Songs and Pictures

CD album cover 'Songs and Pictures' (GEN 14326) with Mikhail Mordvinov

GEN 14326 EAN: 4260036253269

6.6.2014Special offer
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"Lieder and Pictures": a straightforward title for a CD that releases genuine pianistic fireworks. The young Mikhail Mordvinov has recorded 12 Schubert transcriptions by Franz Liszt and Mussorgsky's greatest piano cycle on his GENUIN debut CD, revealing himself to be a true master. From Schubert's first tender oscillations in Sei mir gegrüßt to the sonic cascades of the Great Gate of Kiev, he illuminates the most profound inner worlds of these small delicacies. His Bechstein grand piano has a bright and free sound; after the last notes of Mussorgsky, one would actually like to continue immediately with Schubert: simply "Rastlose Liebe" (Restless Love), as this song is called...

Fanfare
"The transcription of Auf dem Wasser zu singen works especially well due to the pianist's wonderful sense of flow, his luminous melodic tone, and his unfussy way with the music."
Review of Scott Noriega from October 22, 2014

Mikhail Mordvinov piano

"Lieder and Pictures": a straightforward title for a CD that releases genuine pianistic fireworks. The young Mikhail Mordvinov has recorded 12 Schubert transcriptions by Franz Liszt and Mussorgsky's greatest piano cycle on his GENUIN debut CD, revealing himself to be a true master. From Schubert's first tender oscillations in Sei mir gegrüßt to the sonic cascades of the Great Gate of Kiev, he illuminates the most profound inner worlds of these small delicacies. His Bechstein grand piano has a bright and free sound; after the last notes of Mussorgsky, one would actually like to continue immediately with Schubert: simply "Rastlose Liebe" (Restless Love), as this song is called...

Fanfare
"The transcription of Auf dem Wasser zu singen works especially well due to the pianist's wonderful sense of flow, his luminous melodic tone, and his unfussy way with the music."
Review of Scott Noriega from October 22, 2014

"Lieder and Pictures": a straightforward title for a CD that releases genuine pianistic fireworks. The young Mikhail Mordvinov has recorded 12 Schubert transcriptions by Franz Liszt and Mussorgsky's greatest piano cycle on his GENUIN debut CD, revealing himself to be a true master. From Schubert's first tender oscillations in Sei mir gegrüßt to the sonic cascades of the Great Gate of Kiev, he illuminates the most profound inner worlds of these small delicacies. His Bechstein grand piano has a bright and free sound; after the last notes of Mussorgsky, one would actually like to continue immediately with Schubert: simply "Rastlose Liebe" (Restless Love), as this song is called...

Fanfare
"The transcription of Auf dem Wasser zu singen works especially well due to the pianist's wonderful sense of flow, his luminous melodic tone, and his unfussy way with the music."
Review of Scott Noriega from October 22, 2014