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ID: GD241
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Instrumental
Subcollection: Piano
The present release features two big piano works from the age of Romanticism. Both works are characteristic for the Romantic style with their more liberal construction and instrumental forms, with their dramatic development, interesting combination of thematic centres and melodic motifs. Even though there are a number of registered recordings of these two works, Vesselin Stanev's interpretation enriches our concept of the stylistic method of Schumann and Liszt. |
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ID: GD274
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Instrumental
Subcollection: Piano
When Vesselin Stanev gave a recital in the Rachmaninov Hall of the Moscow Conservatoire in 2000, the Russian press reviews exclaimed in enthusiasm: "… Remember the name of Vesselin Stanev, he will amaze us in the years to come." (Valentina Torbina, Evening Club, 2000). This review is significant, as the pianist was prizewinner of the P. I. Tchaikovsky International Competition (1982) and a student in Prof. Dmitry Bachkirov's class (1983-1988) at the Moscow Conservatory. The citizens of Moscow also first witnessed the beginning of his career. In the following 12 years Vesselin Stanev specialized with Alexis Weisenberg in Paris and played at a number of prestigious international festivals. He was also soloist at concerts with prominent orchestras like the Bamberg Symphonic Orchestra under Armin Jordan, the Philharmonic Orchestra of Monte Carlo, the Lille Symphony Orchestra, the Youth Orchestra of Paris, etc. He has given successful recitals in most of the important European musical centres and has toured in Japan. He is also a regular participant in Bulgaria's festivals: Varna Summer, Sofia Music Weeks, Apollonia.
Gega New has released up to now three CDs of Vesselin Stanev (GD 111, GD 219, GD 241). |
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ID: GD303
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Subcollection: Piano
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ID: GD325
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Instrumental
Subcollection: Piano
Fiammetta Tarli was born in Pisa, Italy. She started studying piano with Giampiero Semeraro, Maria Tipo, Lydia Rocchetti-Pezzati (at the Florence Conservatoire); she participated in master classes with Ilonka Deckers, and in a master class for Lieder and Vocal Music with Elio Battaglia in Acquasparta (Terni, Italy). Later she specialised in vocal and instrumental chamber music with Iain Ledingham, former Head of Opera at the Royal Academy of Music (London), and in solo repertoire with Dennis Lee. In November 2003 she took her Master of Musicology (MMus) at King’s College London with a Special Study on Schumann’s early piano music (passed with Distinction). In October 2008 she submitted her PhD thesis, which was completed with an AHRC scholarship, at the same institution. She won awards at prestigious piano competitions: 1st Prize of the National Piano Competition “Muzio Clementi” in Florence, “Pietro Napoli” in Livorno (three times), “Pasquale Cafaro” in Galatina, “J. S. Bach” in Sestri Levante, 1st prize as an accompanist in the “Jugend Musiziert” competition in Munster (Germany), the International Piano Competition in Stresa. She performs regularly in Italy, Germany and the UK in solo recitals and as an accompanying pianist. In January 2003 she made her debut in Bulgaria as a soloist performing Schumann’s Piano Concerto.
The works selected for this programme come as a logical choice, even though Schumann is a great challenge for every pianist (he was called the “Paganini of the piano”). Fiammetta Tarli demonstrates a permanent interest for this composer not only as a performer, but also as a musicologist. Her deep knowledge of his works helps her convey the composer‘s philosophy. |
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ID: GD354
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Opera & Vocal Collection
Subcollection: Choir
The Bulgarian National Radio Children’s Choir was founded in 1960. Its founder and conductor since the beginning has been academician Hristo NEDYALKOV. During these 50 years the choir has been on 80 tours and it has given over 2000 concerts in 32 countries. Its repertoire includes about 800 songs written by Bulgarian and foreign composers. They have been recorded and released on many vinyl records and compact discs.
The young singers in the choir receive real vocal mastership schooling. It is thus natural that some of them choose singing as a profession, while the rest cherish their love for music throughout their whole life.
In this jubilee release, the children’s choir presents an interesting and varied programme, which includes songs by Bulgarian composers, opera choruses and works from the world music classics.
Soloists: Venetsia Netsova, Maria Radoeva, Plamena Girginova,
Lyubov Vasileva, Darina Kandulkova, Anna Notovska,
Svetlina Stoyanova
Piano accompaniment: Svetlana Ananievska, Silvia Galabova |
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ID: GHCD2281_4
CDs: 4
Type: CD
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Collection: Vocal Collection
Subcollection: Legendary Voices
Performer: Zara Dolukhanova, Berta Kozel, N. Rozov, Galina Sakharova, Rostislav Dubinsky, Alexander Yeroklin, Valentin Berlinsky, Ivan Kozlovsky, Andrei Ivanov, Georgi Orentlikher, Nina Svetlanova, Alexander Dolukhanian, Anton Ossipovich Bernard, Nadezhda Kazantseva |
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ID: GM701
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Chamber Music
Subcollection: Piano
Recorded in: La Maison de la musique de la ferte St. Aubin (Loiret, France) in 2000
GEGA NEW Music House has begun working in collaboration with the Swiss music organisation MUSIKÈ, founded on the initiative of Jean-Bernard Pommier and a group of musicians.
The first release of this series is a recording of Maurice Bourgue (oboe) and Jean-Bernard Pommier (piano).
Maurice Bourgue is one of today's leading oboists. He has won major international prizes and performs with the world's most prestigious orchestras and distinguished conductors: Claudio Abbado, Daniel Barenboim, Riccardo Chailly, etc. He also regularly conducts orchestras. As a soloist and chamber performer he has recorded for EMI, Decca, Nimbus, and many other well-known recording companies. In addition to his career as a musician, Mr. Bourgue is also a highly respected teacher. He holds permanent teaching positions in Paris and Geneva, and gives master classes in Budapest, Hanover, Moscow…
Jean-Bernard Pommier is renowned the world over as a pianist and conductor. He studied the piano under famous pedagogues and later joined E. Bigot's and E. Istomin's conducting classes. He is the youngest ever winner of the prestigious Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow. He has played with the greatest orchestras and conductors and worked in collaboration with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and Herbert von Karajan. An outstanding chamber player, he regularly performs with Isaac Stern, Pinchas Zukerman, Christian Ferras, the Guarneri and Vermeer Quartets, and many other famous musicians. Alongside his career as a pianist, Mr. Pommier is an increasingly busy conductor, and is invited by the most prestigious orchestras in Europe and the USA. He has recorded for Erato, Virgin, EMI... He has notably recorded the complete Mozart and Beethoven Sonatas, the Bach Toccatas and Inventions, Chopin's Waltzes, etc.
This first release will be followed by future interesting programmes, resulting from the collaboration of Gega New and Musikè. |
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ID: IDIS6385
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Instrumental
Subcollection: Violin
Recordings 1904 - 1928
The recording history of the violin (Vol. 6) - the Spanish school (Vol. 1)
Works by Sarasate, Chopin, Bach, Beethoven, Bazzini, Wieniawski, Weber, Schumann
1. Zigeunerweisen, for violin & piano (or orchestra) ('Gypsy Airs'), Op. 20: No. 1
2. Caprice basque (Capricho vasco), for violin & piano, Op. 24
3. Introduction et caprice-jota, for violin & orchestra, Op. 41: Capricio Jota
4. Introduction and Tarantella, for violin & orchestra, Op. 43: Tarantella
5. Miramar-Zortzico, for violin & orchestra, Op. 42
6. Habanera, for violin & piano, Op. 21/2
7. Zapateado, for violin & piano, Op. 23/2
8. Nocturne for piano No. 2 in E flat major, Op. 9/2, CT. 109
9. Partita for solo violin No. 3 in E major, BWV 1006: Preludio
10. Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 61: Larghetto
11. Jota aragonesa, for violin & piano, Op. 27
12. Miramar-Zortzico, for violin & orchestra, Op. 42
13. Souvenir de Moscou, deux airs russes, for violin & orchestra, Op. 6
14. La Ronde des Lutins, scherzo fantastique for violin & piano, Op. 25
15. Jota Navarra, for violin & piano, Op. 22/2
16. Romanza Andaluza, for violin & piano, Op. 22/1
17. Sonata for piano & violin obbligato No. 1 in F major, J. 99 (Op. 10b/1): Larghetto
18. Pieces for Children Big and Small (12), for piano, 4 hands, Op. 85: No. 12, Abendlied
19. Introduction and Tarantella, for violin & orchestra, Op. 43: Tarantella
20. Jota aragonesa, for violin & piano, Op. 27 |
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