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Sviatoslav Richter, 1960S Sviatoslav Richter, 1960s SMC CD 0273-0274 ADD/MONO CD 1 TT : 69.01 TT: 131.32 Sviatoslav RICHTER , piano Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756 – 1791) Live at Grand Hall of the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory, CD 1 1 6 CD 1 7 9 CD 2 1 Piano Sonata in F major, KV 280/189e March 30 ( : – ) and March 19 ( : – ; ), 1966 2 1. Allegro assai 7.11 3 2. Adagio 9.29 Sound restoration & mastering: Elena Doinikova 3. Presto 3.42 Engineer: Igor Solovyov 4 Piano Sonata in B flat major, KV 333/315c Design: Maxim Kompaneets 5 1. Allegro 10.19 Cover illustration: Vladimir Kush 6 2. Andante cantabile 12.42 Executive producer: Eugene Platonov 3. Allegretto grazioso 6.31 7 Piano Sonata in G major, KV 283/189h 8 1. Allegro 6.09 9 2. Andante 7.05 3. Presto 5.51 CD 2 TT : 42.31 1 Fantasia in C minor, KV 475 13.55 2 Piano Sonata in C minor, KV 457 3 1. Allegro 8.27 4 2. Adagio 8.05 C l a3u. dMeo Dlteob aullsesgyr o(1 8 6 2 – 1 9 1 8 ) 5.46 5 6 …«General Lavine» – eccentric (Préludes, Livre II, L. 131/123 No . 6 ) 2.41 C & P 2020 The Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory. All rights reserved …Danseuses de Delphes (Préludes, Livre I, L. 125/117 No. 1 ) 3.34 2 3 he name of Sviatoslav Richter where he took lessons with the concerts not only in the largest cities hoven and Schubert, Schumann T has long been one of the prominent Professor Heinrich Neu- and halls, but also in provincial and Brahms, Chopin and Liszt, De - most renowned in the music haus. The young Richter was the fa - towns which had never before seen bussy and Ravel, Bart k and Hin - of the past century. Richter pos - vorite of Neuhaus, and the latter, such a famous musician. Later still, demith, Tchaikovsky aónd Mussor- sessed a unique gift: he was a cre - without a trace of embarrassment, not long before his death, he made gsky, Scriabin and Rachmaninov, ative artist whose art united musi- showed open admiration for his a number of tours to Russia and Prokofiev and Shostakovich. All cians and audiences alike. The pupil’s talent. Very soon Richter be - performed in everyplace with the diverse world of music was press called him “the musician who came famous. His exceptional gift - “enough room for a grand piano”. close to his heart. He was a great opened new ways in art”. Richter’s edness was highly appreciated by Richter helped to establish musical master of the ensemble and per - own way of scaling the heights of the cultural lit of Moscow, by festivals in Touraine (France) and in formed together with the violinist virtuosity and world recognition artists and wériteers, scientists and Moscow. His annual “December David Oistrakh, the singer Dietrich was very unusual and not at all musicians. The leading composers Evenings” always gathered many Fischer-Dieskau, the cellist Mstis- simple. recognized the pianist’s talent. musicians from Russia, Europe and lav Rostropovich, the pianist Ana - He was born on March 20, 1915 Sergey Prokofiev dedicated to and overseas. The pianists Murray Per - toly Vedernikov, and with the in the Ukrainian town of Zhitomir entrusted Richter with the pr mi r ahia, Christoph Eschenbach and Borodin Quartet. The circle of col - into the family of a musician and of his Ninth Piano Sonata. Laeterè, ine Dmitri Alexeyev, the violinists and leagues in the last two decades of spent his youth in Odessa. His for - 1945 Richter won the USSR Music cellists Isaac Stern, Oleg Kagan, Vic - his life included the young and tal - mation as a musician was rather Competition and in 1947 he gradu - tor Tretyakov and Nathalia Gutman, ented musicians Oleg Kagan, Na - mysterious. By the time of his arrival ated from the Conservatory. He then and the singers Robert Holl and talia Gutman, and Yuri Bashmet. to Moscow in 1937 he had already embarked on a concert career, Peter Schreier were among them. The list of works that were per - shown himself a mature pianist, an mostly in the former Soviet Union. In Richter performed at nearly every formed by Richter as an ensemble artist of enormous and unique tal - 1960 Richter visited the United festival till his death in 1997. player is absolutely unique for a pi - ent. He had already given his first States for the first time. His concerts Richter built up a colossal anist of his caliber. He played ro - concerts in 1934. In Moscow there were a great triumph. From repertoire embracing Bach and mances by Glinka and Prokofiev, Richter entered the Conservatory then on he toured worldwide, giving H ndel, Haydn and Mozart, Beet- accompanying Nina Dorliac on the ä 4 5 piano, songs by Hugo Wolf with among them. But there were some мя Святослава Рихтера Первые его концерты состоялись Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, all the exceptions. Идавно уже звучит как одно ещё в 1934 году. В Москве он violin sonatas by Hindemith in en - Richter performed works by из самых славных имён му - поступил в консерваторию, в зна - semble with Oleg Kagan, and Hin - Bart k but did not play Stravinsky, зыкантов XX века. Святослав Рих - менитый класс профессора Ген - demith’s wind sonatas with the turneód to the music of Berg but not тер был носителем исключитель - риха Нейгауза. Молодой Рихтер students of the Moscow Conserva - of Webern. Though largely percep - ного дара, художником-творцом, стал любимцем маститого профес - tory – and that is only a small part tive and all-embracing, he was by вокруг искусства которого объеди - сора, который без тени смущения of his ensemble repertoire. no means eclectic or modernist. нялись и музыканты, и множество открыто преклонялся перед талан - Richter’s solo repertoire included His art was distinguished rather by слушателей. «Музыкантом, проло - том своего ученика. Дарование many works that were rarely per - some features of classicism both жившим новые пути в развитии Рихтера быстро получило извест - formed by other pianists. The in expressiveness of form and per - искусства», называли Рихтера ность. Его исключительный талант piano concertos by Rimsky-Kor - ception of the deep content of the в прессе. Его собственный путь высоко оценила вся культурная sakov and Dvo k, the Third music. к вершинам мастерства и к все - Москва, и не только литераторы Sonata by Miaskovřásky, and pieces мирному признанию был столь же и художники, люди науки и ис - by Franck and Szymanowski were Translation: Maria Lastochkina необычен, сколь и непрост. кусств, музыканты. Крупнейшие Он родился 20 марта 1915 года столичные композиторы обратили в Житомире, в семье музыканта, на него внимание, надеясь, юность его прошла в Одессе. Его что дарование Рихтера послужит становление как музыканта осу- известности их музыки. Рихтеру ществилось несколько загадочным была посвящена и им впервые путём, во всяком случае, ко вре - исполнена Девятая фортепианная мени своего приезда в Москву соната Сергея Прокофьева. в 1937 году он уже проявлял себя После победы на всесоюзном как зрелый пианист, артист огром - конкурсе музыкантов-исполните - ного и необычайного таланта. лей (в 1945 году) и по окончании 68 79 консерватории (в 1947 году) пиа - Перайя и Кристоф Эшенбах, Дмит - бля, его партнёрами были гениаль - ков» Рихтера. И «сольный» репер - нист долгое время ведёт концерт - рий Алексеев, скрипачи и виолон - ные скрипач Давид Ойстрах и пе - туар Рихтера включал множество ную деятельность преимущест- челисты Исаак Стерн, Олег Каган, вец Дитрих Фишер-Дискау, виолон - произведений, редко исполняе - венно на родине. И только со Виктор Третьяков, Наталия Гутман, челист Мстислав Ростропович, мых другими пианистами – форте - времени триумфального дебюта певцы Роберт Холл и Петер Шра - пианист Анатолий Ведерников, пианные концерты Римского-Кор - Рихтера в США в 1960 году искус - йер – только некоторые из них). квартет имени Бородина. Талант - сакова и Дворжака, Третья соната ство великого пианиста смогли Почти на каждом фестивале можно ливые, молодые тогда музыканты Мясковского, пьесы Франка и Ши - услышать на Западе. С этого вре - было услышать и «самого» Рихтера. Олег Каган, Наталия Гутман, Юрий мановского в их числе. И все же мени Рихтер интенсивно концер - Так было до последнего времени, Башмет со ставили ближайший круг можно найти исключения. Рихтер тирует, посещая не только крупные вплоть до кончины великого мас- единомыш ленников великого му - исполнял произведения Бартока, города и залы, но и останавлива - тера в 1997 году. зыканта в последние два десяти - но не играл Стравинского, обра - ясь в таких незначительных город - Границы творческих интересов летия его жизни и творчества. Круг щался к музыке Берга, но не Ве - ках, где никогда до него не бывали Рихтера определить просто не- произведений, сыгранных Рихте - берна. При всей необъятной вос - столь знаменитые музыканты. возможно. Как концертирующий ром-ансамблистом, совершенно приимчивости и масштабности Позже, в конце жизни, он со - пианист, он приобрёл себе славу уникален для пианиста его мас - артистического облика Рихтеру не вершит несколько путешествий по исполнением разнообразного штаба. Романсы Глинки и Прокофь - была свойственна «всеядность», России, будет играть везде, где репертуара. Бах и Гендель, Гайдн ева, в которых он аккомпанировал его никак нельзя было назвать ни только «можно поставить рояль». и Моцарт, Бетховен и Шуберт, Шу- Нине Дорлиак, и песни Гуго Вольфа эклектиком, ни модернистом. Ско - Он был основателем музыкальных ман и Брамс, Шопен и Лист, с Дитрихом Фишером-Дискау, все рее ему были присущи, как и лю - фестивалей – во Франции, в Ту - Дебюсси и Равель, Барток и Хин - скрипичные сонаты Хиндемита в бому великому музыканту, черты рени, и в Москве, где ежегодные демит, Чайковский и Мусоргский, ансамбле с Олегом Каганом и его классичности – как в скульптурно - «Декабрьские вечера» собирали Скрябин и Рахманинов, Прокофьев же сонаты для духовых инструмен - сти формы, так и в охвате глубин - и собирают многих выдающихся и Шостакович – ему был близок тов со студентами Московской кон - ных, основных идей, отражённых музыкантов из России, из Европы, весь многообразный мир музыки.
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