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FLAC (tracks), Lossless | Label: ECM New Series / ECM Records | Classical, Modern Classical, Contemporary | 00:50:48 | 214 Mb
Tracklist:
01. Britten: Lachrymae, Op. 48
02. Vaughan Williams: Romance
03. Carter: Elegy
04. Glazunov: Elegie, Op. 44
05. Liszt: Romance OubliEe
06. Kodaly: Adagio
07. Vieuxtemps: Elegie, Op. 30
Musicians:
Piano - Robert Levin
Viola - Kim Kashkashian
This elegiac music seems very well-suited to the dark sound of the viola. Kashkashian plays it simply and very expressively, without slides or sentimentality; glowing and shimmering, her tone is pure, warm, inflected. The program has great variety. Britten's mournful Lachrymae (Reflections on a Song of John Dowland) comes to an agitated climax and ends with an old chorale. Vaughan Williams's Romance is a peaceful pastoral; Carter's Elegy is somber, gentle, and hardly dissonant; Glasunov's Elegy is very romantic. Liszt's Romance is very rhetorical--half recitation, half lamentation--but ends serenely. Kodaly's Adagio, solemn and inward, comes to a passionate climax; the opening returns in the highest register. Vieuxtemps's romantic virtuoso piece has musical substance as well as passion, rhetoric, a big climax, and a wild, brilliant ending. --Edith Eisler
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FLAC (tracks), Lossless | Label: ECM New Series / ECM Records | Classical, Modern Classical, Contemporary | 00:50:48 | 214 Mb
Tracklist:
01. Britten: Lachrymae, Op. 48
02. Vaughan Williams: Romance
03. Carter: Elegy
04. Glazunov: Elegie, Op. 44
05. Liszt: Romance OubliEe
06. Kodaly: Adagio
07. Vieuxtemps: Elegie, Op. 30
Musicians:
Piano - Robert Levin
Viola - Kim Kashkashian
This elegiac music seems very well-suited to the dark sound of the viola. Kashkashian plays it simply and very expressively, without slides or sentimentality; glowing and shimmering, her tone is pure, warm, inflected. The program has great variety. Britten's mournful Lachrymae (Reflections on a Song of John Dowland) comes to an agitated climax and ends with an old chorale. Vaughan Williams's Romance is a peaceful pastoral; Carter's Elegy is somber, gentle, and hardly dissonant; Glasunov's Elegy is very romantic. Liszt's Romance is very rhetorical--half recitation, half lamentation--but ends serenely. Kodaly's Adagio, solemn and inward, comes to a passionate climax; the opening returns in the highest register. Vieuxtemps's romantic virtuoso piece has musical substance as well as passion, rhetoric, a big climax, and a wild, brilliant ending. --Edith Eisler
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http://nitroflare.com/view/0A9B1F0EF442E57/7oki9.K.K.R.L.E.1986.rar
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