Stanchinsky: Complete Works for Piano, Vol. 1 Olga Solovieva

• Alexei Stanchinsky (1888 - 1914):
• 1Piano Sonata in E-Flat Minor10:26
• 2Songs Without Words: No. 1, Largo02:52
• 3Songs Without Words: No. 2, Andante cantabile04:01
• 4Songs Without Words: No. 3, —02:10
• 52 Mazurkas: No. 1 in D-Flat Major03:22
• 6Humoresque05:01
• 7Les larmes01:55
• 83 Preludes: No. 1 in C-Sharp Minor02:05
• 95 Preludes (Excerpts): No. 1 in C Minor02:28
• 10Nocturne in E Major05:14
• 115 Preludes (Excerpts): No. 2 in A-Flat Major01:55
• 12Etude in F Minor02:31
• 133 Preludes: No. 2 in D Major01:11
• 143 Preludes: No. 3 in E-Flat Minor02:27
• 15Etude in G Minor03:16
• 16Prelude in the Lydian Mode04:21
• 172 Mazurkas: No. 2 in G-Sharp Minor01:43
• 18Canon in B Minor00:59
• 19Canon-Prelude in the Mixolydian Mode01:16
• 20Etude in B Major06:49
• 215 Preludes (Excerpts): No. 3 in B-Flat Minor00:58
• 225 Preludes (Excerpts): No. 4 in B Minor00:35
• 23Prelude & Fugue in G Minor: I. Prelude02:16
• 24Prelude & Fugue in G Minor: II. Fugue02:22
• Total Runtime01:12:13

Info for Stanchinsky: Complete Works for Piano, Vol. 1

Alexey Stanchinsky was considered an outstanding student by his teacher Taneyev, his work anticipating Stravinsky, Prokofiev and others, paving the way towards many aspects of 20th-century style. His tragic early death and publishing difficulties meant that his music was hidden for decades. Volume 1 of this complete edition contains his entire output until 1910, including several world première recordings and revealing his early melodic gift and sophisticated virtuosity.

Olga Solovieva, piano

Olga Solovieva
was born in Moscow. She graduated from the Gnessin Academy of Music and took there a post-graduate course (chamber ensemble) as an assistant to Professor Leonid Blok.

Olga is a prize-winner of the II Taneyev All-Russian Chamber Music Competition, and a finalist of the 20th International Chamber Music Competition in Trapani, Italy. At the XII Tchaikovsky International Competition (Moscow, 2002) she won a special prize and the “Best Accompanist” diploma. She is The Boris Tchaikovsky Award winner (2010).

In June 2019 Olga became the Winner of The Global Music Awards (Silver Medal) in nominations "duo" (with Dmitrii Khrychev) and "album" for the CD with 19th Century Russian music for cello.

For her musical achievements in May 2019 Olga Solovieva was awarded by Russian public award "For the Contribution to the development of the Musical Art" and received the Glinka medal.

Olga Solovieva has participated, as soloist and member of chamber ensembles, in various festivals, including very prestigious as West Cork Chamber Music Festival in Bantry (Ireland), Festival of Russian Chamber Music in Ghent and Festival der Voorkempen in Schilde (Belgium), Rariteiten der Klaviermusik Festival in Husum (Germany), “Northern Flowers” in St.Petersburg, 26th,27th & 29th Lyadov Arts Festivals in Borovich, Irish-Russian Chamber Music Festivals "From John Field to 21 Century" in Moscow Kremlin (2012-2013), and “Musical Assemblies” in the Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow (Russia). She has toured cities of Russia, Belgium, Ireland, France, Lithuania, and Brazil, with chamber, solo and orchestral performances, including such venues as Moscow Kremlin, Moscow Conservatory, Sala Sao Paulo. Among the distinguished partners with whom Olga Solovieva has performed in chamber ensembles are The Vanbrugh Quartet, Auryn Quartet, Vilnius String Quartet, Roel Dieltiens (cello), Alexander Rudin (cello), Dmitrii Khrychev (cello), William Dowdall (flute), Haik Kazazyan (violin), Tai Murray (violin), Fanny Clamagirand (violin), Julian Bliss (clarinet), Herve Joulain (horn), Ivan Podyomov (oboe), Peter Whelan (bassoon). She performed as a soloists with such orchestras as Sao Paulo University Symphony Orchestra (OSUSP), Musica Viva Chamber Orchestra, Russian Academy of Music Chamber Orchestra, with famous conductors Alexander Rudin, Wagner Polistchuk, Timur Mynbaev, among others.

Recordings of opuses by Boris Tchaikovsky, Vissarion Shebalin, Herman Galynin, Anatoly Lyadov, Sergey Taneyev, the 19th Russian composers (Peter Tchaikovsky, Anton Arensky, Karl Davidov, Konstantin Liadov) performed by Olga Solovieva have been released by Naxos, Grand Piano, Toccata Classics, Albany Records, and Northern Flowers labels. Olga also made several live-recordings for radio in Ireland and Brazil. These achievements were highly appreciated in publications of such magazines as Gramophone, American Record Guide, International Record Review, Fanfare, Opus, Tempo, and in the British newspaper The Guardian.

One of Olga's CD (the chamber music of Boris Tchaikovsky) was nominated to the prestigious International Classical Music Awards-2019. Olga Solovieva teaches the Chamber Ensemble at the Gnessins College of Music, Moscow, and regularly has given master classes in Russia, Belgium and Ireland.

In 2015 Olga Solovieva worked as a jury member at 9th Moscow open Lyadov Festival.

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