Iryna Starodub, Kiev Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra & Dmitry Yablonsky - Valentin Silvestrov: Moments of Memory II (2017) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Iryna Starodub, Kiev Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra, Dmitry Yablonsky
- Title: Valentin Silvestrov: Moments of Memory II
- Year Of Release: 2017
- Label: Naxos
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:07:52
- Total Size: 282 mb / 1.2 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. 2 Dialogues with Postscript (Version for Piano & String Orchestra): No. 1, Wedding Waltz
02. 2 Dialogues with Postscript (Version for Piano & String Orchestra): No. 2, Postlude
03. 2 Dialogues with Postscript (Version for Piano & String Orchestra): No. 3, Morning Serenade
04. Serenade for String Orchestra
05. Farewell Serenade
06. Silent Music: I. Waltz of the Moment
07. Silent Music: II. Evening Serenade
08. Silent Music: III. Moments of the Serenade
09. The Messenger, 1996 (Version for Piano, Strings & Synthesizer)
10. Moments of Memory II: No. 1, Serenade of Childhood
11. Moments of Memory II: No. 2, Elegy
12. Moments of Memory II: No. 3, Farewell Waltz
13. Moments of Memory II: No. 4, Postlude
14. Moments of Memory II: No. 5, Autumn Serenade
15. Moments of Memory II: No. 6, Pastoral
Ukranian composer Valentin Silvestrov has said that ‘I do not write new music. My music is a response to and an echo of what already exists.’ This is particularly pertinent to works such as the Two Dialogues with Postscript that engage hauntingly with Schubert and Wagner, and the evocative Moments of Memory II which alludes to Chopin and yearns for an unreachable past. ‘Music is still song, even if one cannot literally sing it,’ says Silvestrov. Silvestrov was born on September 30, 1937 in Kiev. He began private music lessons at the age of 15. From 1955 to 1958 he studied music at evening school in Kiev while training to become a civil engineer. For the following six years he was enrolled at Kiev Conservatoire. Here he was a composition pupil of Boris Lyatoshinsky and also took harmony and counterpoint lessons with Levko Revutsky. His catalogue consists mainly of orchestral, chamber, vocal and piano pieces. These have been played internationally. Early works such as the Piano Quintet earned him a place among the leading avant-garde Ukrainian composers of his generation.
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01. 2 Dialogues with Postscript (Version for Piano & String Orchestra): No. 1, Wedding Waltz
02. 2 Dialogues with Postscript (Version for Piano & String Orchestra): No. 2, Postlude
03. 2 Dialogues with Postscript (Version for Piano & String Orchestra): No. 3, Morning Serenade
04. Serenade for String Orchestra
05. Farewell Serenade
06. Silent Music: I. Waltz of the Moment
07. Silent Music: II. Evening Serenade
08. Silent Music: III. Moments of the Serenade
09. The Messenger, 1996 (Version for Piano, Strings & Synthesizer)
10. Moments of Memory II: No. 1, Serenade of Childhood
11. Moments of Memory II: No. 2, Elegy
12. Moments of Memory II: No. 3, Farewell Waltz
13. Moments of Memory II: No. 4, Postlude
14. Moments of Memory II: No. 5, Autumn Serenade
15. Moments of Memory II: No. 6, Pastoral
Ukranian composer Valentin Silvestrov has said that ‘I do not write new music. My music is a response to and an echo of what already exists.’ This is particularly pertinent to works such as the Two Dialogues with Postscript that engage hauntingly with Schubert and Wagner, and the evocative Moments of Memory II which alludes to Chopin and yearns for an unreachable past. ‘Music is still song, even if one cannot literally sing it,’ says Silvestrov. Silvestrov was born on September 30, 1937 in Kiev. He began private music lessons at the age of 15. From 1955 to 1958 he studied music at evening school in Kiev while training to become a civil engineer. For the following six years he was enrolled at Kiev Conservatoire. Here he was a composition pupil of Boris Lyatoshinsky and also took harmony and counterpoint lessons with Levko Revutsky. His catalogue consists mainly of orchestral, chamber, vocal and piano pieces. These have been played internationally. Early works such as the Piano Quintet earned him a place among the leading avant-garde Ukrainian composers of his generation.
Year 2017 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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