Ichmouratov - The Ninth Wave, Viola Concerto no.2, Cello Concerto no.1
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Label: Atma Classique
Cat No: ACD22896
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Orchestral
Release Date: 26th September 2025
Contents
Artists
Elvira Misbakhova (viola)Stephane Tetreault (cello)
Les Violons du Roy
Conductor
Airat IchmouratovWorks
Cello Concerto no.1, op.18The Ninth Wave, op.61
Viola Concerto no.2, op.41 'Rennsteig'
Artists
Elvira Misbakhova (viola)Stephane Tetreault (cello)
Les Violons du Roy
Conductor
Airat IchmouratovAbout
The tone poem for strings The Ninth Wave is inspired by a painting by Aivazovsky, depicting men clinging to a shipwreck and struggling against a raging sea. The composition evokes the immensity and power of the sea through impressionistic techniques, unresolved harmonies and exotic scales. A recurring motif, the "fate motif" - dear to Ichmouratov - is also integrated into the piece.
Viola Concerto no.2, "Rennsteig", on the other hand, combines neo-baroque and neoromantic styles, creating an imaginary painting of Bach in his youth, wandering freely through the forests of Eisenach. The work highlights the contrast between lyrical intimacy and dramatic tension.
Les Violons du Roy takes its name from the famous string orchestra of the court of the kings of France. Brought together in 1984 by founding conductor Bernard Labadie and now under the musical direction of Jonathan Cohen, the ensemble comprises some fifteen musicians dedicated to the chamber orchestra repertoire.
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