Cantilène

Album Description

Experience the captivating artistry of Asya Fateyeva in her album "Cantilène," a live recording from the 2017 Spannungen Festival. Released on August 10, 2018, via Cavi-Music, this album showcases Fateyeva's remarkable talent alongside an ensemble of distinguished musicians, including pianist Lars Vogt, violinist Florian Donderer, and saxophonist Kiveli Dörken, among others. The album spans 56 minutes and features a diverse range of compositions, highlighting Fateyeva's versatility and mastery of her craft.

"Cantilène" presents a unique blend of classical and contemporary pieces, performed with precision and passion. The tracklist includes works such as the "3 Preludes" and the "Sonata for Horn, Trumpet and Trombone," demonstrating Fateyeva's ability to navigate complex compositions with ease. The album also features the title track, "Cantilène at Danse for Violin, Saxophone and Piano," which showcases the collaborative spirit and musical chemistry between Fateyeva and her fellow performers.

Fateyeva's performance is marked by her technical prowess and expressive playing, making "Cantilène" a standout release in her discography. Whether you're a fan of classical music or simply appreciate exceptional musicianship, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience. Dive into the world of Asya Fateyeva and discover the beauty and depth of her musical artistry.

10 augustus 2018

℗ 2018 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin

About Asya Fateyeva

Asya Fateyeva is a captivating saxophonist whose music transcends traditional boundaries, inviting audiences into a world of rich narratives and emotional depth. Her discography, which includes albums like 'To the Muse' and 'Carneval', showcases her versatility and ability to explore diverse themes, from the enchanting landscapes of Provence to the dramatic spectacles of carnival. Fateyeva's playing is marked by its liquid fluidity and impeccable balance, making her a standout performer in both classical and contemporary settings. Whether she's performing with early music ensembles like Lautten Compagney Berlin or collaborating with orchestras such as the Bergische Symphoniker, Asya Fateyeva's performances are always compelling and memorable. Her music is not just heard, but experienced, making her a must-watch for any classical music enthusiast.