Vivaldi, Rodrigo, Castelnuovo-Tedesco: 4 Guitar Concertos

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Vivaldi, Rodrigo, Castelnuovo-Tedesco: 4 Guitar Concertos - Vladislav Domogatsky & Maksim Fedorov

Track List

  1. Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto for Lute and Strings in D Major, P.209, F XII, 15: I. Allegro (Arranged for Guitar and Bayan)
  2. Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto for Lute and Strings in D Major, P.209, F XII, 15: II. Largo (Arranged for Guitar and Bayan)
  3. Antonio Vivaldi:Concerto for Lute and Strings in D Major, P.209, F XII, 15: III. Allegro (Arranged for Guitar and Bayan)
  4. Joaquín Rodrigo: Fantasia Para un Gentilhombre for Guitar and Small Orchestra: II. Españoleta y fanfarria de la caballería de Nápoles (Arranged for Guitar and Bayan)
  5. Joaquín Rodrigo: Fantasia Para un Gentilhombre for Guitar and Small Orchestra: III. Danza de las Hachas (Arranged for Guitar and Bayan)
  6. Joaquín Rodrigo: Concierto de Aranjuez for Guitar and Orchestra:II. Adagio (Arranged for Guitar and Bayan)
  7. Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Guitar Concerto No.1 in D Major, Op 99: II. Andantino, alla romanza (Arranged for Guitar and Bayan)
  8. Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Guitar Concerto No.1 in D Major, Op 99: III. Ritmico e cavalleresco (Arranged for Guitar and Bayan)
  9. Polina Nazaykinskaya: Christmas Whirl Bonus Track

Overview

The album of the guitar player Vladislav Domogatsky and bayan player Maxim Feodorov “4 Guitar Concertos” presents classical guitar music. For the first time these widely known pieces were reborn as pieces for guitar and bayan.

Mature creativity and bright talent of V. Domogatsky and M. Feodorov led to the creation of a truly unique modern project, renewing ideas about classical musical art. Despite stylistic variety of the programme which contains music of four centuries, the listener’s memory will capture extraordinary inner wholeness of the album: languishing vocal cantilene of “Espagnoletta” and psychological drama of Joaquín Rodriges’ “Adagio”; fiery dancing virtuosity of Mario Castoenuovo-Tedesco’s “Concerto #1” aesthetically matches the atmosphere of playful baroque improvisation in Antonio Vivaldi’s lute concerto and fancy Christmassy music of Polina Nazajkinskaya.

Feodorov’s arrangements marked with great taste, sense of style and careful attention to expressive capabilities of both instruments create a new genre of bayan chamber ensemble, enriching the general repertoire.

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All composers Claudio Monteverdi Sofia Gubaidulina Efrem Zimbalist Alexi Machavariani Viktor Hodyashev Reinhold Glière Arvo Pärt Pavel Karmanov Nikolai Medtner Luigi Boccherini Vincenzo Bellini Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Alexander Lokshin Francesco Landini Ivan Naborshchikov Ilya Vyazov Luciano Berio Béla Bartók Mily Balakirev Adam Repa Alex Moiseev Alexander Scriabin Alexander Siloti Andrew Lloyd Webber Antônio Carlos Jobim Antonio Vivaldi Astor Piazzolla Brian Field Camille Saint-Saëns Carl Orff Charles Gounod Christina Grigoryants Christoph Willibald Gluck Claude Debussy Dave Brubeck Denis Shapovalov Edvard Grieg Erik Satie Ferruccio Busoni César Franck Franz Liszt Franz Schubert Frédéric Chopin Fritz Kreisler Gabriel Fauré George Gershwin George Shearing Alexander Glazunov Enrique Granados Gustav Mahler George Frideric Handel Hasselmans Joseph Haydn Henry Mancini Husayn Ruhe aka the Puge Jacob Gade James M. David Karl Jenkins Johann Sebastian Bach Johannes Brahms Jules Massenet Friedrich Kalkbrenner Konstantin Soukhovetski György Kurtág Leonardo Le San György Ligeti Louis Spohr Donato Lovreglio Ludwig van Beethoven Anatoly Lyadov Manuel de Falla Matthew Hackett Maurice Ravel Mendelssohn Michel Legrand Mieczysław Weinberg Mikhail Glinka Modest Mussorgsky Mykola Leontovych Myroslav Skoryk Naborshchikov Pablo de Sarasate Philip Glass Polina Nazaykinskaya Sergei Prokofiev Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Jean-Philippe Rameau Remo Giazotto Rimsky-Korsakov Robert Schumann Joaquín Rodrigo Gioachino Rossini Alexander Rozenblatt Juan Sánchez Sergei Rachmaninoff Sergey Bryukhno Sergey Taneyev Dmitri Shostakovich Jean Sibelius Tamas Szigyarto