Gulda - Prokofiev - Poulenc
Giraud Ensemble Chamber Orchestra, Sergey Simakov
the disc is totally worth having for the Poulenc Concerto...this talented young ensemble despatches it with plenty of wit and charm...The two young pianists, Mischa Cheung and Yulia Miloslavskaya,...
Gulda - Prokofiev - Poulenc
Giraud Ensemble Chamber Orchestra, Sergey Simakov
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the disc is totally worth having for the Poulenc Concerto...this talented young ensemble despatches it with plenty of wit and charm...The two young pianists, Mischa Cheung and Yulia Miloslavskaya,...
About
The Giraud Ensemble Chamber Orchestra was founded in 2015 and has since performed in various formations: from the quintet to the forty-member chamber orchestra. The young ensemble cultivates a diverse repertoire ranging from the Baroque to the Modern, always placing great importance on making less known musical works heard. In 2017, the Giraud Ensemble Chamber Orchestra released Primus with works by Shostakovich, Vasks and Baum. It has been under the direction of internationally active and award-winning conductor Sergey Simakov since its foundation. Mischa Cheung studied with Prof. Konstantin Scherbakov at the Zurich University of the Arts and has taken up a busy career bringing him to many concert stages and festivals throughout the world. He is a member of the Gershwin Piano Quartet, a highly praised ensemble which performs spectacular arrangements on four pianos and released its newest album Transatlantiques with Sony Classical in 2018. He is a popular soloist at the Symphonic Game Concerts produced by the Merregnon Studios and has appeared with the London Symphony Orchestra, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra and the Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra.
Contents and tracklist
- Mischa Cheung, Janic Sarott, Stanislaw Sandronov
- Giraud Ensemble Chamber Orchestra
- Sergey Simakov
- Giraud Ensemble Chamber Orchestra
- Sergey Simakov
- Mischa Cheung, Yulia Miloslavskaya
- Giraud Ensemble Chamber Orchestra
- Sergey Simakov
Awards and reviews
January 2020
the disc is totally worth having for the Poulenc Concerto...this talented young ensemble despatches it with plenty of wit and charm...The two young pianists, Mischa Cheung and Yulia Miloslavskaya, give it all they’ve got, and bring out the vertiginously changing moods and styles with stunning aplomb.
