Sinkovsky / Lubimov / Rudin / Musica Viva -Violinkonzert op.61; Tripelkonzert op.56 -Glossa CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Violin Concerto op. 61

01. "Allegro ma non troppo"

02. "Larghetto"

03. "Rondo. Allegro (Cadenza: Dmitry Sinkovsky)"
Triple Concerto op. 56

04. "Allegro"

05. "Largo (Attacca)"

06. "Rondo alla Polacca"

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Musica Viva/ Alexander Rudin/ Alexei Lubimov

Description:

Dmitry Sinkovsky is one of the most exciting artists of the young generation. He had began his career working with prestigious Early Music ensembles (Il giardino armonico, Accademia Bizantina). He is closely tied to the Belgian ensemble Bâ??Rock, but works now primarily with his ensemble La Voce Strumentale, founded by him in 2011. Complementing his activities in Baroque music, Dmitry maintains an active profile as a conductor and classical violinist, with a wide repertoire ranging from Mozart to Berg, from Beethoven to BartÃ³k. On his debut CD with Glossa, Dmitry Sinkovsky presents himself as violinist with giant works of the classical music: the violin concerto and triple concerto by Ludwig van Beethoven. His illustrious companions are the Russian piano legend Alexei Lubimov and Alexander Rudin, cellist and conductor of the Moscow based orchestra Musica Viva. - MUSICA VIVA/ALEXANDER RUDIN/ALEXEI LUBIMOV

Dmitry Sinkovsky is one of the most exciting artists of the young generation. He had began his career working with prestigious Early Music ensembles (Il giardino armonico, Accademia Bizantina). He is closely tied to the Belgian ensemble B'Rock, but works now primarily with his ensemble La Voce Strumentale, founded by him in 2011. Complementing his activities in Baroque music, Dmitry maintains an active profile as a conductor and classical violinist, with a wide repertoire ranging from Mozart to Berg, from Beethoven to Bartók. On his debut release with Glossa, Dmitry Sinkovsky presents himself as violinist with giant works of the classical music: the violin concerto and triple concerto by Ludwig van Beethoven. His illustrious companions are the Russian piano legend Alexei Lubimov and Alexander Rudin, cellist and conductor of the Moscow based orchestra "Musica Viva", which plays on period instruments.

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GCD924401

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