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Sergei Nakariakov Trumpet & Piano Mp3, Flac Sergei Nakariakov Trumpet & Piano mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Classical Album: Trumpet & Piano Country: UK Released: 2012 MP3 version RAR size: 1599 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1943 mb WMA version RAR size: 1838 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 267 Other Formats: AC3 MP4 MP2 VQF MIDI WMA MP1 Tracklist Hide Credits CD 1 - Trumpet Works (Teldec/Warner Classics 2564 67209-4) ...T.T. 59:36 Rhapsody in Blue (Arrangement For Trumpet & Piano) 1-1 12:15 Arranged By – Timofei Dokshitser*Composed By – George Gershwin Concert Waltz 1-2 3:41 Composed By – Anton Arensky* Theme Et Variations Sur "Le Carnaval De Venise" 1-3 6:26 Composed By – Jean-Baptiste Arban Pavane Pour Une Infante Defunte (Arrangement For Trumpet & 1-4 Piano) 5:47 Composed By – Maurice Ravel Rondo For Lifey (Five Pieces For Brass) 1-5 1:18 Composed By – Leonard Bernstein Albumblatt 1-6 4:45 Composed By – Alexander Glazunov Burleske 1-7 3:39 Composed By – Siegfried Stolte Arbucklenian Polka (Arrangement For Trumpet & Piano) 1-8 Arranged By – Theodore HochComposed By – Johan Peter Emilius 5:02 Hartmann Poem (Arrangement For Trumpet & Piano) 1-9 2:38 Composed By – Zdeněk Fibich The Flight Of The Bumblebee (Arrangement For Trumpet & Piano) 1-10 1:02 Composed By – Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Hora Staccato (Arrangement For Trumpet) 1-11 1:49 Composed By – Grigoras Dinicu Waltz, Op.48 No.2 (Arrangement For Trumpet) 1-12 1:39 Composed By – Reinhold Glière Sonatina For Trumpet And Piano 1-13 9:35 Composed By – Jeanine Rueff CD 2 - Carmen Fantasy: Virtuoso Music For Trumpet (Teldec/Warner Classics 2564 67209-4) ...T.T. 58:38 Carmen Fantasy (Arrangement For Trumpet & Piano) 2-1 Arranged By – Alexander MarkovichComposed By – Franz Waxman, 10:13 Georges Bizet Konzertstück Nr.2 2-2 7:22 Arranged By – Alexander MarkovichComposed By – Willi Brandt Variations Sur Une Tyrolienne 2-3 Arranged By – Alexander MarkovichComposed By – Jean-Baptiste 5:48 Arban Primera Danza Española ("La Vida Breve") (Arranged For Trumpet 2-4 & Piano) 3:23 Arranged By – Mikhail NakariakovComposed By – Manuel De Falla Le Cygne (Arranged For Flugelhorn) 2-5 Arranged By – Mikhail NakariakovComposed By – Camille Saint- 2:54 Saëns Variations Sur La "Norma" De Bellini 2-6 Arranged By – Alexander MarkovichComposed By – Jean-Baptiste 5:17 Arban Caprice, Op.1 No.17 (Arranged For Trumpet) 2-7 3:27 Arranged By – Mikhail NakariakovComposed By – Niccolò Paganini Valse-Scherzo, Op.34 (Arrangement For Trumpet) 2-8 Arranged By – Mikhail NakariakovComposed By – Pyotr Ilyich 5:57 Tchaikovsky Le Réveil (Arranged For Flugelhorn) 2-9 2:58 Arranged By – Mikhail NakariakovComposed By – Gabriel Fauré Zigeunerweisen, Op.20, No.1 (Arranged For Trumpet & Piano) 2-10 Arranged By – Timofei Dokshitser*Composed By – Pablo de 6:49 Sarasate Moto Perpetuo, Op.11 (Arranged For Trumpet) 2-11 4:30 Arranged By – Mikhail NakariakovComposed By – Niccolò Paganini CD 3 - Élégie (Teldec/Warner Classics 2564 67209-4) ...T.T. 66:11 Widmung, Op.25/1 3-1 2:25 Composed By – Robert Schumann Ständchen, D957/4 3-2 4:24 Composed By – Franz Schubert How Fair Is This Spot, Op.21/7 3-3 2:04 Composed By – Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninoff Oh No, I Beg You, Forsake Me Not, Op.4/1 3-4 1:53 Composed By – Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninoff Oh! Quand Je Dors, S282/1 3-5 4:47 Composed By – Franz Liszt Habanera 3-6 3:20 Composed By – Maurice Ravel In An Outburst Of Tenderness, Op.6 No.3 3-7 1:38 Composed By – Reinhold Glière How Long, My Friend?, Op.4/6 3-8 2:01 Composed By – Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninoff Wie Melodien Zieht Es Mir, Op.105/1 3-9 2:07 Composed By – Johannes Brahms That My Grief Were With You, Op.28/3 3-10 1:25 Composed By – Reinhold Glière Not The Wind, Blowing From The Heights, Op.43/2 3-11 1:16 Composed By – Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Elegie 3-12 2:26 Composed By – Jules Massenet Does The Day Reign?, Op.47/6 3-13 3:18 Composed By – Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Entreaty 3-14 2:50 Composed By – Yuri Shaporin* Sapphische Ode, Op.94/4 3-15 2:26 Composed By – Johannes Brahms Oh, Do Not Grieve, Op.14/8 3-16 3:24 Composed By – Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninoff Vocalise, Op.34 No.14 3-17 3:33 Composed By – Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninoff Iris 3-18 1:47 Composed By – Daniel Wolf Kaddisch 3-19 5:26 Composed By – Maurice Ravel Ave Maria 3-20 3:38 Composed By – Pietro Mascagni Mattinata 3-21 1:45 Composed By – Ruggiero Leoncavallo Non Ti Scordar Di Me 3-22 3:03 Composed By – Ernesto de Curtis Bess, You Is My Woman Now 3-23 5:16 Composed By – George Gershwin Credits Piano – Alexander Markovich (tracks: CD1, CD2), Vera Nakariakova (tracks: CD3) Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Sergei Nakariakov Notes Three previously released albums compiled into a box set. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 8 25646 72094 1 Related Music albums to Trumpet & Piano by Sergei Nakariakov The Pioneer Brass - Acres Of Clams Debussy / Ravel, George Szell And The Cleveland Orchestra - La Mer / Daphnis Et Chloé Suite No. 2 / Pavane Pour Une Infante Défunte Timofei Dokshitser - In Concert With Timofei Dokshitser Leonard Bernstein, New York Philharmonic, Columbia Symphony Orchestra, André Watts, Gary Graffman - The Royal Edition - 43 - Liszt: Piano Concerto No. 1 / Rachmaninoc: Rhapsody On A Theme Of Paganini / Ravel: Piano Concerto In G Major Tee Carson - Tee Carson and friends Irena Grafenauer, Maria Graf - Carnaval de Venise Maurice Ravel - Paavo Järvi, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra - Suite No. 2 From Daphnis Et Chloé • Pavane Pour Une Infante Défunte • La Valse • Ma Mère L'Oye • Boléro Charlie Parker - The Very Best Of Bird Espen Rud - Carla. The Fish Maurice André, Jane Parker-Smith, Clarke - Trumpet Voluntary Gwendolyn Mok - The Complete Piano Works of Maurice Ravel Gershwin, Jeffrey Siegel, Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra, Leonard Slatkin - Piano Concerto; Rhapsody in Blue; Variations On "I Got Rhythm".
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