Kapustin: Works for Cello

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Release Date: 26th Feb 2016
Catalogue No: SWR19002CD
Label: SWR Music
Length: 78 minutes

Kapustin: Duet for cello and alto saxophone, Op. 99

Work length11:59

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Christine Rauh, Peter Lehel

I. Allegretto

Track length3:21

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II. Grave

Track length4:38

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III. Sonatina. Animato

Track length4:00

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Kapustin: Cello Sonata No. 2, Op. 84

Work length22:00

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Christine Rauh, Benyamin Nuss

I. A piacere. Allegro non troppo

Track length8:41

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II. Intermezzo

Track length6:07

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III. Allegro assai

Track length7:12

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Kapustin: Nearly Waltz, Op. 98

Work length2:49

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Christine Rauh, Benyamin Nuss

Kapustin: Elegy, Op. 96

Work length5:34

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Christine Rauh, Benyamin Nuss

Kapustin: Burlesque, Op. 97

Work length3:30

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Christine Rauh, Benyamin Nuss

Excerpt, Kapustin: Eight Concert Études Op. 40

Work length5:58

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Christine Rauh, Ni Fan

No. 3, E Minor "Toccatina" (Arr. C. Rauh for Cello & Vibraphone)

Track length2:56

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No. 5, D Major "Raillery" (Arr. C. Rauh for Cello & Vibraphone)

Track length3:02

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Kapustin: Cello Concerto No. 2, Op. 103

Work length24:26

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Christine Rauh
Saarbrücken German Radio Philharmonic Orchestra
Nicholas Collon

I. Allegretto

Track length9:47

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II. Lento

Track length8:20

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III. Allegro

Track length6:19

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Benyamin Nuss, Christine Rauh: Hommage à Kapustin

Work length2:05

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Benyamin Nuss, Christine Rauh

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If one wanted to describe the essence of this recording of Nikolai Kapustin's works for cello, the first words to spring to mind would be groove, swing, wit and charm. There are few CDs that present such an exciting and entertaining mix of classical music and jazz as this new release.

Born in 1937 in Ukraine, Nikolai Kapustin had already gained worldwide acclaim as a jazz pianist, arranger and composer by the 1950s. It's only over the past eight years, however, that he has become better known to a wider audience on account of his several recordings. Kapustin’s music combines the style and rhythmic vitality of jazz with classical forms – something that seems to strike a real chord with audiences and musicians who are interested in experiencing new sounds beyond the classical repertoire.

The young cellist Christine Rauh maintained close contact with the composer throughout the recording process, and she performs here with an outstanding collection of young musicians, from both classical and jazz backgrounds.

Kapustin: Works for Cello

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