Academy of Russian Music Chamber Choir Nikiforchin - Choral Music - Music & Performance - CD
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| Management number | 254749966 | Release Date | 2026/11/07 | List Price | US$8.40 | Model Number | 254749966 | ||
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Lyadov's handful of orchestral works have become concert favorites, but his choral music is as good as unknown. It falls into three main categories: religious chants, folksong arrangements and original compositions. All three confirm Lyadov's status as a kind of Fabergé of music: they blend exquisite craftsmanship and delicate beauty. The Academy of Russian Music Chamber Choir is the part of the Academy of Russian Music, founded by Ivan Nikiforchin in 2016, which combines a chamber orchestra and a chamber choir. A distinctive feature of the ensemble is the performances of outstanding works of Russian music of the twentieth and 21st centuries. The basis of the Russian part of it's repertoire is the scores for chamber orchestra by Russian composers of different generations - Yuri Abdokov, Revol Bunin, Herman Galynin, Nikolai Myaskovsky, Nikolai Peyko, Gavriil Popov, Dmitry Shostakovich, Georgy Sviridov, Boris Tchaikovsky, Galina Ustvolskaya and Mieczyslaw Weinberg. A special place in the repertoire is reserved for the string-orchestra transcriptions by Rudolf Barshai of Bach, Prokofiev and Shostakovich. The main concert venues in which the Academy of Russian Music performs are the Great Hall, the Small Hall and the Rachmaninov Hall of the Moscow Conservatoire, and the Moscow International House of Music. The first Academy of Russian Music recording, with the complete music for strings by Herman Galynin (Toccata Classics tocc 0514), received a nomination in the International Classical Music Awards in 2021.
- CHORAL MUSIC
- Music & Performance
- Toccata
| Performer | Academy Of Russian Music Chamber Choir Nikiforchin |
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| Music genre | Classical |
| Music subgenre | Choral Music |
| Media format | CD |
| Original release date | 2021 |
| Language | English |
| Has parental advisory label | N |
| Number of discs | 1 |
| Awards won | International Classical Music Awards |
| Track listing | Coming Soon! |
| Record label | Toccata |
| Composer | Lyadov |
| Track name | Beggars' Chorus, Ave, Maris Stella, The Death of Beatrice, You, My River, Oh, It's Not a Sunset, Birch Forest, Who's a Single Man?, White Snow, I'll Sit Down Young, The Winds Blew, Along the Steep Coast, Rain on the Street, That's My Grief, Along the Street, The Hourly Prayer of St. Joasaph Gorlenko, Ten Settings from the Obikhod, op. Cherubic Hymn, op. I Will Take The Cup Of Salvation, Hymn to Anton Rubinstein, Op., Slava, Chorus, "Drip, Ek" Fugato, Glory to Evgeniya Ivanovna Zbrueva, Finale, Introduction, Glory to Nikolay Andreevich Rimsky-Korsakov, Song of the Schoolgirls, Glorification for Vladimir Stasov on January 2, 1894, Ten Russian Folksongs, arranged for female voices, Op. 45 (1899), my river, it's not a sunset, Birch forest, who's a single man?, I'll sit down young, The winds blew, Along the steep coast, Rain on the street, That's my grief, Along the street, Glorification for Vladimir Stasov (1899), I Beggars' chorus: Ave Maria, II Ave, III The Death of Beatrice: Requiem aeternam, Glorification for Vladimir Stasov on 2 January 1894 (1894), Farewell Song of the Schoolgirls from the Empress Maria Institute, Glory to Nikolay Andreevich Rimsky-Korsakov (1901), Introduction ('Blessed is he who is in the quiet deep'), Finale (Requiem), Glory to Evgeniya Ivanovna Zbrueva (1913), Fugato 'Drip, Ek' (1900) |
| Digital audio file format | CD |
| Music media format | CD |
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