Sergei Prokofiev
Sonatas №5&6 - Pensées OP.62 - Music for children OP.65
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - SONATA NO. 5 IN C MAJOR, OP. 38: I. ALLEGRO TRANQUILLO
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - SONATA NO. 5 IN C MAJOR, OP. 38: II. ANDANTINO
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - SONATA NO. 5 IN C MAJOR, OP. 38: III. UN POCO ALLEGRETTO
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - PENSÉES, OP. 62: I. ADAGIO PENSEROSO
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - PENSÉES, OP. 62: II. LENTO
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - PENSÉES, OP. 62: III. ANDANTE
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - MUSIC FOR CHILDREN, OP. 65: NO. 1. MORNING (MATIN)
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - MUSIC FOR CHILDREN, OP. 65: NO. 2. PROMENADE (PROMENADE)
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - MUSIC FOR CHILDREN, OP. 65: NO. 3. A LITTLE STORY (HISTORIETTE)
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - MUSIC FOR CHILDREN, OP. 65: NO. 4. TARANTELLA (TARANTELLE)
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - MUSIC FOR CHILDREN, OP. 65: NO. 5. REPENTANCE (REPENTIRS)
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - MUSIC FOR CHILDREN, OP. 65: NO. 6. WALTZ (VALSE)
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - MUSIC FOR CHILDREN, OP. 65: NO. 7. MARCH OF THE GRASSHOPPER (CORTÈGE DE SAUTERELLES)
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - MUSIC FOR CHILDREN, OP. 65: NO. 8. RAIN AND RAINBOW (LA PLUIE ET L’ARC-EN-CIEL)
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - MUSIC FOR CHILDREN, OP. 65: NO. 9. PLAYING TAG (ATTRAPE QUI PEUT)
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - MUSIC FOR CHILDREN, OP. 65: NO. 10. MARCH (MARCHE)
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - MUSIC FOR CHILDREN, OP. 65: NO. 11. EVENING (SOIR)
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - MUSIC FOR CHILDREN, OP. 65: NO. 12. THE MOON SAILS O’ER THE MEADOWS (SUR LES PRÉS LA LUNE SE PROMÈNE)
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - SONATA NO. 6 IN A MAJOR, OP. 82: I. ALLEGRO MODERATO
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - SONATA NO. 6 IN A MAJOR, OP. 82: II. ALLEGRETTO
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - SONATA NO. 6 IN A MAJOR, OP. 82: III. TEMPO DI VALZER LENTISSIMO
SERGEI PROKOFIEV - SONATA NO. 6 IN A MAJOR, OP. 82: IV. VIVACE
For Zig-Zag Territoires, Yury Martynov has undertaken the complete Beethoven symphonies in Liszt’s transcriptions on historic instruments. The third volume of that cycle came out in January 2014 and, like the previous instalments, has enjoyed great critical success.
This new release bears witness to another aspect of Yury Martynov’s talent and art, this time grappling with a composer from the avant-garde of the first half of the 20th century, and on a resolutely modern Steinway.
On the programme: works from the pre-war years (Sonata No.5, Pensées), as well as a ‘war’ work (Sonata No. 6) and the marvellous 12 pieces that make up the Music for Children, with which apprentice pianists are well familiar. This is therefore a recording that explores two registers quite present in Prokofiev’s work: rich, powerful writing contrasting with melodic, poetic writing.
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