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Schubert. Sonata for violin and piano A-dur D-574/
1 Allegro moderato 6.23
2 Scherzo. Presto. Trio 4.18
3 Andantino 3.58
4 Allegro vivace 5.05
5 Schubert. Impromtu, op.90, № 4 As-dur/ 4.33
6 Schubert-Rachmaninov. Wohin? (from Die Schone Mullerin)/
7 Schubert-Liszt. Das Wandern (from Die Schone Mullerin)1.42
8 Schumann-Tausig. Der Kontrabandiste, op. 74 № 9 1.54
9 Mendelssohn. Spinning song (from Lieder ohne Worte, op.67 1.51
10 Mendelssohn. Etude, op. 104b, № 2 2.51
11 Mendelssohn. Etude, op. 104b, № 3 1.49
12 Mendelssohn-Rachmaninov. Scherzo (from A Midsummer Night's Dream)
4.03
13 Debussy. Dr. Gradus ad Parnassum (from Children's Corner) 2.05
Schumann. Carnaval, op. 9/ Карнавал, ор.9 (1929)
14 Preambule 2.12
15 Pierrot 1.07
16 Arlequin 0.34
17 Valse noble 1.02
18 Eusebius 1.27
19 Florestan 0.47
20 Coquette 0.58
21 Replique 0.23
22 Sphinxes 0.36
23 Papillons 0.38
24 A.S.C.H. - S.C.H.A.(Lettres dansantes) 0.38
25 Chiarina 1.07
26 Chopin 0.45
27 Estrella 0.24
28 Reconnaissance 1.23
29 Pantalon et Colombine 0.50
30 Valse allemande 0.51
31 Paganini (Intermezzo) 1.15
32 Aveu 0.45
33 Promenade 1.52
34 Pause 0.16
35 Marche Des "Davidsbundler" 3.08
Total time: 66.12
Rachmaninov's ability
to expose most significant features in a composition
and draw listeners' attention to them was one of his remarkable
qualities.
Being a powerful individuality himself he interpreted music by other
composers in a creative manner. He could expose in them such features
that ordinary musicians failed to see. That's why many compositions
that were close to Rachmaninov's nature received a new life in his
performance and disclosed new richness of content that was not disclosed
before.
A.Alekseev
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