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Rachmaninoff COMPLETE PIANO MUSIC Sergei Rachmaninoff 1873-1943 Complete Piano Music Rachmaninoff COMPLETE PIANO MUSIC Sergei Rachmaninoff 1873-1943 Complete Piano Music Études-Tableaux Op.33 Prelude Op.3 No.2 Variations on a Theme of Chopin Op.22 Moments Musicaux Op.16 1. No.1 in F minor, allegro 18. Lento, in C sharp minor 4’09 42. Theme: largo 1’13 68. No.1 in B flat minor, andantino 7’06 non troppo 2’47 43. Var. 1: moderato 0’42 69. No.2 in E flat minor, allegretto 3’10 2. No.2 in C, allegro 2’23 Preludes Op.23 44. Var. 2: allegro 0’15 70. No.3 in B minor, andante 3. No.3 in C minor, grave 5’35 19. No.1 Largo in F sharp minor 3’00 45. Var. 3 0’15 cantabile 6’25 4. No.4 in D minor, moderato 3’04 20. No.2 Maestoso in B flat 3’33 46. Var. 4 0’50 71. No.4 in E minor, presto 2’56 5. No.5 in E flat minor, 21. No.3 Tempo di minuetto 47. Var. 5: meno mosso 0’24 72. No.5 in D flat, andante non allegro-presto 1’50 in D minor 3’13 48. Var. 6: meno mosso 1’02 sostenuto 3’22 6. No.6 in E flat, allegro con fuoco 1’59 22. No.4 Andante cantabile in D 4’32 49. Var. 7: allegro 0’17 73. No.6 in C, maestoso 4’38 7. No.7 in G minor, moderato 4’01 23. No.5 Alla marcia in G minor 3’46 50. Var. 8 0’21 8. No.8 in C sharp minor, grave 2’55 24. No.6 Andante in E flat 2’38 51. Var. 9 0’20 Alexander Gavrylyuk piano 25. No.7 Allegro in C minor 2’33 52. Var. 10: più vivo 0’30 Études-Tableaux Op.39 26. No.8 Allegro vivace in A flat 3’30 53. Var. 11: lento 1’27 Piano Sonata No.2 in B flat minor 9. No.1 in C minor, 27. No.9 Presto in E flat minor 1’51 54. Var. 12: moderato 2’05 Op.36 (revised version, 1931) allegro agitato 3’13 28. No.10 Largo in G flat 3’32 55. Var. 13: largo 1’15 Movement 1 10. No.2 in A minor, lento assai 6’10 56. Var. 14: moderato 1’20 74. Allegro agitato 1’40 11. No.3 in F sharp minor, Preludes Op.32 57. Var. 15: allegro scherzando 1’23 75. Meno mosso: Measure 38 1’39 allegro molto 2’54 29. No.1 Allegro vivace in C 1’14 58. Var. 16: lento 1’08 76. Measure 55 1’43 12. No.4 in B minor, allegro assai 3’38 30. No.2 Allegretto in B flat minor 3’07 59. Var. 17: grave 1’33 77. Tempo I: 98 2’54 13. No.5 in E flat minor, 31. No.3 Allegro vivace in E 2’37 60. Var. 18 più mosso 0’50 appassionato 5’29 32. No.4 Allegro con brio 61. Var. 19: allegro vivace 1’11 Movement 2 14. No.6 in A minor, allegro 2’45 in E minor 5’36 62. Var. 20: presto 1’07 78. Non allegro – Lento 3’22 15. No.7 in C minor, lento, lugubre 5’25 33. No.5 Moderato in G 3’11 63. Var. 21: andante-più vivo 2’36 79. Poco più mosso: 36 1’14 16. No.8 in D minor, 34. No.6 Allegro appassionato 64. Var. 22: maestoso 4’50 80. Tempo I: 63 – attacca 1’30 allegro moderato 3’36 in F minor 1’27 17. No.9 in D, allegro moderato 3’35 35. No.7 Moderato in F 2’17 Piano Sonata No.1 in D minor Op.28 Movement 3 36. No.8 Vivo in A minor 1’48 65. I. Allegro moderato 12’05 81. L’istesso tempo – Allegro molto 1’42 Zlata Chochieva piano 37. No.9 Allegro moderato in A 2’58 66. II. Lento 8’06 82. A tempo meno mosso: 76 0’55 38. No.10 Lento in B minor 5’25 67. III. Allegro molto 14’16 83. Tempo I: 106 1’20 Recording: 4-5 September 2015, Westvest Church, 39. No.11 Allegretto in B 2’18 84. Tempo rubato: 184 1’37 Schiedam, Netherlands 40. No.12 Allegro in G sharp minor 2’28 Zlata Chochieva piano Producer: Pieter van Winkel p 2016 Piano Classics 41. No.13 Grave in D flat 5’09 © 2021 Brilliant Classics Recording: January 2012, Studio I Musicanti, Rome Piano Classics is a tradename of Brilliant Classics B.V. Lukas Geniušas piano Sound engineer, mastering and producer: Giovanni Caruso Musical supervision: Dario Paolini, Giovanni Caruso Recording: Live, Grand Hall of Moscow Editing: Giovanni Caruso, Andrea Caruso Conservatory, March 25, 2013 Piano Gran Coda Yamaha CFIII Sound engineer/mastering: Anastasia Rybakova p 2016 Piano Classics Engineer: Igor Solovyov © 2021 Brilliant Classics Executive producer: Eugene Platonov Piano Classics is a tradename of Brilliant Classics B.V. p 2016 Piano Classics © 2021 Brilliant Classics Piano Classics is a tradename of Brilliant Classics B.V. Variations on a theme of Corelli Op.42 Four Improvisations on Themes of Morceaux de Fantaisie Op.3 132. Oriental Sketch in B flat 85. Theme. Andante 1’01 Arensky, Glazunov, Taneyev and 113. Elégie in E flat minor 4’46 Non allegro 86. Var. 1. Poco più mosso 0’47 Rachmaninoff (c.1896–97) 114. Prélude in C sharp minor 3’50 (14–27 November 1917) 1’57 87. Var. 2. L’istesse tempo 0’39 107. Moderato in E minor 0’55 115. Mélodie in E major 3’56 88. Var. 3. Tempo di menuetto 0’36 108. Allegretto in C major 0’43 116. Polichinelle in F sharp minor 3’45 133. Piece (Prelude) in D minor 89. Var. 4. Andante 0’55 109. Allegro scherzando in 117. Sérénade in B flat minor 3’22 Andante ma non troppo – 90. Var. 5. Allegro 0’20 B flat minor 0’38 Poco più mosso – Tempo I 91. Var. 6. L’istesso tempo 0’21 110. Lento – Tempo di valse – Transcriptions (14–27 November 1917) 2’37 92. Var. 7. Vivace 0’26 Tempo di marcia – Tempo del J.S. BACH. from the violin partita in E 93. Var. 8. Adagio misterioso 1’02 commincio, largo in F minor 1’06 118. Prélude 4’00 134. Fragments in A flat 94. Var. 9. Un poco più mosso 1’16 119. Gavotte 3’18 Andante semplice – Più mosso – 95. Var. 10. Allegro scherzando 0’34 111. Morceau de fantaisie in G minor 120. Gigue 1’54 Come prima 96. Var. 11. Allegro vivace 0’20 (Delmo) Liberamente (15–28 November 1917) 2’02 97. Var. 12. L’istesso tempo 0’31 (11–23 January 1899) 1’00 121. F. SCHUBERT Wohin? 2’33 98. Var. 13. Agitato 0’41 122. G. BIZET Menuet from 135. The Star-Spangled Banner in B flat 99. Intermezzo: A tempo rubato 1’25 112. Fughetta in F Moderato ‘L’Arlésienne” 3’00 (15 December 1918) 1’28 100. Var. 14. Andante 1’05 (4–16 February 1899) 2’27 123. F. MENDELSSOHN Scherzo from arr. after John Stafford Smith’s 101. Var. 15. L’istesso tempo 1’16 “A Midsummernight dream” 4’29 To Anacreon in Heaven, 5th Book 102. Var. 16. Allegro vivace 0’36 Nils Franke piano 124. S. RACHMANINOFF of Canzonets, Catches, Canons and 103. Var. 17. Meno mosso 1’16 The Lilacs 2’32 Glees, London 1799 104. Var. 18. Allegro con brio 0’34 Recording: 27 April 2011, Westvest Church Schiedam, 125. S. RACHMANINOFF 105. Var. 19. Più mosso - Agitato 0’29 The Netherlands (tr.1-6); January & April 1993 The Daisies 2’44 Nils Franke piano (tr.7-17), June 1994 (tr.18-39), John Addison Concert 106. Var. 20. Più mosso - Coda 2’29 Hall, Fort Washington, USA; 1–3 August 2008, Music 126. P. TCHAIKOVSKY Lullaby 5’03 Room, Champs Hill, West Sussex, England (tr.40-45) 127. M. MUSSORGSKY Recording: September 1995, Moscow Conservatory Santiago Rodriguez piano Producer: Pieter van Winkel (tr.1-6); Natalia Hopak from (tr.1-19); 1–3 August 2008, Music Room, Champs Hill, West Sussex, England (tr.20-23) Rodriguez (tr.7-39); Ates Orga (tr.40-45) “The Sorochintsy fair” 2’05 Engineer: Peter Arts (tr.1-6); Edward Kelly (tr.7-39); Producer: Edward Shakhnazarian (tr.1-19); Ates Orga James Shannon, Andrew Mellor (Editor) (tr.40-45) 128. N. RIMSKY-KORSAKOV (tr.20-23) Licensed from Élan Recordings (tr.7-39) The Flight of the Bumble-bee, from Editing: Farida Uzbekova )tr.1-19); p 2016 Piano Classics (tr. 1-6) “The Tale of the Tsar Saltan” 1’09 Engineer: James Shannon (tr.20-23) Editing: Farida Uzbekova (tr.1-19); Andrew Mellor © 2021 Brilliant Classics 129. F. KREISLER Liebesleid 4’29 Piano Classics is a tradename of Brilliant Classics B.V. (tr.20-23) 130. F. KREISLER Liebesfreud 6’39 p 2016 Piano Classics (tr. 1-19) © 2021 Brilliant Classics 131. Polka V.R. 4’10 Piano Classics is a tradename of Brilliant Classics B.V. Alexander Ghindin piano Suite in D minor (1890/1891) Fantaisie-tableaux (Suite No.1) for two Symphonic Dances for two pianos 136. Lento -Allegro moderato 5’48 pianos Op.5 Op.45 137. Lento 5’34 157. Barcarolle 7’48 175. I. Non allegro 10’56 138.
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