi
Milan RAI Orchestra
With the support of an Italian music lover.
On collectionCB3 we can also listen to Victor de Sabata’s « The Night of Plato » symphonic poem (1923).
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« Kounic College » symphonic poem (1952)
Dir : Vit Micka
On collectionCB3 we can also listen to Jaromir Podešva’s « Grand March » symphonic poem (1953) and « Sinfonietta Festiva for string orchestra » (1983).
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Night and Hope, symphonic poem (1959)
Dir : Jiri Starek
On collectionCB3 we can also listen to Otmar Mácha’s « Variations on a Theme and Death of Jan Rychlik » (1964) and « Double Concerto for violin, piano and orchestra » (1976).
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Symphony No. 3 in G minor (1925)
Dir : Ilarion Ionescu-Galati
1- Andante molto moderato (9.31)
2- Andante molto moderato (11.07)
3- Scherzo : Allegro vivace (11.07)
4- Allegro (7.06)
On collectionCB3, collectionCB5 we can also listen to Paul Richter’s « Piano Concerto in B minor » (1920), « Symphony No. 5 in D major » (1936).
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The Night of Plato, symphonic poem (1923)
Dir : Lorin Maazel
With the support of an Italian music lover.
On collectionCB3 we can also listen to Victor de Sabata’s « Tra Fronda e Fronda » (2nd mvt from the « Suite for Large orchestra in Four movements » op. 2, 1909).
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Concerto pour piano et orchestre en la bémol majeur (after 1930)
Pianist : Yuki Soma
Dir : Pierre Devevey
1st movement (6.49)
2nd movement (6.00)
3rd movement (7.15)
On collectionCB3 we can also listen to Maurice Lissac’s « Ebauche symphonique » pour piano et orchestre (after 1930).
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Concerto Scherzoso for harmonica and orchestra n°1 (1951)
Harmonica : John Larryson (John van Vuuren)
Dir : Hugo de Groot
On collectionCB4 we can also listen to Graham Whettam’s « Sinfonia contra timore » (1962 ; rev. 1997).
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Symphony No. 3 « Micro Symphony » (1967)
Dir : Samo Hubad
1. Solitude (Largo) (5.22)
2. Ritual/Reminiscence (4.15)
3. Adagio – Allegro risoluto (2.58)
On collectionCB3 we can also listen to Aleksandar Obradović’s « Symphony No. 2 » (1964).
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Variations on a Theme and Death of Jan Rychlik (1964)
Dir : Jakub Hrusa
On collectionCB3 we can also listen to Otmar Mácha’s « Night and Hope » symphonic poem (1959) and « Double Concerto for violin, piano and orchestra » (1976).
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Piano Concerto No. 1 in G major (1932). The title and date on the video cover is wrong.
Pianist : Valera Cid
Dir : Ruy Coelho
1- Allegro (5.31)
2- Andante (3.17)
3- Allegro (4.17)
To better know Ruy Coelho and the Great Portuguese composers :
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Morning (Rano), symphonic poem (1946)
Dir : Ladislav Slovak
In spite of its title, this work is the opposite of a pastoral composition.
On collectionCB2 and collectionCB3 we can also listen to Jan Cikker’s « Symphony n°2 "Spring" » (1937), « Summer » symphonic poem (1941), « Symphony n°3 » (1945) and « Morning » symphonic poem (1946).
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Symphony No. 5 in D major (1936)
Dir : Rasvan Cernat
1- ? (8.24)
2- ? (7.57)
3- ? (7.52)
4- ? (6.24)
On collectionCB3, collectionCB5 we can also listen to Paul Richter’s « Piano Concerto in B minor » (1920), « Symphony No. 3 » (1926).
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Scherzo in A major, for small orchestra (1901)
Dir : Arturo Sacchetti
With the support of an Italian music lover.
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Romantic Piano Concerto (1935)
Pianist : Paul Niessing
Dir : Leo Dreihuys
1- Moderato - Improvisato (7.24)
2- Andante con moto (4.27)
3- Allegro ma non troppo (4.27)
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