Sergei Rudnev, Aynur Begutov, Rovshan Mamedkuliev, Vladimir Mityakov, Dimitri Illarionov - Rudnev: Music for Guitar (2022)
BAND/ARTIST: Sergei Rudnev, Aynur Begutov, Rovshan Mamedkuliev, Vladimir Mityakov, Dimitri Illarionov
- Title: Rudnev: Music for Guitar
- Year Of Release: 2022
- Label: Brilliant Classics
- Genre: Classical Guitar
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 03:25:20
- Total Size: 605 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. The old-Lime Tree
02. Steppe And Steppe Around
03. The Willow Tree
04. Oh, You, the Night
05. Trinity
06. Creeps And Curls
07. On The Murom Road
08. A Young One's Path
09. Monotonously Ringing Little Bell
10. In The Mountains of Dagestan
11. We Went on a Boat Ride
12. Poor Girl
13. Not for Me
14. Evening Bell
15. Like Two Doves on an Oak Tree
16. Nothing in the Field
17. To The Road I Go Alone
18. Oh, Samara-City
19. The Magic Lake
20. Dreams Come True
21. Prelude
22. Evening Mood
23. Vivat Maestro
24. Marsel Dadi
25. Alpine Mazurka
26. Strokes to the Portrait
27. Tribute to Barrios
28. In Expectation
29. Swan Song
30. «The Link of Times» - Sonatina
31. White Grand Piano
32. Wind-Up Toy
33. Romance
34. Italian Capriccio
35. A Bygone Day
36. Watercolour I
37. Watercolour II
38. Night Café
39. Etude-Fantasy
40. Mirage
41. The Bright Night
42. Ukrainian Towel
43. Dreams
44. Latin American Etude
45. To My Friends
46. Island of Hope
47. Forget-Me-Not Flower
48. Caravan
49. Cossack Rhapsody
50. Take Tree
51. Autumn Sketch
52. Greetings From Odessa
53. Moulin Rouge
Russian guitarist and composer Sergei Ivanovich Rudnev was born in 1955 in Tula. In 1975 he graduated in the accordion and balalaika class of Tula’s “Dargomyzhsky” Conservatory, and while attending this school he studied guitar with A. Slavsky and P. Panin in Moscow. On completion of these studies he was transferred to the Garrison Military Orchestra, where he served as an assistant conductor and learned to play the flute, percussion instruments and harmonica and was trained in arranging for pop orchestras.
In the 80s Rudnev worked as musical director of various rock and jazz groups and accompanied various singers. Around the same time, he mastered symphonic arranging and studied composition with O. Feltsman and M. Tariverdiev. By the beginning of the 80s Rudnev had already written more than a hundred compositions for classical guitar and had begin a career as a concert guitarist.
In 2015 Sergei Rudnev was named a Russian ‘National Treasure’, and numerous publications on his life and work hail Rudnev as ‘the soul’ of Russian guitar, a legend, a multi-instrumentalist and one-of-a-kind researcher. 2018 saw the publication of Russian Guitar Composers of the 19th Century, in which music written for Russia’s native seven-string guitar was arranged for classical guitar for the first time and thereby made accessible to the guitar community of the entire world.
Rudnev’s compositions are played literally all over the world by both Russian and Western musicians, and the success of his music is now comparable to that of classical guitar luminaries such as H. Villa-Lobos, A. Barrios and F. Tárrega. His sincere and boundless love of Russian culture, deep knowledge of the developmental history of both the classical and the seven-string guitar and compositional innovation in a varied range of musical styles (from folk to jazz) have all contributed to Rudnev’s unique place in the guitar pantheon.
01. The old-Lime Tree
02. Steppe And Steppe Around
03. The Willow Tree
04. Oh, You, the Night
05. Trinity
06. Creeps And Curls
07. On The Murom Road
08. A Young One's Path
09. Monotonously Ringing Little Bell
10. In The Mountains of Dagestan
11. We Went on a Boat Ride
12. Poor Girl
13. Not for Me
14. Evening Bell
15. Like Two Doves on an Oak Tree
16. Nothing in the Field
17. To The Road I Go Alone
18. Oh, Samara-City
19. The Magic Lake
20. Dreams Come True
21. Prelude
22. Evening Mood
23. Vivat Maestro
24. Marsel Dadi
25. Alpine Mazurka
26. Strokes to the Portrait
27. Tribute to Barrios
28. In Expectation
29. Swan Song
30. «The Link of Times» - Sonatina
31. White Grand Piano
32. Wind-Up Toy
33. Romance
34. Italian Capriccio
35. A Bygone Day
36. Watercolour I
37. Watercolour II
38. Night Café
39. Etude-Fantasy
40. Mirage
41. The Bright Night
42. Ukrainian Towel
43. Dreams
44. Latin American Etude
45. To My Friends
46. Island of Hope
47. Forget-Me-Not Flower
48. Caravan
49. Cossack Rhapsody
50. Take Tree
51. Autumn Sketch
52. Greetings From Odessa
53. Moulin Rouge
Russian guitarist and composer Sergei Ivanovich Rudnev was born in 1955 in Tula. In 1975 he graduated in the accordion and balalaika class of Tula’s “Dargomyzhsky” Conservatory, and while attending this school he studied guitar with A. Slavsky and P. Panin in Moscow. On completion of these studies he was transferred to the Garrison Military Orchestra, where he served as an assistant conductor and learned to play the flute, percussion instruments and harmonica and was trained in arranging for pop orchestras.
In the 80s Rudnev worked as musical director of various rock and jazz groups and accompanied various singers. Around the same time, he mastered symphonic arranging and studied composition with O. Feltsman and M. Tariverdiev. By the beginning of the 80s Rudnev had already written more than a hundred compositions for classical guitar and had begin a career as a concert guitarist.
In 2015 Sergei Rudnev was named a Russian ‘National Treasure’, and numerous publications on his life and work hail Rudnev as ‘the soul’ of Russian guitar, a legend, a multi-instrumentalist and one-of-a-kind researcher. 2018 saw the publication of Russian Guitar Composers of the 19th Century, in which music written for Russia’s native seven-string guitar was arranged for classical guitar for the first time and thereby made accessible to the guitar community of the entire world.
Rudnev’s compositions are played literally all over the world by both Russian and Western musicians, and the success of his music is now comparable to that of classical guitar luminaries such as H. Villa-Lobos, A. Barrios and F. Tárrega. His sincere and boundless love of Russian culture, deep knowledge of the developmental history of both the classical and the seven-string guitar and compositional innovation in a varied range of musical styles (from folk to jazz) have all contributed to Rudnev’s unique place in the guitar pantheon.
Year 2022 | Classical | FLAC / APE
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