Nikolai Korndorf: Complete Music for Cello - concerto capriccioso; Triptych; Passacaglia / Alexander Ivashkin, cello; Anya Alexeyev, piano

Nikolai Korndorf: Complete Music for Cello - concerto capriccioso; Triptych; Pa

Label: Toccata
Catalog No: TOC 0128
Format: CD
Release Date: 2012-10-30
Number of Discs: 1
Running time: 1 hr. 16 min.
Mono/Stereo: Stereo
UPC Code: 5060113441287

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Notes & Reviews:

Russian composer Korndorf (1947 - 2001) was a larger-than-life character and wrote music that was similarly expansive and urgent. His 3 works for solo cello illustrate his unwillingness to be governed by convention.

American Record Guide, March / April 2013
The scoring is colorful. Ivashkin is an ideal cellist for this music, since he plays with such personal intensity that he brings the music to life. The orchestra plays with polish and determination. This is rather a fascinating disc, played with style.



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Works Details

>Korndorf, Nikolai : Concerto capriccioso, for cello, strings & percussion
  • Performer: Alexander Ivashkin (Cello)
  • Conductor: Konstantin Krimets
  • Ensemble: Russian Philharmonic Orchestra of Moscow
  • Running Time: 29 min. 1 sec.
  • Period Time: Contemporary
  • Form: Concerto
  • Written: 1986
  • Studio/Live: Live

>Korndorf, Nikolai : Triptych, for cello & piano
  • Performers: Anya Alexeyev (Piano); Alexander Ivashkin (Cello)
  • Running Time: 23 min. 30 sec.
  • Period Time: Contemporary
  • Written: 1998-1999
  • Studio/Live: Live

>Korndorf, Nikolai : Passacaglia for cello solo
  • Performer: Alexander Ivashkin (Cello)
  • Notes: Moscow Radio House (08/03/2001-08/06/2001)
  • Running Time: 8 min. 40 sec.
  • Period Time: Contemporary
  • Written: 1997