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"Goldstone has taken on himself the completion of several items Mozart never finishedOf the works realized by Goldstone, the largest, by far, are the Sonata in F and the Sonata in G minor. Each is in three movements, and each goes far beyond mere mimicry. The structures are clear, and the invention (where does Mozart leave off?) highly creative in terms of melody, rhythm, and harmony - all in the context of Mozartean styleAll the remaining pieces are very brief and totally entertaining. With very good sound and entertaining and delightful Mozart and pseudo-Mozart, this may be purchased with confidence, unless the very idea annoys you." - American Record Guide
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Works Details
Gnesin, Michael : D'après Shelley, symphonic fragment in D major, Op. 4 - Conductor: Konstantin Krimets
- Running Time: 8 min. 1 sec.
- Period Time: Modern
- Written: 1925
Gnesin, Michael : Requiem for two violins, viola, cello, and piano, Op. 11 - Ensemble: Moscow Soloists
- Running Time: 12 min. 37 sec.
- Period Time: Modern
- Form: Choral
Gnesin, Michael : Trio for piano, violin & cello, Op. 63 ("Dedicated to the memory of our lost children") - Ensemble: Moscow Soloists
- Running Time: 12 min. 26 sec.
- Period Time: Modern
Gnesin, Michael : Songs of a Knight Errant for 2 violins, viola, cello & harp, Op. 28 - Ensemble: Moscow Soloists
- Running Time: 9 min. 39 sec.
- Period Time: Modern
Gnesin, Michael : Adïgeya, sextet for violin, viola, cello, clarinet, horn & piano, Op. 48 - Ensemble: Moscow Soloists
- Running Time: 10 min. 49 sec.
- Period Time: Modern
- Form: Chamber Music
Gnesin, Michael : The Jewish Orchestra at the Ball at Nothingtown, suite from the incidental music for orchestra, Op. - Conductor: Konstantin Krimets
- Running Time: 13 min. 25 sec.
- Period Time: Modern
