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Adolf Barjansky: Complete Piano Works Vol. 2

Julia Severus (piano)

Adolf Barjansky: Complete Piano Works Vol. 2
The Sonata No 3 is the more interesting and memorable of the two here in that form – and it sounds as though it has been in the pianist’s fingers longer.

Adolf Barjansky: Complete Piano Works Vol. 2

Julia Severus (piano)

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The Sonata No 3 is the more interesting and memorable of the two here in that form – and it sounds as though it has been in the pianist’s fingers longer.

About

Adolf Barjansky was born in Odessa into a wealthy Russian-Jewish family, and received his musical education in Vienna, Paris and Leipzig, studying piano with Carl Reinecke and Salomon Jadassohn. Barjansky’s compositions focus mainly on solo piano works couched in conventional forms, enhanced by his use of imagery, impressions and spatial sound. The two expansive sonatas in this volume display his fusion of lyricism and poignancy, as well as an adaptable sense of modern harmony. The Moderato in B major is at times suggestive of early Scriabin. Julia Severus continues her acclaimed discovery of this unique and visionary 19th-century composer.

Contents and tracklist

I. Allegro ma non troppo
Track length10:57
II. Presto assai, molto vivace
Track length4:11
III. Andante poco sostenuto
Track length5:52
IV. Allegro giusto, ma vivo
Track length9:49
I. Molto sostenuto e pesante - Allegro passionato
Track length9:42
II. Allegro molto passionato
Track length3:43
III. Andante ma non troppo
Track length5:07
IV. Allegro semplice
Track length6:43

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April 2022

The Sonata No 3 is the more interesting and memorable of the two here in that form – and it sounds as though it has been in the pianist’s fingers longer.
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