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ID: RCD16292
CDs: 1
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Russe école de pianist
Subcollection: PianoLive in Grand Hall of Moscow Conservatoire
Date of recording: Live recording November 26, 1951
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ID: RCD16298
CDs: 1
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Russe école de pianist
Subcollection: PianoCatalogue RCD:
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ID: RCD16299
CDs: 1
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Russe école de pianist
Subcollection: PianoHistorical recordings
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ID: RCD16304
CDs: 1
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Russe école de pianist
Subcollection: Piano and Orchestra2 - Alexej Lubimov, Fortepiano by Neupert, copy after Louis Dulcken,Munich 1815
6 -10 - Alexej Lubimov, Fortepiano Blüthner, Leipzig ca 1878
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ID: RCD16323
CDs: 1
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Russe école de pianist
Subcollection: Piano and Violin(1-6) Recorded in 1950
(7-9) Recorded in Maly Hall of the Moscow Conservatoire in October 06, 1951
(10, 11) Live recording in 1954
(3-6) Kozoloupova, Maria (violin)
A rare journey into the artistry of Maria Yudina (1899-1970) - one of the most uncompromising pianists of the 20th century. From the grandeur of Bach-Liszt’s Prelude and Fugue, through the elegance of Bach’s violin sonata with violinist Maria Kozoloupova, to Haydn’s brilliant Sonata in E-flat. Schubert’s intimacy shines in Am Meer and the beloved Moments Musicaux. Live, intense, unforgettable - Yudina’s playing carries truth and transcendence in every note.
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ID: RCD16330
CDs: 1
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Russe école de pianist
Subcollection: PianoHistorical Recordings
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ID: RCD16361
CDs: 1
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Russe école de pianist
Subcollection: PianoRecording in 1989 (1-4), 1987 (5-12)
Remastering: RCD, 2003
The following words of the composer himself may serve as a key to performance of Chopin’ works, “After all the difficulties have been overcome and a great number of notes have been played, simplicity appears in all its charm, as the ultimate summit of art. One has to toil hard, to do an immense work to reach this goal...” Nikolai Petrov not only displays model performance of Chopin’s ballads, skillfully conveying all the richest sound palette of the great Romanticist; his interpretation strikes with emotion and philosophical depth, sincerity and genuineness of feeling, and delivery of Chopin’s deep cordiality in music that cannot bear any slight formality in performance. Petrov’s flawless pianism is as natural as breathing, and his inimitable touch, a distinctive mark of the great Russian piano school, lets you fully enjoy the subtlest nuances of Chopinian masterpieces, the charm and poetry of Chopinian sound.
Brahms’s innovation is especially noticeable in his piano miniatures distinguished by subtle fragmentation of themes and multifaceted, contrapuntally developed texture. The composer assigned an auxiliary role to technique, avoiding meaningless virtuoso concert effects, but he could manage the instrument’s expressive resources like no one else.
In his pieces of the last period of composing, Capriccio and Intermezzo, intimate facets of the composer’s mental life are disclosed. Attitudes are conveyed flexibly and with utmost terseness, and the complex content is expressed with sparing tools, and primarily with a “speaking” turn of melodies. . As performed by Nikolai Petrov, the element of exalted romantics and psychological subtleties are combined with the power and dense sound of Brahmsian texture. The pianist's interpretation shows not only depth, but also a harmonious concept: Nikolai Petrov turns the entire composition of separate independent pieces into a single whole, into a through-composed Romanticist form based on contrasts of moods and tempos and united with a coordination of tonalities considered by Brahms himself.
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ID: RCD16364
CDs: 1
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Russe école de pianist
Subcollection: PianoNikolai Petrov (1943 - 2011), was an outstanding musician, one of the most famous world representatives of the modern Russian piano school, deservedly takes his place among the most remarkable musicians of our time.
From the very beginning of his concert activity, critics noted a truly powerful musical talent, capable of conveying lyrical revelations and powerful emotional outbursts; the "monumental virtuosity" of his piano playing; easy and free sound production and impeccable taste. Petrov was applauded by the audience of the most prestigious concert halls, such as Carnegie Hall and Albert Hall, Lincoln Center and Kennedy Center, Concertgebouw, Colon Theater and many others.
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ID: RCD16371
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Russe école de pianist
Subcollection: Piano(1) - Record live in 1969
(2) - Recorded live at the Grand Hall of the Leningrad Philharmonic Society, January 18, 1967
(3-5) - Recorded live at the Grand Hall of Moscow Conservatoire, January 5, 1970
(6-11) - Recorded live at the Grand Hall of Moscow Conservatoire, January 6, 1954
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ID: RCD16389
CDs: 1
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Russe école de pianist
Subcollection: Piano(1 - 4) - Live recording in 1966
( 5,6 ) - Live recording in 1957
(7 - 9) - Live recording in 1955
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