Anton Arensky: Chamber Music

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Anton Arensky belonged to the generation between Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov, his early flair leading Tolstoy to state that, “among the new composers he is the...
Anton Arensky belonged to the generation between Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov, his early flair leading Tolstoy to state that, “among the new composers he is the best, he is simple and melodious.” Lacking a Russian tradition for the genre, Arensky’s Piano Quintet draws on Brahms and Mendelssohn for its sweeping themes and sparkling wit. The Second String Quartet was written in memory of Tchaikovsky and is a tender, elegiac work unusual in its scoring with two cellos. Dedicated to his cellist friend Karl Davidoff, the First Piano Trio is also a wonderfully heartfelt and virtuosic masterpiece. - Naxos


Product Description:

  • Release Date: October 09, 2015


  • UPC: 747313331772


  • Catalog Number: 8573317


  • Label: Naxos


  • Number of Discs: 1


  • Composer: Anton Arensky


  • Conductor: Frank S. Dodge


  • Orchestra/Ensemble: Spectrum Concerts Berlin


  • Performer: Alexander Sitkovetsky, Boris Andrianov, Boris Brovtsyn, Eldar Nebolsin, Jens Peter Maintz, Maxim Rysanov



Works:

  1. Quintet for Piano and Strings in D major, Op. 51

    Composer: Anton Arensky

    Ensemble: Spectrum Concerts Berlin

    Performer: Boris Brovtsyn (Violin), Jens Peter Maintz (Cello), Eldar Nebolsin (Piano), Maxim Rysanov (Viola), Alexander Sitkovetsky (Violin)

    Conductor: Frank S. Dodge


  2. Quartet for Strings no 2 in A minor, Op. 35

    Composer: Anton Arensky

    Ensemble: Spectrum Concerts Berlin

    Performer: Boris Andrianov (Cello), Boris Brovtsyn (Violin), Jens Peter Maintz (Cello), Maxim Rysanov (Viola)

    Conductor: Frank S. Dodge


  3. Trio for Piano and Strings no 1 in D minor, Op. 32

    Composer: Anton Arensky

    Ensemble: Spectrum Concerts Berlin

    Performer: Boris Andrianov (Cello), Boris Brovtsyn (Violin), Eldar Nebolsin (Piano)

    Conductor: Frank S. Dodge