Sergey Ivanovich Taneyev, Ilya Kaler, Gnesin Academy Chorus, Russian Philharmonic Orchestra, Thomas Sanderling - Suite de Concert, Cantata 'Ioann Damaskin' FLAC

Tracklist

Credits

• Chorus – Gnesin Academy Chorus (tracks: 1 to 3)
• Chorus Master – Alexander Soloviev (tracks: 1 to 3)
• Composed By – Sergey Ivanovich Taneyev
• Conductor – Thomas Sanderling
• Engineer – Aleksander Karasev, Gennady Trabantov
• Liner Notes – Anastasia Belina
• Orchestra – Russian Philharmonic Orchestra
• Producer – Aleksander Karasev, Natalya Ruzhanskaya
• Violin – Ilya Kaler (tracks: 4 to 15)

Notes

Recorded May 2, 3, 6 & September 13, 2007.
Made in Germany.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 747313052776
• SPARS Code: DDD

Companies

• Copyright (c) – Naxos Rights International Ltd.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Naxos Rights International Ltd.
• Recorded At – Russian State TV & Radio Company Kultura

Album

The religious text of the cantata John of Damascus for chorus and orchestra drew the best out of the young composer the three-movement work features impressive counterpoint and effective choral writing. The later Suite de Concert for violin and orchestra, a violin concerto disguised as a pastiche of Baroque forms, displays the composer's humor rather than his learning. Album 2009 15 Songs. By Sergey Ivanovich Taneyev & Leo TolstoyThomas Sanderling, Russian Philharmonic Orchestra & Gnesin Academy Chorus. By Sergey Ivanovich TaneyevIlya Kaler, Thomas Sanderling & Russian Philharmonic Orchestra. Suite de Concert, Op. 28: II. Gavotte: Allegro Moderato. 28: III. Marchen The Fairy Tale: Andantino. Taneyev: Concert Suite, Op. 28 - Rimsky-Korsakov: Concert Fantasia on Russian Themes, Op. Annelle K. Gregory, Kiev Virtuosi Symphony Orchestra, Dmitry Yablonsky. Russian and German Organ Music. Sergei Tsatsorin. Taneyev: Concert Suite for Violin and Orchestra. Kurt Sanderling, David Oistrach, USSR Symphony Orchestra. Taneyev: Suite de concert pour violon et orchestre - Glazunov: Concerto pour violon et orchestre. Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra, David Oistrach, Kirill Kondrashin, David Oistrakh, Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra, Kirill Kondrashin. 1961 Mono Version. Taneyev: Suite de concert pour violon et orchestre, Op. I have filed this under choral even though 46 out of 73 minutes on this CD are orchestral as the 'Suite De Concert' featuring Ilya Kaler on violin, pleasant though it is, falls beyond the remit of this review. However the Cantata is well worth noticing and at the usual super-budget price from Naxos perhaps some of our more adventurous listeners may take a chance on it. A nephew of Alexander Sergeyevich Taneyev, Taneyev was a pupil of Tchaikovsky at the Moscow Conservatory, studying the piano with the director of the Conservatory, Nikolay Rubinstein. He gradually assumed fuller respon. Classical Music Home TANEYEV, S. Suite de Concert, Ioann Damaskin John of Damascus Kaler, Gnesin Academy Chorus, Russian Philharmonic, T. Back Cover Image. About this Recording. A quarter of a century later, the virtuosic and scintillating Suite de concert, Taneyevs first work for solo violin and orchestra, was also successfully premièred. Thomas Sanderlings first disc in the Naxos Taneyev series Symphonies Nos. 1 and 3, was praised by The Guardian for its strongly characterised performances. Taneyev, Sergey Ivanovich Tolstoy, Leo, lyricists. Ioann Damaskin John of Damascus, Op. Thomas Sanderling - Russian Philharmonic Orchestra - Gnesin Academy Chorus - Ilya Kaler. Album Summary. Thomas Sanderling's first disc in the Naxos Taneyev series was praised by 'The Guardian' for its strongly characterized performances. For my money not that much with Naxos, I'll admit this new entry boasts the most compelling and rewarding discmate of all in Taneyev's early cantata John of DamascusThomas Sanderling has much to offer - most notably the full-throated sonority of the Gnesin ChoirIf you don't mind Sanderling's more reverent approach any quibbles with. TANEYEV,SERGEY IVANOVICH Artist Format: Audio CD. Inspired by a poem by Aleksey Tolstoy, Taneyev' cantata John of Damascus was the first work that the self-critical Russian composer deemed worthy of an opus number, its sublime music drawing on an ancient sacred chant woven into rich passages of expr. Gnesin Academy Chorus. Suite De Concert, Op. Prelude: Grave. Thomas Sanderling. Sergei Ivanovich Taneyev Pronounced: Ta-'ñe-jəv also Taneev or Taneiev, Russian: Сергей Иванович Танеев Born in Vladimir, November 25, 1856 died in Dyudkovo, near Moscow, June 19, 1915, a pupil of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, was a Russian composer, pianist, teacher of composition, music theorist and author. View wiki. Sergei Ivanovich Taneyev Pronounced: Ta-'ñe-jəv also Taneev or Taneiev, Russian: Сергей Иванович Танеев Born in Vladimir, November 25, 1856 died in Dyudkovo, near Moscow, June 1 read more. Sergey Ivanovich. Suite de concert. Cantata, Ioann Damaskin John of Damascus. Ilya Kaler, Violin. Gnesin Academy Chorus , Russian Philharmonic Orchestra. Sergey Ivanovich Taneyev 1856-1915. 1 , Suite de concert, Op. The cantata Ioann Damaskin was the first serious composition that drew attention to Taneyev as a talented composer. It was inspired by Aleksey Tolstoys eponymous poem which, in twelve chapters, tells the life story of John of Damascus, St John Damascene, who lived in the seventh and eighth centuries. 1 Suite de concert, op. 28 2 , Thomas Sanderling, cond Ilya Kaler vn 2 Gnesin Academy Ch 1 Russian PO , NAXOS 72:15 Text and Translation. When it comes to the cantata, Ioann Damaskin , Naxos is up against serious competition from a fantastic recording of the work on Deutsche Grammophon with Mikhail Pletnev conducting the Russian National Orchestra and Moscow Chamber Chorus. Its in the cantatas third and final movement that Taneyev abandons his Russian Orthodox robes to produce an extended and powerful fugue, already an early indication of his mastery of Western contrapuntal art