Liadov - Pomazansky: Piano Music from a Russian Dynasty, 1839-1940s

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Label
Grand Piano
Release Date
October 8, 2021
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      VARIOUS
    • PERFORMER
      Solovieva, Korostelyov
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      October 08, 2021
    • UPC
      747313985821
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      GP858
    • LABEL
      Grand Piano
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. Tarantelle

      Composer: Konstantin Nikolayevich Liadov

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    2. Polka Militaire

      Composer: Konstantin Nikolayevich Liadov

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    3. Polka-Mazurka, "La Silphide"

      Composer: Konstantin Nikolayevich Liadov

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    4. Marche Funèbre

      Composer: Konstantin Nikolayevich Liadov

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    5. Garibaldi-Quadrille

      Composer: Konstantin Nikolayevich Liadov

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    6. Polka Russe

      Composer: Konstantin Nikolayevich Liadov

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    7. Quadrille, "Mariage Russe"

      Composer: Konstantin Nikolayevich Liadov

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    8. Berceuse

      Composer: Eugeny Ivanovich Pomazansky

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    9. Cuckoo

      Composer: Eugeny Ivanovich Pomazansky

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    10. Chanson d'automne

      Composer: Eugeny Ivanovich Pomazansky

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    11. No. 1. Allegretto

      Composer: Konstantin Afanasievich Antipov

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    12. No. 2. Andantino

      Composer: Konstantin Afanasievich Antipov

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    13. Variations on a Theme, "Chizhyk-pyzhyk"

      Composer: Konstantin Afanasievich Antipov

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    14. Nocturne in A-Flat Major, Op. 12

      Composer: Konstantin Afanasievich Antipov

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    15. I. Polonaise

      Composer: Alexander Nikolayevich Liadov

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    16. II. French Quadrille

      Composer: Alexander Nikolayevich Liadov

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    17. III. Mazurka

      Composer: Alexander Nikolayevich Liadov

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    18. IV. Galoppe

      Composer: Alexander Nikolayevich Liadov

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    19. Polka

      Composer: Ivan Aleksandrovich Pomazansky

      Performer: Dmitry Korostelyov

    20. 2 P'yesï (2 Pieces), Op. 24: No. 1. Prelude in E Major

      Composer: Anatoly Lyadov

      Performer: Olga Solovieva

    21. Novinka (Novelette), Op. 20

      Composer: Anatoly Lyadov

      Performer: Olga Solovieva

    22. Prelude in B Major, Op. 42, No. 2

      Composer: Anatoly Lyadov

      Performer: Olga Solovieva

    23. Na luzhayke: Nabrosok (In the Glade: Sketch), Op. 23

      Composer: Anatoly Lyadov

      Performer: Olga Solovieva

    24. Zoryushka (sketch fragment)

      Composer: Anatoly Lyadov

      Performer: Olga Solovieva

    25. Pro starinu (About Olden Times), Op. 21

      Composer: Anatoly Lyadov

      Performer: Olga Solovieva


The uniquely influential Russian musical and theatrical dynasty of the Liadov, Antipov and Pomazansky families supplied Russian culture with nearly 20 musical and theatrical performers, conductors, composers, and ballet dancers over the course of 150 years. Including numerous world première recordings, these wonderful pièces de salon are gems of Russian dance music, full of charming grace, melodic delicacy and nobility. A quote from Anatoly Liadov can stand as representative for all: ‘such is my character: do everything so that every bar gratifies.’ Olga Solovieva is a laureate of several international competitions. In May 2019 she received the Glinka Medal for her contribution to musical art. She has performed in Russia and internationally, and has collaborated with musicians and ensembles across the globe. Dmitry Korostelyov was awarded the prize for Best Accompanist at the 2005 Rimsky Korsakov Wind and Percussion Instruments Competition in Saint Petersburg. As a pianist he has performed with the Russian State Orchestra, Volgograd Philharmonic Orchestra, and more.