Anna Petrova -A Slavic Heart -Solo Musica CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Sonate für Klavier Nr. 2 gis-moll op. 19 "Sonata fantaisie"

01. "1. Andante"

02. "2. Presto"
Variationen über ein Thema von Corelli op. 42

03. "1. Thema: Andante"

04. "2. Variation 1: Poco pi? mosso"

05. "3. Variation 2: L'istesso tempo"

06. "4. Variation 3: Tempo di minuetto"

07. "5. Variation 4: Andante"

08. "6. Variation 5: Allegro (ma non tanto)"

09. "7. Variation 6: L'istesso tempo"

10. "8. Variation 7: Vivace"

11. "9. Variation 8: Adagio misterioso"

12. "10. Variation 9: Un poco pi? mosso"

13. "11. Variation 10: Allegro scherzando"

14. "12. Variation 11: Allegro vivace"

15. "13. Variation 12: L'istesso tempo"

16. "14. Variation 13: Agitato"

17. "15. Intermezzo"

18. "16. Variation 14: Andante (come prima)"

19. "17. Variation 15: L'istesso tempo"

20. "18. Variation 16: Allegro vivace"

21. "19. Variation 17: Meno mosso"

22. "20. Variation 18: Allegro con brio"

23. "21. Variation 19: Pi? mosso, agitato"

24. "22. Variation 20: Pi? mosso"

25. "23. Coda: Andante"
Sonate für Klavier Nr. 6 A-Dur op. 82

26. "1. Allegro moderato"

27. "2. Allegretto"

28. "3. Tempo di valzer lentissimo"

29. "4. Vivace"
Aquarelle für Klavier op. 37 (Auszug)

30. "Nr. 6 Rhythmic movement"

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.. Rachmaninoff, Scriabin & Vladigerov: A Slavic Heart

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Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff, Scriabin & Vladigerov: A Slavic Heart by Anna Petrova, released 1 April 2022. This version of Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff, Scriabin & Vladigerov: A Slavic Heart comes as a 1xCD. - .. RACHMANINOFF, SCRIABIN & VLADIGEROV: A SLAVIC HEART

In her New York orchestral debut with conductor Philippe Entremont, Anna Petrova was praised for her "ultra-smooth playing style" [New York Fine Arts Examiner]. She is an assistant professor of piano at the University of Louisville, KY, holds a PhD in musicology from the Manhattan School of Music, and performs frequently as a soloist and chamber musician. The album presents the music of four composers: Sergey Rachmaninoff, Sergey Prokofiev, Alexander Scriabin, and Pancho Vladigerov. Three Russians and one Bulgarian, the music of whom spans a total of 50 years, from 1892 to 1942. "The heart is an ancestral metaphor... For example, it has been sometimes thought as the secret seat of courage or of intelligence; or as a hiding place for emotions; or as a breakable, fragile and precious object that we treasure; as a place from which sincere feelings emanate; as the locus of romantic desire; as the deep, summarizing content of a person... Also, in many languages, the word "heart" comes from either the Latin root cor/cordis, or from the Greek root kardia. That is, Spanish (corazon), French (coeur), and Italian (cuore), to give an example, take the Latin root, while German (Herz) and English (heart) take the Greek one (kardia). But what is most important for my present purposes here, and what these two roots share amongst each other, is their connection to the Indo-European root kr, which has the original sense of "vibrating." Indeed, the two consonants sound like that when pronounced together, like a gentle vibration. Krrr... In this very sense, too, a heart is a vibrating object, a vibrating, secret, treasured place - just like I wanted the piano and my playing of it to be in this album - a dear object that secretly vibrates with the sounds of my music." (Anna Petrova)

Total time: 63:08 Dates of recording: July 18-21, 2018

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SM383

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