Evgeny Irshai's "From nowhere with love" is a captivating journey through a diverse range of musical landscapes, showcasing the artist's versatility and virtuosity. Released on November 4, 2013, under PAVLIK RECORDS, this album spans a generous 76 minutes, offering a rich tapestry of compositions that highlight Irshai's mastery of various instruments and genres.
The album opens with "From nowhere with love for accordion and piano," setting a tone of intimacy and warmth. It continues with the six-part "Pimpampunchi for violin solo," each movement named after different creatures and themes, displaying Irshai's playful and imaginative approach to composition. The violin solos are followed by "Soundquake for accordion and piano," a piece that promises to deliver a powerful and dynamic listening experience.
"Exodus for piano and 2 tam-tams" is presented in two movements, offering a blend of rhythmic complexity and expressive depth. The album then shifts to the serene and contemplative "Summer garden ∙ snow is falling for piano solo," providing a moment of quiet reflection. The energetic "Bahagobu for accordion solo" brings a burst of vitality before the album concludes with the substantial "Sonata No 3 for violin and piano," a testament to Irshai's classical training and compositional prowess.
Throughout the album, Irshai's compositions demonstrate a keen sense of melody, rhythm, and harmony, making "From nowhere with love" a compelling exploration of contemporary classical music. Whether you're a longtime fan of Evgeny Irshai or a newcomer to his work, this album offers a rewarding and engaging listening experience.
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