Kopatchinskaja / Say: Violin Sonatas (豆瓣)

表演者: Patricia Kopatchinskaja / Fazil Say
流派: 古典
专辑类型: 专辑
介质: CD
发行时间: 2008-09-16
出版者: Naïve
唱片数: 1
条形码: 0822186051467

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简介 · · · · · ·

　　One of the most promising violinists of the new generation, young Moldovan Patricia Kopatchinskaja makes her Naïve debut with a captivating disc that includes Beethoven’s masterpiece, the “Kreutzer” Sonata, Ravel’s Violin Sonata, Bartók’s Romanian Dances and the premier recording of the Violin Sonata by her accompanist, the outstanding Turkish pianist and composer, Fazil Say.... (展开全部) 　　One of the most promising violinists of the new generation, young Moldovan Patricia Kopatchinskaja makes her Naïve debut with a captivating disc that includes Beethoven’s masterpiece, the “Kreutzer” Sonata, Ravel’s Violin Sonata, Bartók’s Romanian Dances and the premier recording of the Violin Sonata by her accompanist, the outstanding Turkish pianist and composer, Fazil Say. Beethoven’s Violin Sonata No. 9 in A, commonly known as the “Kreutzer” Sonata, was published in 1802, and is known for its demanding violin part, unusual length and emotional scope. The piece’s title comes from its dedicatee, Rodolphe Kreutzer, who was considered to be the finest violinist of the day. Ironically, Kreutzer never performed it, and considered it unplayable.
　　Patricia Kopatchinskaja was born in Moldavia (now Moldova), and studied composition and the violin in Vienna and Berne before winning first prize in the International Henryk Szeryng Competition in 2000, followed two years later by the prestigious Crédit Suisse Group Young Artist Award. She represented Austria in the ‘Rising Stars’ concert series in the main European centres and New York. In 2004 she received the New Talent-SPP Award from the EBU and in 2006 the Förderpreis Deutschlandfunk, and now plays with leading orchestras and major festivals worldwide. More information at www.patkop.ch
　　Born in Ankara in Turkey, Fazil Say studied piano and composition at the State Conservatory of his home city. At 17 he was awarded a scholarship enabling him to work for five years with David Levine at the Robert Schumann Institute in Düsseldorf. From 1992-1995 he pursued his studies at the Berlin Conservatory. Say’s discography includes Stravinsky’s four-hand arrangement of The Rite of Spring, in which he plays both parts himself. This recording brought him several international awards, including the 2001 EchoPreis Klassik and the German Music Critics’ Best Recording of the Year. For Naïve, he has made recordings of Mozart Piano Concertos Nos. 21, 21 & 23 (V4992) and Beethoven’s ‘Appassionata’, ‘Tempest’ & ‘Waldstein’ Sonatas (V5016), and his own music, Black Earth (V4954). His most recent CD, a selection of Haydn Sonatas (V5070), was released in 2007. He gives a recital at the Edinburgh International Festival on 19 August.

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Adagio sostenuto - Presto | Sonate pour violon n°9 opus 47 "Kreutzer" - Beethoven
Andante con variazioni | Sonate pour violon n°9 opus 47 "Kreutzer" - Beethoven
Finale: Presto | Sonate pour violon n°9 opus 47 "Kreutzer" - Beethoven
Allegretto | Sonate pour violon en sol majeur - Ravel
Blues | Sonate pour violon en sol majeur - Ravel
Allegro (Perpetuum mobile) | Sonate pour violon en sol majeur - Ravel
Allegro moderato | Danses roumaines - Bartok
Allegro | Danses roumaines - Bartok
Andante | Danses roumaines - Bartok
Molto moderato | Danses roumaines - Bartok
Allegro | Danses roumaines - Bartok
Allegro | Danses roumaines - Bartok
Melancholy | Sonate pour violon opus 7 - Say
Grotesque | Sonate pour violon opus 7 - Say
Perpetuum mobile | Sonate pour violon opus 7 - Say
Anonymous | Sonate pour violon opus 7 - Say
Melancholy | Sonate pour violon opus 7 - Say