Georgy Sviridov's guest appearances

Georgy Sviridov

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Naxos Classical Spotlight

Robert Schumann

Antonio Soler

Nikolai Kapustin

Bomsori Kim

William Lawes

Joan Sutherland

Dejan Lazic

Christopher Rouse

Jörg Albrecht

Lewis Nielson

Peter Ruzicka

Geoff Goodman

Johannes Ockeghem

Witold Lutoslawski

Cedric Tiberghien

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Gerogy Sviridov: Klaviertrio a-Moll, Klavierquintett b-Moll, Romanze | Beethoven Trio Bonn, Artur Chermonov (Violine)
Vladimir Babeshko (Viola)


Gerogy Sviridov: Klaviertrio a-Moll, Klavierquintett b-Moll, Romanze | Beethoven Trio Bonn, Artur Chermonov (Violine)<br>Vladimir Babeshko (Viola)

Das Beethoven Trio Bonn spielt Werke von Georgy Sviridov

 Raymond Bisha introduces a new recording of music by the Russian composer Georgy Sviridov (1915–1998); the programme features one of his cantatas, a song cycle, and music for chamber orchestra. Sviridov was a prolific composer (his output encompassed film scores, symphonic suites and several thousand songs) and was fortunate to have Shostakovich as one of his teachers. Traces of that association are evident in his Music for Chamber Orchestra. The song cycle Russia Adrift is heard on this release in the world première recording of the arrangement for mezzo-soprano and orchestra. A roster of outstanding artists completes the release’s all-Russian line-up.

<p> Raymond Bisha introduces a new recording of music by the Russian composer Georgy Sviridov (1915–1998); the programme features one of his cantatas, a song cycle, and music for chamber orchestra. Sviridov was a prolific composer (his output encompassed film scores, symphonic suites and several thousand songs) and was fortunate to have Shostakovich as one of his teachers. Traces of that association are evident in his Music for Chamber Orchestra. The song cycle Russia Adrift is heard on this release in the world première recording of the arrangement for mezzo-soprano and orchestra. A roster of outstanding artists completes the release’s all-Russian line-up.</p>

The voice of Russia. Music by Georgy Sviridov.