Artem Belogurov - American Romantics: The Boston Scene (2015)
BAND/ARTIST: Artem Belogurov
- Title: American Romantics: The Boston Scene
- Year Of Release: 2015
- Label: Piano Classics
- Genre: Classical Piano
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:09:54
- Total Size: 221 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Suite No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 15: I. Prelude
02. Suite No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 15: II. Fugue
03. Suite No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 15: III. Romance
04. Suite No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 15: IV. Capriccio
05. Bagatelles for the Piano: I. Caprice
06. Bagatelles for the Piano: II. Humoreske
07. Bagatelles for the Piano: III. Bagatelle
08. Bagatelles for the Piano: IV. Idylle
09. Three Piano Pieces, Op. 41: III. Fuga giocosa
10. In the Country, Op. 26: I. Woodnotes
11. In the Country, Op. 26: II. Wayside Flowers
12. In the Country, Op. 26: IV. The Shepherd's Lament
13. In the Country, Op. 26: V. Village Dance
14. In the Country, Op. 26: VII. The Mill
15. In the Country, Op. 26: X. Welcome Home
16. Five Pieces: II. Dans le canot (Baracolle)
17. Five Pieces: V. Les grenouilles (Humoresque)
18. Water Scenes, Op. 13: I. Dragon Fly
19. Water Scenes, Op. 13: II. Ophelia
20. Water Scenes, Op. 13: III. Water Nymph
21. Water Scenes, Op. 13: IV. Narcissus
22. Water Scenes, Op. 13: V. Barcacolle
23. Rhapsody in E Minor, Op. 21
A unique collection of American romantic piano music, written largely in the last third of the 19th century, by Foote, Whiting, Paine, Chadwick and Nevin. In a period where in Europe piano music was in the hands of towering virtuosos like Liszt, Anton Rubinstein and later Rachmaninoff, the American scene was notably less tormented, focusing on tone painting idyllic landscapes, rural scenes and charming dance forms. These genre pieces share the same delightful characteristics as their European pendants by Dvorak, Mendelssohn, Grieg, Gade, Sinding and others.
Young pianist Artem Belogurov (born in Latvia, grew up in Odessa/Ukraine and now lives in Boston) is a former student of Peter Serkin. For this recording he plays a beautiful period instrument, a 1873 Chickering piano. Chickering was one of the most respected and successful piano builders of the 19th century, Hans von Bülow premiered Tchaikovskys first piano concerto in Boston on a Chickering, and Franz Liszt owned two of their instruments.
The booklet contains extensive liner notes on the music and composers, an artist biography and information and photos of the instrument.
01. Suite No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 15: I. Prelude
02. Suite No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 15: II. Fugue
03. Suite No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 15: III. Romance
04. Suite No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 15: IV. Capriccio
05. Bagatelles for the Piano: I. Caprice
06. Bagatelles for the Piano: II. Humoreske
07. Bagatelles for the Piano: III. Bagatelle
08. Bagatelles for the Piano: IV. Idylle
09. Three Piano Pieces, Op. 41: III. Fuga giocosa
10. In the Country, Op. 26: I. Woodnotes
11. In the Country, Op. 26: II. Wayside Flowers
12. In the Country, Op. 26: IV. The Shepherd's Lament
13. In the Country, Op. 26: V. Village Dance
14. In the Country, Op. 26: VII. The Mill
15. In the Country, Op. 26: X. Welcome Home
16. Five Pieces: II. Dans le canot (Baracolle)
17. Five Pieces: V. Les grenouilles (Humoresque)
18. Water Scenes, Op. 13: I. Dragon Fly
19. Water Scenes, Op. 13: II. Ophelia
20. Water Scenes, Op. 13: III. Water Nymph
21. Water Scenes, Op. 13: IV. Narcissus
22. Water Scenes, Op. 13: V. Barcacolle
23. Rhapsody in E Minor, Op. 21
A unique collection of American romantic piano music, written largely in the last third of the 19th century, by Foote, Whiting, Paine, Chadwick and Nevin. In a period where in Europe piano music was in the hands of towering virtuosos like Liszt, Anton Rubinstein and later Rachmaninoff, the American scene was notably less tormented, focusing on tone painting idyllic landscapes, rural scenes and charming dance forms. These genre pieces share the same delightful characteristics as their European pendants by Dvorak, Mendelssohn, Grieg, Gade, Sinding and others.
Young pianist Artem Belogurov (born in Latvia, grew up in Odessa/Ukraine and now lives in Boston) is a former student of Peter Serkin. For this recording he plays a beautiful period instrument, a 1873 Chickering piano. Chickering was one of the most respected and successful piano builders of the 19th century, Hans von Bülow premiered Tchaikovskys first piano concerto in Boston on a Chickering, and Franz Liszt owned two of their instruments.
The booklet contains extensive liner notes on the music and composers, an artist biography and information and photos of the instrument.
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