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Transformations

Transformations

Buy/Listen:

Amazon

20th Century Works for Violin and Piano

Roman Mints, violin
Elena Chudinovich, piano

Reviews:

“This fine Russian violinist, who studied at the Royal College of Music in London, came to notice with a memorable appearance in the PLG Young Artists series (reviewed in Seen&Heard, January 2000). His debut CD, made when he was just 23, covers similar repertoire. … Black Box’s recording is impeccable and their stylish presentation, in black, white and silver, is both informative and a pleasure to handle. A very desirable CD.” —Peter Grahame Woolf, MusicWeb International

Tracks:

    Artem Vassiliev: Five Pieces for violin & piano

  1. I.
  2. II.
  3. III.
  4. IV.
  5. V.
  6. Arvo Pärt

  7. Fratres, for violin & piano
  8. Krzystof Penderecki: Minatury for Violin and Piano

  9. Movement 1
  10. Movement 2
  11. Movement 3
  12. Elena Langer: Transformations for Violin and Piano

  13. I.
  14. II.
  15. Luto Lutoslawski

  16. Subito
  17. Sofia Gubaidulina

  18. Dancer on a Tightrope
  19. Alfred Schnittke

  20. Stille Nacht

Roman Mints Recordings:

  • Hindemith: Complete Works for Violin and Piano
  • Elena Langer: Landscape With Three People
  • Dance of Shadows
  • DOBRINKA TABAKOVA: STRING PATHS
  • The Leaden Echo
  • Exodus
  • Mozetich | Langer | Schnittke
  • Roman Mints: Game Over
  • Transformations

“…what really matters is his ability to work with each of the selections on the composer’s own terms. There is no questioning the technical skill he brings to each of the pieces he performs. More important, however, is his acute awareness of where the music actually resides beneath the surface level of all the marks on the score pages.”—Examiner.com

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