Georgijs Osokins: For Arvo
22,00 €
Formát:
CD
Dostupnosť:
7-14 dní
Katalógové číslo:
4867672
EAN kód:
0028948676729
Autori:
Arvo Pärt
Interpreti:
Georgijs Osokins
Vydavateľ:
DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON
Zoznam skladieb
Dátum vydania: 12. 9. 20251 Für Alina (Version 1)
2 Variations for the Healing of Arinushka
3 Fratres (Transc. Osokins for Piano)
Vier leichte Tanzstücke "Musik für Kindertheater"
4 No. 1, Der gestiefelte Kater
5 No. 2, Rotkäppchen
6 No. 3, Schmetterlinge
7 No. 4, Tanz der Entenküken
8 Pari intervallo (Transc. Osokins for Piano)
2 Sonatinas for Piano, Op. 1 No. 1
9 I. Allegro
10 II. Larghetto
11 Für Anna Maria
2 Sonatinas for Piano, Op. 1 No. 2
12 I. Allegro energico
13 II. Largo
14 III. Allegro
Partita, Op. 2
15 I. Toccatina
16 II. Fughetta
17 III. Larghetto
18 IV. Ostinato
Lamentate
19 Fragile e conciliante (Transc. Osokins for Piano)
20 Hymn to a Great City
21 Für Alina (Version 2)
Popis
Latvian pianist Georgijs Osokins is dedicating his debut album for Deutsche Grammophon to Estonian composer Arvo Pärt. "For Arvo" is a tribute to the Baltic piano culture and the timeless music of the composer on the occasion of his 90th birthday on September 11, 2025.
In addition to original works for piano, the album contains Osokins' own transcriptions of central Pärt compositions such as "Fratres", "Pari intervallo" and "Fragile e conciliante", which underline his confidence in Osokins' musical integrity and his deep engagement with Pärt's work.
With the program, Osokins explores the "hidden relationships between the various pieces in Pärt's piano oeuvre" and thus spans the arc from Pärt's early compositions to his characteristic Tintinnabuli style. "I wanted to capture the exact moment of compositional insight - from complex contemporary avant-garde to pure, luminous and enigmatic beauty and simplicity," explains Osokins. The works were recorded on a blue Steinway grand piano over 100 years old, whose overtone-rich sound lends the album an unmistakable atmosphere.
"This album is a declaration of love to Arvo and his music," says Georgijs Osokins.

