Dive into the vibrant and eclectic world of Patricia Kopatchinskaja with her 2015 release, "Take Two." This captivating album showcases the violinist's extraordinary versatility and fearless approach to chamber music, blending compositions from the 17th century with works by contemporary composers. Kopatchinskaja's distinctive style and boundless energy are on full display throughout the 76-minute collection, which spans a diverse range of moods and genres.
The album opens with the playful "Overclockers 5" and traverses through a mix of classical and modern pieces, including works by Jorge Sánchez-Chiong, Johann Sebastian Bach, and Isaac Albéniz. Kopatchinskaja's unique interpretations and technical prowess shine in each track, from the whimsical "Spring Dance (Unsteady)" to the intricate "Partita No. 2 in D Minor, BWV 1004: V. Chaconne (With Harpsichord Improvisation)."
"Take Two" is not just a collection of songs but a testament to Kopatchinskaja's artistic vision and her ability to breathe new life into both historical and modern compositions. The album is a vivid journey through time and style, highlighting the violinist's deep connection to the music and her commitment to pushing the boundaries of classical performance. Whether you're a longtime fan of Kopatchinskaja or a newcomer to her work, this album offers a rich and engaging listening experience that showcases the best of her artistry.
2014 Patricia Kopatchinskaja2015 Alpha Classics / Outhere Music France
Six Melodies for Violin and Keyboard: Melody No. 4John Cage, Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Anthony Romaniuk
Suite for Violin, Clarinet and Piano, Op. 157b: III. Jeu (Vif)Darius Milhaud, Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Reto Bieri
Suite populaire espagnole: VI. JotaManuel de Falla, Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Pablo Marquez
Suite populaire espagnole: II. NanaManuel de Falla, Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Pablo Marquez
Suite populaire espagnole: IV. PoloManuel de Falla, Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Pablo Marquez
Cuatro fragmentos de luz: Cadenza / Escobilla y soleá for bulería / Cadenza II / Soléa y final (Cascada)Mauricio Sotelo, Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Ernesto Estrella
Patricia Kopatchinskaja is a dynamic and innovative violinist, born in Chisinau, Moldova, to a family of musicians. Her unique approach to music, shaped by her studies in Vienna, blends compositional influences with her virtuosic violin playing. Kopatchinskaja is known for her daring performances, which often feature extreme dynamics and a fearless exploration of both familiar and lesser-known works. She directs staged concerts and collaborates with leading orchestras, conductors, and festivals worldwide, bringing a fresh perspective to the classical music scene. Kopatchinskaja's ability to breathe new life into standards has made her one of the most intriguing stars in the music world, reminiscent of legends like Glenn Gould.
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