Moonkyung Lee & Martha Locker - Parts to Play (2018) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Moonkyung Lee, Martha Locker
- Title: Parts to Play
- Year Of Release: 2018
- Label: Navona
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 88.2kHz
- Total Time: 00:54:42
- Total Size: 228 / 732 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Violin Sonata in D Major, Op. 115: I. Moderato
02. Violin Sonata in D Major, Op. 115: II. Theme & Variations
03. Violin Sonata in D Major, Op. 115: III. Con brio-Allegro precipitato-Tempo I-Allegro precipitato
04. Violin Sonata: I. Moderato
05. Violin Sonata: II. Moderato
06. Violin Sonata: III. Allegro scherzando
07. Blue Piece
08. Grand Tarantella
09. Jilted Tango
10. Viva
11. 3 States at Play: I. Molto furioso
12. 3 States at Play: II. Molto cantabile
13. 3 States at Play: III. Full of Spirit
On Parts to Play, critically acclaimed violinist Moonkyung Lee turns from the symphonic environment of the critically lauded label debut, Tchaikovsky, on which she performed with the London Symphony Orchestra, to a more intimate setting, with only pianist Martha Locker as her partner on a selection of works that include both stunning solo performances and intricate yet simple duets. Choosing to include Prokofiev’s “Sonata for Solo Violin” amid compositions from six contemporary composers who collectively represent three decades of works is indicative of Lee’s ability to tease out the subtle nuances of every piece she performs. The three-movement suite moves from the simplicity of Moderato’s Classical sonata format through the more lyrically, introverted Andante Dolce to the clever finale, Con Brio. Similarly, her transit through Benjamin Ellin’s composition for solo violin, “Three States at Play,” is a nuanced journey through three movements, in which the more serene second movement is bookended by two outer movements that are quite rhythmically active. When performing duets with Locker, such as on Rain Worthington’s “Jilted Tango,” Lee’s violin seamlessly integrates with the piano to create an atmosphere both spirited and poignant, capturing the “push and pull in a dance of love” implied by its title. Another sort of dance entirely is captured on the duo’s performance of the vibrant and upbeat “Grand Tartanella.” Moonkyung Lee’s career includes numerous accolades, awards and scholarships including the Yale Chamber Music Celebration, and an NYU/Steinhardt Doctoral Fellowship for Doctoral Studies, of which she was the first ever classical string performer recipient. Her extensive array of performances, both in Europe in the US, include collaborations with many eminent ensembles, conductors and performers.
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01. Violin Sonata in D Major, Op. 115: I. Moderato
02. Violin Sonata in D Major, Op. 115: II. Theme & Variations
03. Violin Sonata in D Major, Op. 115: III. Con brio-Allegro precipitato-Tempo I-Allegro precipitato
04. Violin Sonata: I. Moderato
05. Violin Sonata: II. Moderato
06. Violin Sonata: III. Allegro scherzando
07. Blue Piece
08. Grand Tarantella
09. Jilted Tango
10. Viva
11. 3 States at Play: I. Molto furioso
12. 3 States at Play: II. Molto cantabile
13. 3 States at Play: III. Full of Spirit
On Parts to Play, critically acclaimed violinist Moonkyung Lee turns from the symphonic environment of the critically lauded label debut, Tchaikovsky, on which she performed with the London Symphony Orchestra, to a more intimate setting, with only pianist Martha Locker as her partner on a selection of works that include both stunning solo performances and intricate yet simple duets. Choosing to include Prokofiev’s “Sonata for Solo Violin” amid compositions from six contemporary composers who collectively represent three decades of works is indicative of Lee’s ability to tease out the subtle nuances of every piece she performs. The three-movement suite moves from the simplicity of Moderato’s Classical sonata format through the more lyrically, introverted Andante Dolce to the clever finale, Con Brio. Similarly, her transit through Benjamin Ellin’s composition for solo violin, “Three States at Play,” is a nuanced journey through three movements, in which the more serene second movement is bookended by two outer movements that are quite rhythmically active. When performing duets with Locker, such as on Rain Worthington’s “Jilted Tango,” Lee’s violin seamlessly integrates with the piano to create an atmosphere both spirited and poignant, capturing the “push and pull in a dance of love” implied by its title. Another sort of dance entirely is captured on the duo’s performance of the vibrant and upbeat “Grand Tartanella.” Moonkyung Lee’s career includes numerous accolades, awards and scholarships including the Yale Chamber Music Celebration, and an NYU/Steinhardt Doctoral Fellowship for Doctoral Studies, of which she was the first ever classical string performer recipient. Her extensive array of performances, both in Europe in the US, include collaborations with many eminent ensembles, conductors and performers.
Year 2018 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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