Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Dmitry Kabalevsky's chamber and piano music, masterfully interpreted by the talented Marina Tarasova. Released in 1994 under the Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga Musica label, this album is a testament to Tarasova's artistry and Kabalevsky's compositional genius. Spanning a diverse range of genres within chamber music, the album offers a rich tapestry of musical experiences.
The album begins with the Sonata for Cello and Piano in B flat major, Op.71, showcasing Tarasova's exquisite technique and expressive depth. The three-movement sonata is followed by a collection of shorter pieces, including the Scherzo, Op.27 No.14, Novelette, Op.27 No.25, and Round-Dance, Op.60 No.2, each highlighting Tarasova's versatility and musical sensitivity.
The Major-Minor Studies for Solo Cello, Op.68, offer a unique exploration of the cello's capabilities, with Tarasova's performance revealing the intricate nuances of these studies. The album also features the poignant In Memory of Sergei Prokofiev for Cello and Piano, Op.79, a tribute to the renowned composer.
The Six Preludes and Fugues for Solo Piano, Op.61, provide a fascinating journey through different moods and atmospheres, each prelude and fugue telling a story, from "A Summer Morning on the Lawn" to "A Feast of Labour." Tarasova's performances are both technically impressive and emotionally resonant, making this album a true delight for any classical music enthusiast. With a total duration of 1 hour and 15 minutes, this album is a comprehensive exploration of Kabalevsky's chamber and piano music, brought to life by Marina Tarasova's exceptional artistry.
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