Nikolai Kapustin - Works for Cello
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Label: SWR Classic
Cat No: SWR19002CD
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 26th February 2016
Contents
Works
Burlesque for cello and piano, op.97Cello Sonata no.2, op.84
Concert Etudes (8), op.40
Duet for cello and alto saxophone, op.99
Elegy for cello and piano, op.96
Nearly Waltz for cello and piano, op.98
Nuss, Benyamin / Rauh, Christine
Hommage a Kapustin for cello and pianoArtists
Christine Rauh (cello)Peter Lehel (saxophone)
Benyamin Nuss (piano)
Ni Fan (vibraphone)
Deutsche Radio Philharmonie Kaiserslautern Saarbrücken
Conductor
Nicholas CollonWorks
Burlesque for cello and piano, op.97Cello Sonata no.2, op.84
Concert Etudes (8), op.40
Duet for cello and alto saxophone, op.99
Elegy for cello and piano, op.96
Nearly Waltz for cello and piano, op.98
Nuss, Benyamin / Rauh, Christine
Hommage a Kapustin for cello and pianoArtists
Christine Rauh (cello)Peter Lehel (saxophone)
Benyamin Nuss (piano)
Ni Fan (vibraphone)
Deutsche Radio Philharmonie Kaiserslautern Saarbrücken
Conductor
Nicholas CollonAbout
Born in 1937 in Ukraine, Nikolai Kapustin had already gained worldwide acclaim as a jazz pianist, arranger and composer by the 1950s. It's only over the past eight years, however, that he has become better known to a wider audience on account of his several recordings. Kapustin’s music combines the style and rhythmic vitality of jazz with classical forms – something that seems to strike a real chord with audiences and musicians who are interested in experiencing new sounds beyond the classical repertoire.
The young cellist Christine Rauh maintained close contact with the composer throughout the recording process, and she performs here with an outstanding collection of young musicians, from both classical and jazz backgrounds.
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