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Topic: Sabaneyev - Preludes, Op.10 No.1 / No.6 & Alexandrov - Waltz-Impromptu  (Read 6013 times)

Offline feinbergs

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Hello,
I'm interested in Russian Piano Music. These are my recordings of Two obscure Russian Composers' works.
Leonid Sabaneyev - Preludes, Op.10 No.1 & Op.10 No.6
Anatoly Alexandrov / Nikolai Rakov - Waltz-Imromptu

Offline furtwaengler

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Thanks very much for sharing these and shining light on this music. I share your interest in Russian music of this period, but all these are new discoveries.

The waltz is not far from the spirit of your own waltz in the improvisation section. It is a delightful little work, but it is especially the Sabaneyev preludes which draw me, and your recording does not disappoint. I love the rich harmonic progressions which Sabaneyev follows to the end producing such emotional depth. I really hope you continue pursuing and sharing this music.
Don't let anyone know where you tie your goat.

Offline feinbergs

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Thank you for the kind reply, dear furtwaengler!
I'm a enthusiast of obscure Russian Composers' works. So I will upload my private recordings that haven't recorded before.

Regards
Emil

Offline visitor

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Brother!!!


As a die hard lover if and aficionado of Russian music of the period a well, and the forgotten treasures in general ( we are champions of the obscure and forgotten no?). I have to thank you for your fine recordings.

Uploads like these are are most encouraged  and always welcome.   A must! Dare I say.
We should have a club here for our types haha. I have some stuff I need to get posted here soon as wells we can build a little collection of these reference recordings where no or little others exist....

Thank you again. :)

Offline awesom_o

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I liked the Waltz-Impromptu the most.

That piano sure needs a tuning though!
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