Kristjan Järvi - Tchaikovsky: Snegurochka - The Snow Maiden (2015) [Hi-Res]

• Title: Tchaikovsky: Snegurochka - The Snow Maiden
  
• Year Of Release: 2015
  
• Label: Sony Classical
  
• Genre: Classical
  
• Quality: flac lossless (image +.cue, log, artwork) / flac 24bits - 48.0kHz +Booklet
  
• Total Time: 01:16:20
  
• Total Size: 359 / 782 mb
  
• WebSite: Album Preview
  

Tracklist

01. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 1, Introduction
02. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 2, Dance and Chorus of the Birds
03. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 3, Monologue of the Frost
04. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 4, Carnival Procession
05. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 5a, Melodrama
06. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 5b, Entr'Acte
07. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 6, Lehl's First Song
08. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 7, Lehl's Second Song
09. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 8, Entr'Acte
10. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 9, Chant of the Blind Bards
11. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 10, Melodrama
12. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 11, Chorus of the People and the Courtiers
13. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 12, Round of the Young Maidens
14. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 13, Dance of the Tumblers
15. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 14a, Lehl's Third Song, Pt. 1
16. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 14b, Lehl's Third Song, Pt. 2
17. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 15, Brusilla's Song
18. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 16, Appearance of the Forest Spirit and Aparition of the False Snow Maiden
19. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 17a, Entr'Acte
20. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 17b, Declamation of the Fairy of Spring
21. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 18, Tsar Berendey's March and Chorus
22. The Snow Maiden, Op. 12, "Snegurochka": No. 19, Finale

Tchaikovsky’s incidental music to the play “The Snow Maiden” by Alexander Ostrovsky is undoubtedly his principal contribution to this genre. The composer and the poet were jointly commissioned to write the piece by the famous Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow, which led to a close and very productive cooperation. In fact, Tchaikovsky completed the lavishly scored work within a matter of only three weeks. At the heart of the play is a popular Russian folk tale with a familiar fairytale motif: a mythical creature longs for a human soul and for the ability to feel love but is tragically destroyed by the irreconcilable differences between the human world and its mythical counterpart. Kristjan Järvi has been the principal conductor of the MDR Radio Symphony Orchestra since the 2012 season. He is a unique musical personality pushing the classical music borders with new ideas, his charisma and extraordinary technical prowess. He has been hailed by The New York Times as "a kinetic force on the podium, like Leonard Bernstein reborn." Järvi combines his classical music origins and his love for traditional repertoire with a powerful passion for original concert programs, that catapults concert halls and audiences around the world into the 21st century. Järvi has more than 30 albums to his credit and has received various awards, including the Swedish Grammy for Best Opera Performance, the German Record Critics Prize for Best Album and is a Grammy nominee.

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