Marcin Hałat, Aleksandra Hałat - Fitelberg: Works for Violin and Piano (2024)
BAND/ARTIST: Marcin Hałat, Aleksandra Hałat
- Title: Fitelberg: Works for Violin and Piano
- Year Of Release: 2024
- Label: DUX Recording Producers
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:48:45
- Total Size: 204 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Suite for Violin and Piano: Prelude
02. Suite for Violin and Piano: Capriccio
03. Suite for Violin and Piano: Canzona
04. Suite for Violin and Piano: Finale
05. Prelude for Violin and Piano
06. Seven Caprices for Violin and Piano after ‘Le Tambourin’ by Jean-Philippe Rameau: Caprice No. 1
07. Seven Caprices for Violin and Piano after ‘Le Tambourin’ by Jean-Philippe Rameau: Caprice No. 2. Vivace scherzando
08. Seven Caprices for Violin and Piano after ‘Le Tambourin’ by Jean-Philippe Rameau: Caprice No. 3. Allegro
09. Seven Caprices for Violin and Piano after ‘Le Tambourin’ by Jean-Philippe Rameau: Caprice No. 3. Allegro: Caprice No. 4. Andante
10. Seven Caprices for Violin and Piano after ‘Le Tambourin’ by Jean-Philippe Rameau: Caprice No. 5. Allegretto
11. Seven Caprices for Violin and Piano after ‘Le Tambourin’ by Jean-Philippe Rameau: Caprice No. 6. Allegro vivace
12. Seven Caprices for Violin and Piano after ‘Le Tambourin’ by Jean-Philippe Rameau: Caprice No. 6. Allegro vivace: Caprice No. 7. Lento
The recording was made possible thanks to the efforts of pianist Aleksandra Hałat and violinist Marcin Hałat, who retrieved the manuscripts of the Polish composer stored in American archives, transcribed and prepared the performance editions of the music. Dr. Aleksandra Hałat, a lecturer at the Institute of Music at the University of Silesia, has been conducting research to restore the memory of Polish composers who worked in the United States and has been actively promoting their music through numerous concerts and festivals worldwide.
Jerzy Fitelberg, the son of the renowned conductor Grzegorz Fitelberg, spent most of his life abroad: he studied in Berlin, worked in Paris, and in New York, where the majority of his artistic legacy is archived. His neoclassical compositions, which are demanding in terms of performance, gained favorable reviews during his lifetime and were performed by prominent virtuosos of the era, though his music is little known in Poland.
During the premiere concert, two of his works will be performed: Preludium for Violin and Piano (1938) and Sonata for Violin and Piano (1932). Additionally, the concert will feature music by Roman Palester and Karol Szymanowski. The performers will be Aleksandra Hałat (piano), Marcin Hałat (violin), and Agnieszka Marucha (viola). The concert will be led by Lech Dzierżanowski.
01. Suite for Violin and Piano: Prelude
02. Suite for Violin and Piano: Capriccio
03. Suite for Violin and Piano: Canzona
04. Suite for Violin and Piano: Finale
05. Prelude for Violin and Piano
06. Seven Caprices for Violin and Piano after ‘Le Tambourin’ by Jean-Philippe Rameau: Caprice No. 1
07. Seven Caprices for Violin and Piano after ‘Le Tambourin’ by Jean-Philippe Rameau: Caprice No. 2. Vivace scherzando
08. Seven Caprices for Violin and Piano after ‘Le Tambourin’ by Jean-Philippe Rameau: Caprice No. 3. Allegro
09. Seven Caprices for Violin and Piano after ‘Le Tambourin’ by Jean-Philippe Rameau: Caprice No. 3. Allegro: Caprice No. 4. Andante
10. Seven Caprices for Violin and Piano after ‘Le Tambourin’ by Jean-Philippe Rameau: Caprice No. 5. Allegretto
11. Seven Caprices for Violin and Piano after ‘Le Tambourin’ by Jean-Philippe Rameau: Caprice No. 6. Allegro vivace
12. Seven Caprices for Violin and Piano after ‘Le Tambourin’ by Jean-Philippe Rameau: Caprice No. 6. Allegro vivace: Caprice No. 7. Lento
The recording was made possible thanks to the efforts of pianist Aleksandra Hałat and violinist Marcin Hałat, who retrieved the manuscripts of the Polish composer stored in American archives, transcribed and prepared the performance editions of the music. Dr. Aleksandra Hałat, a lecturer at the Institute of Music at the University of Silesia, has been conducting research to restore the memory of Polish composers who worked in the United States and has been actively promoting their music through numerous concerts and festivals worldwide.
Jerzy Fitelberg, the son of the renowned conductor Grzegorz Fitelberg, spent most of his life abroad: he studied in Berlin, worked in Paris, and in New York, where the majority of his artistic legacy is archived. His neoclassical compositions, which are demanding in terms of performance, gained favorable reviews during his lifetime and were performed by prominent virtuosos of the era, though his music is little known in Poland.
During the premiere concert, two of his works will be performed: Preludium for Violin and Piano (1938) and Sonata for Violin and Piano (1932). Additionally, the concert will feature music by Roman Palester and Karol Szymanowski. The performers will be Aleksandra Hałat (piano), Marcin Hałat (violin), and Agnieszka Marucha (viola). The concert will be led by Lech Dzierżanowski.
Year 2024 | Classical | FLAC / APE
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