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ID: ART347
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Orchestral Works
Subcollection: Orchestra
Track: 1 - State Chamber Orchestra of the Republic of Belarus,
Conductor - Evgeny Bushkov. Recording from a concert in the Great Hall
Philharmonic (Minsk, March 18, 2012, world premiere)
Track: 2 - ARCO Chamber Orchestra (USA), сonductor - Levon Ambartsumian.
Recorded live in Hugh Hodgson Hall in the University of Georgia
Performing Art Center, Athens, Georgia, USA on October 20, 2015.
Sound engineer - Will Marlow
Track: 3 - Nouvelle Scène - Ensemble de jeunes solistes du Conservatoire
de Versailles et de la Schola Cantorum (Paris) - Alexandre Brussilovsky,
direction. Enregistré en live le 18 juin 2016 à la Schola Cantorum
à Paris, Prise de son - Judith Carpentier-Dupont |
| 13.00 eur Buy |
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ID: AQVR377-2
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Orchestral Works
Subcollection: Choir and Orchestra
Symphony orchestra and women's choir of All-Union Radio
Conductor - L. Pyatigorsky. Choirmaster - L. Ermakova (14, 15, 17, 19, 20) |
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ID: E043
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Orchestral Works
Subcollection: Orchestra
1 - 4 Archeaeus Ensemble, L. Danceanu, conductor
5 - 6 Florilegium String Quartet
7 - Orquesta Sinfonica de RTVE, E. G. Asensio, conductor |
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ID: GD139
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Orchestral Works
Subcollection: Orchestra
This is the first release of one of the most praised and denied creative artists of the Bulgarian school of composing. His works have always been subject to controversy, most often ending with the repudiation of the respective opus. Still, with his very first compositions he established himself as an innovator, vanguard author, relentless to the commonplace and the conventional in constant search of new roads for the Bulgarian musical output. The album has the character of a retrospection tracing down the development of a talent. The combination of Iliev's Concerto Grosso (1949-50) - one of his earliest works in the traditions of post-neoclassicism, with his Fragments (1968) and his last Sixth Symphony (1984-85), gives an idea of the author's enormous creative and intellectual potential. Iliev himself conducts his Fragments, dedicated to the Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra directed by him with love and inspiration. The other conductors featured in this CD, Vassil Kazandjiev and Yordan Dafov, are two of the composer's closest friends and colleagues.
Performed by: A, Dikov (piano), D. Paliev (kettle-drums), D. Boboshevski (xylophone), I. Lazarov (drums)
Sofia Soloists Chamber Ensemble, Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductors: Vassil Kazandjiev, Konstantin Iliev, Yordan Dafov |
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ID: GD102
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Orchestral Works
Subcollection: Orchestra
Released in 1996, the CD links together two 20th-century composers - Igor Stravinsky and Emil Tabakov. Its originality is not only in the combination of Firebird and Concerto for Orchestra but also in Tabakov's interpretation as principal conductor of the Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra. And if in the Firebird ballet suite, a classical work of the 20th century, both the orchestra and the conductor have unanimously achieved the sound brilliance of the score, with all its variety of colours and sound effects, in Concerto for Orchestra the author Tabakov continues not only his own development but also the elaboration of the traditions of the Bulgarian school of composing in the symphonic genre. In its three movements expanded in time, the composition reveals a modern Bulgarian world of feelings and expressiveness in which the rhythm and the Bulgarian merry and sad songs are present. The performance is of a high class, impressing with depth and multitude of orchestra colours. |
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ID: GD203
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Orchestral Works
Subcollection: Orchestra
Pancho Vladigerov, a pianist, composer and pedagogue, is one of the most outstanding personalities in the history of Bulgarian musical culture. The CD is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of his birth and includes a selection of his most highly praised works. All of them are performed by the Bulgarian National Radio Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Alexander Vladigerov, the composer's son and one of the greatest promoters of his vast creative output. All of the compositions included in the programme are from the Golden Collection of Bulgarian musical art - brilliant opuses by Vladigerov which demonstrate the vitality of his style, his mastery and invention, and his fine sense of orchestral timbres and colours.
Soloists: Svetla Slavcheva (piano), Ventseslav Nikolov (violoncello)
Bulgarian National Radio Symphony Orchestra
Alexander Vladigerov, conductor |
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ID: GD215
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Subcollection: Cello
The release features three of the most outstanding opuses of Georgi Tutev, a representative of Bulgaria 's music avant-garde. The composer wrote a relatively small number of opuses, mainly in the chamber-instrumental and symphonic genres. The years of work on almost every composition of his speak of mature consideration and precision, of logical coherence. In Tutev's music one finds artistic achievements worthy of respect, rather than mere experiments. The first piece on this CD, Metamorphoses for 13 Stringed Instruments belongs to the early period of his work, while Longing for the Lost Harmony presents the composer both as a musician and as a philosopher. Here he expressed in sounds his thoughts and feelings regarding music technique - in the perspective of the time that has passed from 18th c. classicism to the last decades of the 20th century, when the harmonic supports and rules that were once set by composers like Haydn and Mozart were finally rejected. Tutev's aim was to make a dialogue with that long-passed time and its aesthetics. His "longings" lead the listener to the spiritual world of the composer, who longs for the lost harmony between Man and Nature, between mankind itself. The composition of Calvinomuosaik is very original. This is one of the last pieces of Georgi Tutev. It was written on commission of the German Radio, Cologne and the composer's inspiration for writing it came from the novel "The Invisible Cities" by the Italian writer Italo Calvino.
Soloist: Kalina Krusteva, violoncello
Tolbouhin Chamber Orchestra, Mixed Formation, Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductors: Yordan Dafov, Lubomir Denev |
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