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Leningrad International Festival 1988 |
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Archaeopteryx |
32:45 |
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Concerto for viola and orchestra |
20:54 |
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Metamorphoses |
14:42 |
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Concerto No. 2 for piano and orchestra - I |
06:35 |
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Concerto No. 2 for piano and orchestra - II |
06:02 |
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Concerto No. 2 for piano and orchestra - III |
03:45 |
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Concerto for violin and orchestra |
17:38 |
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Light Sorrow |
33:15 |
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Concerto for piano, chamber orchestra and laser beam |
17:53 |
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Two movements for chamber orchestra |
14:29 |
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Capriccio Pour Hautbois |
07:09 |
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Prelude for two violins |
04:35 |
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Music for strings, oboes, horns, and celesta |
25:41 |
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Harmonielehre |
16:50 |
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Harmonielehre - The Anforas Wound |
11:23 |
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Harmonielehre - Meister Eckhardt And Quackie |
11:16 |
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Iwan Karabits - Concerto No. 2 For Orchestra |
15:44 |
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Yasushi Akutagawa - Rhapsody For Orchestra |
16:20 |
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Pavane (1988) for five violas |
10:59 |
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Concerto Grosso No. 1 (1977) for two violins, harpsichord, and strings |
27:35 |
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Opera Strumentale (1987) five fragments for orchestra |
21:28 |
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Wölfli-Lieder (1981/82) for baritone and orchestra |
14:27 |
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Der Wald (1984) Concerto for kettle-drum and orchestra |
20:26 |
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Concerto for piano and orchestra (1976) |
23:49 |
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Hour of the Soul (1974) for large orchestra, mezzo-soprano, and percussion |
26:56 |
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Total Time |
07:02:36 |
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| Digital Booklet - only with album |
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CD 1
Hummel, Franz (*1939)
Archaeopteryx (1987)
Concerto for violin and orchestra
USSR State Symphony Orchestra
V. Verbickij, conductor
Ulf Hoelscher, violin
M. Nikanorov, soprano
Eshpai, Andrej (*1925)
Concerto for viola and orchestra (1987)
USSR State Symphony Orchestra
F. Glooshchenko, conductor
Juri Bashmet, viola
Weiss, Manfred (*1935)
Metamorphoses (1985)
on a theme of H. Schütz‘s Motet
»Verleih uns Frieden gnädiglich«
for orchestra and organ
USSR State Symphony Orchestra
V. Verbickij, conductor
N. Sirotskaja, organ
World Premiere Recordings
CD 2
Jevtic, Ivan (*1947)
Concerto No. 2
for Piano and Orchestra (1985)
Lithuanian Philharmonic Orchestra
J. Domarkas, conductor
M. Jevtic, piano
Kubík, Ladislav (*1946)
Concerto for Violin
and Orchestra (1980)
Lithuanian Philharmonic Orchestra
J. Domarkas, conductor
G. Zhislin, violin
Kancheli, Gija (*1935)
Light Sorrow (1985)
Music for boy chorus, two soloists,
and orchestra (on texts from works
by W. Shakespeare, J. W. von Goethe,
G. Tabidze and A. Pushkin)
Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra
D. Kaghidze, conductor
World Premiere Recordings
CD 3
Lombardi, Daniele (*1946)
Concerto for Piano, Chamber
Orchestra, and Laser Beam (1988)
Daniele Lombardi, piano
»Virtuoses of Moscow«
Chamber Orchestra
Vladimir Spivakov, conductor
Cervello, Jordi (*1935)
Two Movements
for chamber orchestra
»Virtuoses of Moscow«
Chamber Orchestra
Vladimir Spivakov, conductor
World Premiere Recording
Penderecki, Krzysztof (*1933)
Capriccio (1965) for oboe and
eleven string instruments
A. Utkin, oboe
»Virtuoses of Moscow«
Chamber Orchestra
Vladimir Spivakov, conductor
Schnittke, Alfred (1934–1998)
Prelude in memoriam
Dmitri Shostakovich (1975)
for two violins or one violin and tape
Vladimir Spivakov, violin
Shchedrin, Rodion (*1934)
Music for Strings, Oboes, Horns and Celesta (1986)
based on the music of the ballet
»The Lady with a Lap-Dog«
»Virtuoses of Moscow«
Chamber Orchestra
Vladimir Spivakov, conductor
CD 4
Adams, John (*1947)
Harmonielehre (1985) for orchestra
Lithuanian Philharmonic Orchestra
J. Domarkas, conductor
Karabits, Ivan (*1945)
Concerto No. 2 (1986) for orchestra
Lithuanian Philharmonic Orchestra
J. Domarkas, conductor
World Premiere Recording
Akutagawa, Yasushi (*1925)
Rhapsody (1971) for orchestra
Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra
Valeri Gergijev, conductor
CD 5
Tchaikovsky, Alexander (*1946)
Pavane (1988) for five violas
Ensemble-Soloists
J. Bashmet, conductor
World Premiere Recording
Schnittke, Alfred
Concerto Grosso No. 1 (1977)
for two violins, harpsichord,
and strings
G. Kremer & T. Grindenko, violins
Ensemble-Soloists
Y. Bashmet, conductor
Balakauskas, Oswaldas (*1937)
Opera Strumentale (1987)
five fragments for orchestra
Lithuanian Philharmonic Orchestra
J. Domarkas, conductor
World Premiere Recording
Rihm, Wolfgang (*1952)
Wölfli-Lieder (1981/82)
for baritone and orchestra
Richard Salter, baritone
Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra
Alexander Dmitriyev, conductor
CD 6
Matthus, Siegfried (*1934)
Der Wald (1984) Concerto for
kettle-drum and orchestra
Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra
A. Dmitrijev, conductor
Mintchev, Georgi (*1939)
Concerto for Piano
and Orchestra (1976)
N. Petrov, piano
Lithuanian Philharmonic Orchestra
J. Domarkas, conductor
Gubaidulina, Sofia (*1931)
Hour of the Soul (1974)
for large orchestra, mezzo-soprano,
and percussion
Mark Pekarsky, percussion
Lina Mkrtchyan, mezzo-soprano
Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra
Timur Mynbajev, conductor
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| Recommendation |
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Three briliant concerts of the Czech composer Ladislav Kubík on one CD!  |
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| “Subtle nuances, crystal-clear intonation, expressive force”: Wolfgang Rihm’s early String Quartets Nos. 1, 2, 3 & 4, extraordinarily played by the Minguet Quartet. |
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| Russia’s answer to the western-focused Postmodernism: the polystylist Schnittke on the track of western Baroque. |
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