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28.8.24

YUJA WANG - The Vienna Recital : Albéniz · Beethoven · Каpustin · Ligeti · Scriabin (2024) FLAC (image+.cue) lossless

No longer the young sensation, pianist Yuja Wang these days gets Deutsche Grammophon's "The [fill-in-the-city-name] Recital" treatment with several live concert recordings presented as major events, and, indeed, they are. This one was made in Vienna in April of 2022, and it is a remarkable high-wire act in its programming and execution, one that few pianists of the present or past could have duplicated. The usually staid Viennese press reported that the crowd on hand "went wild." One would never know that; Deutsche Grammophon's engineers have stripped out every trace of audience noise, and one wishes for traces of the excitement hearers must have felt as Wang swings from Albéniz to Scriabin to the Russian jazz of Nikolai Kapustin to Beethoven. All that is just in the first half of the show. One can try without success to figure out exactly what makes all this music hang together in Wang's hands; she is certainly one of the few pianists who could successfully follow etudes of Ligeti with one of Glass. The secret seems to lie in the detail she brings to each work. Consider her quick reading of Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 18 in E flat major, Op. 31, No. 3 ("The Hunt"), in which she turns the opening gesture, usually gentle, into the call of a hunting horn at the beginning of an active outdoor happening. It is the same throughout, and the music works because it is all done sensitively, and it coheres into what the booklet calls "a musical gallery." An impressive outing from Wang, who continues to live up to and even exceed the high expectations she has generated for herself through publicity. Completely unsurprisingly, this release made classical best-seller charts in the spring of 2024. James Manheim    Tracklist & Credits :

6.4.22

LIADOV • MEDTNER • SCRIABIN • PROKOFIEV • BORODIN • DEBUSSY • GOLTZ • GLAZUNOV • LISZT • CHOPIN - Recordings : 1937-1953 (Vladimir Sofronitsky) (2007) 2CD / APE (image+.cue), lossless

CD1
Anatoly Liadov
1    Prélude in B Minor Op. 11 No. 1 (14. 6.1949)
2    Music Box Op. 32 (14.6.1949)
3    Waltz in E Major Op. 57 No. 3 (15.7.1949)

Nikolai Medtner
4    Fairy Tale Op. 20 No. 2 (2.7.1947)

Alexander Scriabin
5-6    2 Préludes Op. 27 (28.3.1938)

Fryderyk Chopin
7    Mazurka Op. 41 No. 2 (1937-1941)
8    Waltz Op. 70 No. 1 (5.1941)
9    Etude Op. 10 No. 4 (16.6.1937)

Franz Liszt
10     Concert Etude S145 "Gnomenreigen" (25.6.1937)

Boris Goltz
11    Prélude in E Minor (17.11.1938)
12    Scherzo in E Minor (17.11.1938)

Alexander Borodin
13    Petite Suite (Au couvent, Intermezzo, Mazurka I, Mazurka II Rêverie, Sérénade, Nocturne (12.7.1950)

Dmitri Kabalevsky  
14-16    Sonatina in C Major Op. 13 No. 1 (1953)

Sergei Prokofiev
17-20    Four Taies of a Grandmother Op. 31 (2.12.1946)
21    Vision fugitive Op. 22 No. 7 (1953)
22    Sarcasm Op. 22 No. 7 (1953)

CD2
Prokofiev
1-6    6 Pièces for Piano from Op. 12 (1953)

Anatoly Liadov
7-11    Six Preludes

Alexander Glazunov
12    Prelude In D Flat Major Op 49 No 1
13    Prelude & Fugue In A Minor Op 101 No 1

Claude Debussy
14    Prélude: Livre II "Feuilles Mortes"
15    Prélude: Livre II "Canope"
16    Children's Corner: "Serenade Of The Doll"

Alexander Scriabin
17    Piano Sonata No 3 Op 23

Piano – Vladimir Sofronitsky

9.3.22

SCRIABIN : The Complete Works (2015) 18CD Box-Set / APE (image+.cue), lossless

ALEXANDER SCRIABIN 1872-1915
The Complete Works

The First Complete Edtition                                         
Including 64 Newly-Recorded Tracks
 
Works for piano solo                             
CD1 Opp. 1-5
 
CD2 Opp. 6-8

CD3 Opp. 9-14

CD4 Opp. 15-23

CD5 Opp. 25, 27, 28, 30-35

CD6 Opp. 36-53

CD7 Opp. 56-59, 61-65

CD8 Opp. 66-74

CD9 Works without opus number

Chamber & Orchestral Works
CD10  
Variation on a Russian Theme
Andante and Scherzo for strings
Symphonic poem, Wo0 24
Piano Concerto • Rêverie

CD 11
Symphony No. 1

CD 12
Symphony No. 2

CD 13
Symphony No. 3 "Le Divin Poème"
 
CD 14
Le Poème de l'extase
Prométhée : Le Poème du feu
 
CD 15-17
Nuances, orch. Nemtin
Preparation for the Final Mystery, realised Nemtin

BONUS CD
(CD 18)
Scriabin across the generations - 
Performances by legenday pianists
and artists of the younger generation
 
Soloists and Conductors include:
Pierre-Laurent Aimard · Vladimir Ashkenazy
Gordon Fergus-Thompson · Valery Gergiev
Benjamin Grosvenor · Vladimir Horowitz
Yevgeny Kissin · Valentina Lisitsa
Lorin Maazel · Ivo Pogorelich
Sviatoslav Richter · Roberto Szidon
Daniil Trifonov
 

20.1.22

SOLOMON - Icon : The Master Pianist Plays Beethoven, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Brahms, Grieg, Schumann, Liszt, Scriabin (2008) 7CD / MONO / FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

Solomon Cutner, known professionally by his first name, was the great English pianist whose severe stroke in 1956 cut short his career in its prime and just at the point where monaural was giving way to stereo sound. With the change in technology, Solomon's discography became instantly dated and, unfortunately, his performances quickly became underrated. This seven-disc set from EMI presents a well-rounded collection of the pianist's finest performances. Even with three of the discs here devoted to Beethoven, the range of Solomon's repertoire is immediately apparent. Here was a pianist who could play Scriabin as well as Mozart and Bliss as well as Brahms. Solomon's technique was adept if not always entirely impeccable, his style was immensely concentrated but wholly objective, and his interpretations were less dramatic and structural than lyrical and sculptural. Some may find his take on Tchaikovsky's concerto too dry-eyed, but few are likely to fault the crystalline clarity of his Mozart or the heroic lucidity of his Beethoven. Even today, Solomon's "Hammerklavier" and "Waldstein" sonatas remain models of transparency and his "Emperor" concerto has a nobility that few others can equal. Though for those unfamiliar with Solomon, seven discs may at first seem a lot, listening to them will likely increase their interest in hearing more from this unjustly neglected master. by James Leonard
CD1 BEETHOVEN
1-3 Piano Concerto Nº5 'Emperor'
4-6 Piano Concerto Nº3
CD2 GRIEG
1-3 Piano Concerto
    SCHUMANN
4-6 Piano Concerto
    BEETHOVEN
7-8 Piano Sonata Nº27
CD3 BEETHOVEN
1-3 Piano Sonata Nº8 'Pathétique'
4-6 Piano Sonata Nº14 'Moonlight'
7-8 Piano Sonata Nº21 'Waldstein'
9-11 Piano Sonata Nº26 'Les Adieux'
CD4 BEETHOVEN
1-3 Piano Sonata Nº23 'Apassionata'
4-7 Piano Sonata N°29 'Hammerklavier'
CD5 BRAHMS
1-4 Piano Concerto Nº2
    TCHAIKOVSKY
5-7 Piano Concerto Nº1
CD6 D. SCARLATTI
1   Sonata in F L384
    J.S. BACH / BUSONI
2   Cantata BWV140 'Wachet auf'
    MOZART
3-5 Piano Sonata Nº11 K331
6-8 Piano Sonata Nº17 K576
9-11 Piano Sonata Nº24 K491
CD7 LISZT
1   Hungarian Fantasia
    SCRIABIN
2-4 Piano Concerto
    BLISS
7-7 Piano Concerto
Credits :
Soloman - Piano
Conductor – Herbert Menges (pistas: 1-1 to 2-6), Issay Dobrowen (pistas: 5-1 to 5-7, 7-2 to 7-4), Sir Adrian Boult (pistas: 7-5 to 7-7), Walter Susskind (pistas: 6-9 to 6-11)
Orchestra – Philharmonia Orchestra (pistas: 1-1 to 2-6, 5-1 to 5-7, 6-9 to 7-4), Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra (pistas: 7-5 to 7-7)

16.4.17

SCRIABIN: Roberto Szidon Plays Scriabin 3CD [1968/70/71] FLAC

Tracklist :
CD 1:
Alexander Scriabin (1872 – 1915)
Piano Sonata No.1 in F minor, Op.6
Piano Sonata No.2 In G Sharp Minor, Op.19 “Sonata Fantasy”
Piano Sonata No.3 in F Sharp Minor, Op.23
CD 2:
Fantasy in B minor, Op.28
Piano Sonata No.4 in F sharp major, Op.30
Piano Sonata No.5 in F sharp major, Op.53
Piano Sonata No.6, Op.62
Piano Sonata No.7 (“White Mass”), Op.64
CD 3:
Piano Sonata No.8, Op.66
Piano Sonata No.9, Op.68 “Black Mass”
Piano Sonata No.10, Op.70
Sonata-Fantasy in G Sharp Minor, WoO 6
Sonata in E Flat Minor, WoO 19

Recorded at Plenarsaal der Akademie der Wissenschaften ; 
Mûnchen, Residenz, Germany ; September 1868 ; 
April, August & October 1970 ; & January 1971
Roberto Szidon – piano
O Púbis da Rosa

RAGTIME BLUES GUITAR — Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order 1927-1930 | DOCD-5062 (1991) RM | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

The emphasis is on inventive blues/ragtime guitarists on this CD. First there is a previously unreleased alternate take of Blind Blake playi...