Oleg Timofeyev, Elizaveta Miller - The Morkov Project (2025) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Oleg Timofeyev, Elizaveta Miller
- Title: The Morkov Project
- Year Of Release: 2025
- Label: haenssler CLASSIC
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:07:47
- Total Size: 296 mb / 1.32 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Potpourri of Russian Folksongs
02. Le bouquet de bal
03. Jeune fille aux yeux noirs
04. Variations on the Russian Song “How did I upset You?
05. Greeting
06. Adieu
07. Variations on the French Song Que le jour me dure loins de toi
08. Caprice No. 1
10. Ukrainian Song
11. Variations on an Aria from V. Bellini's Il Pirata
12. Theˆme russe varié
13. Arietta from the opera Rusalka
14. Bolero from the ballet La Gitana
15. Potpourri of Tyrolean Waltzes
This recording is based on a little-known manuscript for guitar and fortepiano held at the Glinka Museum of Music in Moscow. On one level, the album aims to support the revival of the Russian seven string guitar, an instrument with its own distinctive tuning (D–G–B–d–g–b–dʹ), rich history, and unique repertoire. On another, it uses this important archival source as a window into the broader musical culture of mid-19th-century St. Petersburg. To present a fuller picture, the manuscript selections are supplemented with solo works for both fortepiano and guitar.
01. Potpourri of Russian Folksongs
02. Le bouquet de bal
03. Jeune fille aux yeux noirs
04. Variations on the Russian Song “How did I upset You?
05. Greeting
06. Adieu
07. Variations on the French Song Que le jour me dure loins de toi
08. Caprice No. 1
10. Ukrainian Song
11. Variations on an Aria from V. Bellini's Il Pirata
12. Theˆme russe varié
13. Arietta from the opera Rusalka
14. Bolero from the ballet La Gitana
15. Potpourri of Tyrolean Waltzes
This recording is based on a little-known manuscript for guitar and fortepiano held at the Glinka Museum of Music in Moscow. On one level, the album aims to support the revival of the Russian seven string guitar, an instrument with its own distinctive tuning (D–G–B–d–g–b–dʹ), rich history, and unique repertoire. On another, it uses this important archival source as a window into the broader musical culture of mid-19th-century St. Petersburg. To present a fuller picture, the manuscript selections are supplemented with solo works for both fortepiano and guitar.
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