Shostakovich: Preface to the complete works and brief reflections on this preface Op. 123

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Evgeny Nesterenko sings Shostakovich

Evgeny Nesterenko sings Shostakovich


Shostakovich:

Suite on verses by Michelangelo Buonarroti, for bass & piano, Op. 145

Cordelia’s Ballad from music to Shakespeare’s tragedy ’King Lear’

The Fool’s Songs from music to Shakespeare’s tragedy ’King Lear’

Preface to the complete works and brief reflections on this preface Op. 123

Five Romances on words from Krokodil magazine, Op. 121

Four Verses of Captain Lebyadkin, Op. 146


Evgeny Nesterenko (bass) & Evgeny Shenderovich (piano)

These two artists were friends for many years, a wonderful alliance of two genuine musicians. They gave the first performances of many works by composers of the Soviet period, including Michelangleo Buonarrotti’s Sonnets.

“The young Nesterenko's dark bass captures these sombre Michelangelo and Shakespeare settings far more idiomatically than non-Russians, and no less effectively the satirical Krokodil poems and grotesque Dostoevesky songs.” BBC Music Magazine, December 2009

“A welcome reissue that is sure to please Shostakovich aficionados.” Gramophone Magazine, December 2009

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Shostakovich - Krokodil

Shostakovich - Krokodil


Shostakovich:

Preface to the complete works and brief reflections on this preface Op. 123

Satires 'Sketches of the past', Op. 109

Five Romances on words from Krokodil magazine, Op. 121

Four Verses of Captain Lebyadkin, Op. 146

Seven Romances on Poems of Alexander Blok, Op. 127

Violin Sonata, Op. 134

Piano Trio No. 2 in E minor, Op. 67

Prelude & Fugue for piano, Op. 87 No. 1 in C major

Prelude & Fugue for piano, Op. 87 No. 4 in E minor


Nadja Smirnova (soprano); Petr Migunov (bass); Marie Hallynck (cello); Arthur Schoonderwoerd (pianoforte); Graf Mourja (violin)

“The two Russian singers deliver very expressive accounts of the vocal works, Nadja Smirnov in particular effecting a beautiful lyricism in the Blok cycle. Of the two extended instrumental works, the performance of the Violin Sonata by Graf Mourja and Schoonderwoerd is especially convincing. The Second Piano Trio also receives a thoughtful rendition, with a surprising lightness of touch in the scherzo and a strongly delineated Passacaglia...” BBC Music Magazine, September 2004 ****

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