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| Management number | 205800215 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $85.50 | Model Number | 205800215 | ||
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Title: ?Poulenc - Janacek - Rachmaninoff
Artist: Aram Amatuni
Label: Ars Produktion
Product Type: SUPER-AUDIO CD
UPC: 4260052383445
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2023-09-15
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: HYBRID SACD
For every cellist; Poulenc's Cello Sonata is demanding in terms of playing technique. Since he had a great affinity for woodwind instruments; his notation is not really written to suit the conditions of a string instrument. He himself was aware of this fact; so he sought expert advice for the composition from the famous cellist Pierre Fournier; who was also the dedicatee and soloist at the premiere in 1948. "Everything we see; hear and feel is connected with feeling." This is how Leoš Janácek defined his artistic attitude; from which grew an idiosyncratic tonal language hardly comparable with other models or traditions of his time. Pohádka means - translated from Czech - "fairy tale". It is based on a fairy tale by the Russian romanticist Wassilij Shukowskj (1783-1852) about the love of a prince for a princess. Janácek's enthusiasm for Russian culture is evident in this choice of theme. Sergei Rachmaninoff was in the limelight as a generous piano virtuoso; but as a composer he was more of a pensive self-doubter. His first symphony had failed with the public. This experience of failure led him into a depression and creative crisis lasting several years. Three years later; he was released from it through a new type of hypnotherapy; which was tantamount to an artistic rebirth. His second piano concerto arose like a Phoenix from the ashes and was enthusiastically celebrated. Shortly thereafter; he created his Sonata for Piano and Violoncello opus 19; which is now considered one of his most brilliant compositions. Thematically and motivically; the four movements lead from darkness into light. It was dedicated to the cellist Anatoly Bradukov.
Tracks:
1.1 I. Allegro: Tempo Di Marcia [05:33]
1.2 II. Cavatine [06:02]
1.3 III. Ballabile [03:25]
1.4 IV. Finale [06:36]
1.5 I. Con Moto [04:53]
1.6 II. Con Moto [04:08]
1.7 III. Allegro [02:46]
1.8 I. Lento - Allegro Moderato [12:35]
1.9 II. Allegro Scherzando [06:35]
1.10 III. Andante [05:25]
1.11 IV. Allegro Mosso [10:10]
Artist: Aram Amatuni
Label: Ars Produktion
Product Type: SUPER-AUDIO CD
UPC: 4260052383445
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2023-09-15
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: HYBRID SACD
For every cellist; Poulenc's Cello Sonata is demanding in terms of playing technique. Since he had a great affinity for woodwind instruments; his notation is not really written to suit the conditions of a string instrument. He himself was aware of this fact; so he sought expert advice for the composition from the famous cellist Pierre Fournier; who was also the dedicatee and soloist at the premiere in 1948. "Everything we see; hear and feel is connected with feeling." This is how Leoš Janácek defined his artistic attitude; from which grew an idiosyncratic tonal language hardly comparable with other models or traditions of his time. Pohádka means - translated from Czech - "fairy tale". It is based on a fairy tale by the Russian romanticist Wassilij Shukowskj (1783-1852) about the love of a prince for a princess. Janácek's enthusiasm for Russian culture is evident in this choice of theme. Sergei Rachmaninoff was in the limelight as a generous piano virtuoso; but as a composer he was more of a pensive self-doubter. His first symphony had failed with the public. This experience of failure led him into a depression and creative crisis lasting several years. Three years later; he was released from it through a new type of hypnotherapy; which was tantamount to an artistic rebirth. His second piano concerto arose like a Phoenix from the ashes and was enthusiastically celebrated. Shortly thereafter; he created his Sonata for Piano and Violoncello opus 19; which is now considered one of his most brilliant compositions. Thematically and motivically; the four movements lead from darkness into light. It was dedicated to the cellist Anatoly Bradukov.
Tracks:
1.1 I. Allegro: Tempo Di Marcia [05:33]
1.2 II. Cavatine [06:02]
1.3 III. Ballabile [03:25]
1.4 IV. Finale [06:36]
1.5 I. Con Moto [04:53]
1.6 II. Con Moto [04:08]
1.7 III. Allegro [02:46]
1.8 I. Lento - Allegro Moderato [12:35]
1.9 II. Allegro Scherzando [06:35]
1.10 III. Andante [05:25]
1.11 IV. Allegro Mosso [10:10]
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