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SHOSTAKOVICH, SCHCHEDRIN, Joachim Kwetsinsky – Polyphonic dialogues
| Wykonawcy / kompozytorzy | |
|---|---|
| SHOSTAKOVICH (composer) | |
| SCHCHEDRIN (composer) | |
| Joachim Kwetsinsky (piano) | |
- Kwetzinsky - Polyphonic dialogues
- 01. Basso Ostinato (4:31)
- 02. P & F No 1 en ut majeur (0:37)
- 03. P & F No 1 en ut majeur (1:41)
- 04. P & F No 2 en la mineur (0:46)
- 05. P & F No 2 en la mineur (3:29)
- 06. P & F No 2 en la mineur (0:59)
- 07. P & F No 2 en la mineur (1:31)
- 08. P & F No 4 en mi mineur (2:53)
- 09. P & F No 4 en mi mineur (5:02)
- 10. P & F No 3 en sol majeur (1:15)
- 11. P & F No 3 en sol majeur (2:17)
- 12. P & F No 3 en la majeur (0:32)
- 13. P & F No 3 en la majeur (2:03)
- 14. P & F No 5 en ré majeur (1:45)
- 15. P & F No 5 en ré majeur (1:50)
- 16. P & F No 7 en la majeur (1:35)
- 17. P & F No 7 en la majeur (2:43)
- 18. P & F No 8 en fa dièse mineur (1:15)
- 19. P & F No 8 en fa dièse mineur (2:14)
- 20. P & F No 10 en ut dièse mineur (2:01)
- 21. P & F No 10 en ut dièse mineur (1:57)
- 22. P & F No 12 en sol dièse mineur (4:54)
- 23. P & F No 12 en sol dièse mineur (3:53)
- 24. P & F No 15 en ré bémol majeur (3:06)
- 25. P & F No 15 en ré bémol majeur (1:59)
- 26. P & F No 14 en mi bémol mineur (0:41)
- 27. P & F No 14 en mi bémol mineur (2:38)
- 28. P & F No 19 en mi bémol majeur (0:52)
- 29. P & F No 19 en mi bémol majeur (1:25)
- 30. Toccatina-collage (1:41)
- Joachim Kwetsinsky - piano
- SHOSTAKOVICH
- SCHCHEDRIN
The Russian composers Dmitri Shostakovich and Rodion Shchedrin each composed a set of 24 preludes and fugues for solo piano. When a selection from these sets are combined into a new arrangement, we get POLYPHONIC DIALOGUES that move between the boarders of tonality, often with rhythmic elements from the world of jazz. The dialogues are characterized by humour and irony, but also by melancholy and anger. There is a lot of playfulness, combined with seriousness, with perhaps a little greeting from Bach. The polyphonic structure allows many voices to be heard at the same time. Sometimes disharmony arises, other times harmony; the distinctive character of each voice is preserved, however, while still giving the feeling that they belong together. It is precisely such a combining of voices which reveals life's diversity and complexity in human experience. Or to put it in the words of the Russian composer Mikhail Glinka, "everything in life is counterpoint; that is, contrast".
