Op zoek naar je eerste platenspeler? Wij raden de Sony PS-LX310BT aan! Dankzij bluetooth verbind je hem eenvoudig met draadloze speakers of een koptelefoon. Geen gedoe met kabels, direct genieten van je favoriete vinyl LP's. En dat voor een prijs onder de €200!*
Vergelijk betrouwbare aanbieders en vind de goedkoopste optie. Bekijk hieronder de actuele prijzen.
Geen prijs bekend - In de meeste gevallen betekent dit dat het album niet beschikbaar is op LP, of dat het niet langer wordt aangeboden op LP bij onze betrouwbare aanbieders.
Albumbeschrijving
(C) 2012 Grand Piano(P) 2012 Grand Piano
Alexander Tcherepnin's "Tcherepnin: Piano Music, Vol. 1" is a captivating journey through the composer's early works, released on May 1, 2012, under the Grand Piano label. This album is a treasure trove of classical piano pieces, showcasing Tcherepnin's versatility and mastery of the form.
The album opens with the "10 Bagatelles, Op. 5," a series of short, expressive pieces that range from lively and energetic to slow and melancholic. Following this, the "Piano Sonata No. 1, Op. 22" offers a more substantial and structured exploration of Tcherepnin's compositional style. The sonata's four movements take the listener through a variety of moods and tempos, demonstrating the composer's ability to craft a cohesive and engaging musical narrative.
The "9 Inventions, Op. 13" provide a contrast to the sonata, with their concise and inventive forms. These pieces are characterized by their technical challenges and inventive use of harmony and rhythm. The album continues with the "Piano Sonata No. 2, Op. 94," another substantial work that showcases Tcherepnin's ability to blend traditional forms with innovative ideas.
Finally, the "10 Etudes, Op. 18" offer a technical and expressive tour de force. These pieces are designed to challenge the pianist while also providing a rich and varied musical experience. Each etude explores a different aspect of piano technique, from rapid scales and arpeggios to intricate polyrhythms and complex harmonies.
Throughout the album, Tcherepnin's unique voice shines through, blending elements of Russian folk music with Western classical traditions. The result is a collection of pieces that are both technically demanding and deeply expressive, offering a fascinating glimpse into the mind of one of the 20th century's most innovative composers. With a total duration of 1 hour and 2 minutes, this album is a must-listen for anyone interested in exploring the rich and diverse world of classical piano music.
