Zoltán Fejérvári - Janácek: On an Overgrown Path, in the Mists, Sonata 1.X1905 (2019)
BAND/ARTIST: Zoltán Fejérvári
- Title: Janácek: On an Overgrown Path, in the Mists, Sonata 1.X1905
- Year Of Release: 2019
- Label: Piano Classics
- Genre: Classical Piano
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:10:53
- Total Size: 210 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: I. Our Evenings
02. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: II. A Blown-Away Leaf
03. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: III. Come with Us!
04. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: IV. The Frýdek Madonna
05. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: V. They Chattered Like Swallows
06. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: VI. Words Fail!
07. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: VII. Good Night!
08. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: VIII. Unutterable Anguish
09. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: IX. In Tears
10. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: X. The Barn Owl Has not Flown Away!
11. In the Mists: I. Andante
12. In the Mists: II. Molto adagio
13. In the Mists: III. Andantino
14. In the Mists: IV. Presto
15. Sonata, 1.X.1905: I. The Presentiment-Con moto
16. Sonata, 1.X.1905: II. The Death-Adagio
17. On an Overgrown Path, Series II: I. Andante
18. On an Overgrown Path, Series II: II. Allegretto
19. On an Overgrown Path, Series II: III. Più mosso
20. On an Overgrown Path, Series II: IV. Allegro
21. On an Overgrown Path, Series II: V. Vivo
This new recording contains the main body of piano music by Czech composer Leos Janáček: the Piano Sonata, the complete cycle On an Overgrown Path and the cycle In The Mists.
Janáček’s piano music is highly personal, his language immediately recognizable: short, almost aphoristic motives form the basis of a highly dramatic discourse. The Sonata was written after the death of a man during a worker’s demonstration and expresses a deep and bleak despair.
The cycle In The Mists and On An Overgrown Path contain miniatures of sometimes violent, sometimes painfully intimate emotions.
Zoltán Fejérvári is one of the most exciting young pianists to emerge from present day Hungary. A recipient of the Borletti-Buitoni Trust Fellowship and 1st prize winner of the Montréal Piano Competition he played with the Budapest Festival Orchestra/Iván Fischer, with Zoltán Kocsis, at the Verbier Festival, Washington Library of Congress, Carnegie Weill Hall and many international Music Festivals. He is a member of the “Building Bridges” program of Sir András Schiff.
01. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: I. Our Evenings
02. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: II. A Blown-Away Leaf
03. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: III. Come with Us!
04. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: IV. The Frýdek Madonna
05. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: V. They Chattered Like Swallows
06. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: VI. Words Fail!
07. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: VII. Good Night!
08. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: VIII. Unutterable Anguish
09. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: IX. In Tears
10. On an Overgrown Path, Series I: X. The Barn Owl Has not Flown Away!
11. In the Mists: I. Andante
12. In the Mists: II. Molto adagio
13. In the Mists: III. Andantino
14. In the Mists: IV. Presto
15. Sonata, 1.X.1905: I. The Presentiment-Con moto
16. Sonata, 1.X.1905: II. The Death-Adagio
17. On an Overgrown Path, Series II: I. Andante
18. On an Overgrown Path, Series II: II. Allegretto
19. On an Overgrown Path, Series II: III. Più mosso
20. On an Overgrown Path, Series II: IV. Allegro
21. On an Overgrown Path, Series II: V. Vivo
This new recording contains the main body of piano music by Czech composer Leos Janáček: the Piano Sonata, the complete cycle On an Overgrown Path and the cycle In The Mists.
Janáček’s piano music is highly personal, his language immediately recognizable: short, almost aphoristic motives form the basis of a highly dramatic discourse. The Sonata was written after the death of a man during a worker’s demonstration and expresses a deep and bleak despair.
The cycle In The Mists and On An Overgrown Path contain miniatures of sometimes violent, sometimes painfully intimate emotions.
Zoltán Fejérvári is one of the most exciting young pianists to emerge from present day Hungary. A recipient of the Borletti-Buitoni Trust Fellowship and 1st prize winner of the Montréal Piano Competition he played with the Budapest Festival Orchestra/Iván Fischer, with Zoltán Kocsis, at the Verbier Festival, Washington Library of Congress, Carnegie Weill Hall and many international Music Festivals. He is a member of the “Building Bridges” program of Sir András Schiff.
Year 2019 | Classical | FLAC / APE
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