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The Lark Ascending by Lydia Mordkovitch
Lydia Mordkovitch
Биография артиста Lydia Mordkovitch
Lydia Mordkovitch Born 30 April 1944 In Saratov Is A Russian-Born British Violinist.
A Protégée Of David Oistrakh She Is Considered To Be One Of The Top British Violinists Of The Latter Half Of The 20th Century.
Since 1995 She Has Been A Professor At The Royal Academy Of Music In London. Biography
Mordkovitch Was Born In Saratov Southeastern Russia On 30 April 1944.
She Moved To Odessa In The Ukraine In 1960 Where She Studied For Two Years At The Stolyarsky School Of Music Until 1962.
She Then Moved To Moscow Where She Studied At The Tchaikovsky Conservatory Under David Oistrakh Later Serving As His Assistant In 1968 To 1970.
During This Period She Won The National Young Musicians Competition In Kiev In 1967 And The Marguerite Long-Jacques Thibaud Competition In Paris In 1969.
Between 1970 And 1973 She Studied At The Institute Of Arts.
After A Period In Israel From 1974 And 1979 Teaching At The Israeli Academy Of Music In Jerusalem She Moved Permanently To The UK In 1980 After Taking A Liking To Country The Previous Year During A Performance In Manchester With John Barbirolli And The Hallé Orchestra.
Her Debut In The United States Came In 1982 When She Performed With Georg Solti And The Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
Mordkovitch Was Signed To The Label Chandos And Recorded A Debut Album In The 1980s Which Contained Sonatas By Composers Such As Prokofiev Schumann And Richard Strauss.
She Has Since Made Over 20 Recordings Also Recording The Works Of J.S. Bach Maayani Shostakovich And English Composers Such As Bax Alwyn Bliss Howells And Many More.
In 1987 She Recorded The Concertos Of Kabalevsky In 1988 The Concertos Of Prokofiev And In 1989 The Concertos Of Shostakovich.
Gramophone Has Described Her Playing As "beautiful And Evocative Achieving Transfiguration In Rapt Harmonics Over Impressionistic Tremolandi" And With "tremendous Verve And Vitality".
The BBC Music Magazine Has Said That She Has "obvious Enthusiasm And Produces Ringingly Authoritative Interpretations".
Fanfare Have Said "the Sonata Is The Sort Of Emotionally Open Semiprogrammatic Extravagant All-Out Piece Where Lydia Mordkovitch Is Heard To Best Advantage.
There Is Light And Shade In Her Tone.
From 1995 She Was A Professor At The Royal Academy Of Music In London. She Passed Away 9 December 2014
44 Похожие треки:
Lydia Mordkovitch - Six Studies In English Folk Music Adagio Lovely On The Water Gil Shaham - 1. Ludus: Con Moto Gil Shaham - 3. Finale Andante-Allegro Gil Shaham - No. 1 In E Flat Major Gil Shaham - 3. Allegro Assai Gil Shaham - 3. Mélodie In E Flat Gil Shaham - Sarang Maxim Vengerov - Paganini : Violin Concerto No.1 In D Major Op.6 : I Allegro Maestoso Maxim Vengerov - Dvorák : Violin Concerto In A Minor Op.53 III - Finale: Allegro Giocoso, Ma Non Troppo Hilary Hahn - 2. Adagio - Andante Hilary Hahn - II. Andante From Concerto For Violin And Orchestra, Op. 14 Instrumental Isabelle Faust - 2. Adagio Isabelle Faust - 4. Choral Langsamer Marsch Diana Netchaeva - Spanish Dance Diana Netchaeva - Brasileira Viktoria Mullova - Sonata In C Minor, BWV 1017 For Violin And Harpsichord: Allegro Viktoria Mullova - Sonata In F Minor, BWV 1018 For Violin And Harpsichord: Allegro Nathan Milstein - Handel : Violin Sonata No.3 In A Major Op.1 No.3 HWV361 : I Larghetto - Andante Nathan Milstein - Handel : Violin Sonata No.3 In A Major Op.1 No.3 HWV361 : III Adagio David Oistrakh - Violin Concerto In D Major, Op.35: II. Canzonetta - Andante - III. Finale - Allegro Vivacissimo David Oistrakh - Violin Concerto In C, Op. 48: Andantino Cantabile Viktoria Mullova - 1. Toccata Viktoria Mullova - 2. Aria I Viktoria Mullova - 3. Finale Très Animé Viktoria Mullova - 4. Capriccio Viktoria Mullova - 4. Adagio Viktoria Mullova - 2. Allegro Brusco Viktoria Mullova - 1. Andante Assai Viktoria Mullova - 3. Scherzo Viktoria Mullova - 4. Pas De Deux Adagio-Variation-Coda Viktoria Mullova - 2. Intermède Fantasque Et Léger David Oistrakh - Zortzico Spanish Dance David Oistrakh - Legende, Op.17 David Oistrakh - Violin Concerto No. 1 In D Major, Op. 19: I. Andantino Remastered David Oistrakh - Burleska, Op. 17/4 David Oistrakh - Un Poco Triste, Op. 17/3 David Oistrakh - Violin Concerto No.1 In D Major, Op.19, I Andantino David Oistrakh - Concerto For Violin And Orchestra In A-Major, K. 219, No. 5, Second Movement: Adagio David Oistrakh - Concerto For Violin And Orchestra In A-Major, K. 219, No. 5, Third Movement: Tempo Di Menuetto - Allegro - Tempo Di Menuetto David Oistrakh - Concerto For Violin And Orchestra In D-Major, Op. 77, First Movement: Allegro Non Troppo David Oistrakh - Concerto For Violin And Orchestra In D-Major, Op. 77, Second Movement: Adagio David Oistrakh - Poeme For Violin And Orchestra, Op 25 part 1 David Oistrakh - Violin Concerto In E Minor, Op. 64 feat. National Philharmonic Orchestra David Oistrakh - Violin Concerto In D, Op. 77: First Movement feat. Saxon State Orchestra, Dresden
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Lydia Mordkovitch Born 30 April 1944 In Saratov Is A Russian-Born British Violinist.
A Protégée Of David Oistrakh She Is Considered To Be One Of The Top British Violinists Of The Latter Half Of The 20th Century.
Since 1995 She Has Been A Professor At The Royal Academy Of Music In London. Biography
Mordkovitch Was Born In Saratov Southeastern Russia On 30 April 1944.
She Moved To Odessa In The Ukraine In 1960 Where She Studied For Two Years At The Stolyarsky School Of Music Until 1962.
She Then Moved To Moscow Where She Studied At The Tchaikovsky Conservatory Under David Oistrakh Later Serving As His Assistant In 1968 To 1970.
During This Period She Won The National Young Musicians Competition In Kiev In 1967 And The Marguerite Long-Jacques Thibaud Competition In Paris In 1969.
Between 1970 And 1973 She Studied At The Institute Of Arts.
After A Period In Israel From 1974 And 1979 Teaching At The Israeli Academy Of Music In Jerusalem She Moved Permanently To The UK In 1980 After Taking A Liking To Country The Previous Year During A Performance In Manchester With John Barbirolli And The Hallé Orchestra.
Her Debut In The United States Came In 1982 When She Performed With Georg Solti And The Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
Mordkovitch Was Signed To The Label Chandos And Recorded A Debut Album In The 1980s Which Contained Sonatas By Composers Such As Prokofiev Schumann And Richard Strauss.
She Has Since Made Over 20 Recordings Also Recording The Works Of J.S. Bach Maayani Shostakovich And English Composers Such As Bax Alwyn Bliss Howells And Many More.
In 1987 She Recorded The Concertos Of Kabalevsky In 1988 The Concertos Of Prokofiev And In 1989 The Concertos Of Shostakovich.
Gramophone Has Described Her Playing As "beautiful And Evocative Achieving Transfiguration In Rapt Harmonics Over Impressionistic Tremolandi" And With "tremendous Verve And Vitality".
The BBC Music Magazine Has Said That She Has "obvious Enthusiasm And Produces Ringingly Authoritative Interpretations".
Fanfare Have Said "the Sonata Is The Sort Of Emotionally Open Semiprogrammatic Extravagant All-Out Piece Where Lydia Mordkovitch Is Heard To Best Advantage.
There Is Light And Shade In Her Tone.
From 1995 She Was A Professor At The Royal Academy Of Music In London. She Passed Away 9 December 2014 read less
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A Protégée Of David Oistrakh She Is Considered To Be One Of The Top British Violinists Of The Latter Half Of The 20th Century.
Since 1995 She Has Been A Professor At The Royal Academy Of Music In London. Biography
Mordkovitch Was Born In Saratov Southeastern Russia On 30 April 1944.
She Moved To Odessa In The Ukraine In 1960 Where She Studied For Two Years At The Stolyarsky School Of Music Until 1962.
She Then Moved To Moscow Where She Studied At The Tchaikovsky Conservatory Under David Oistrakh Later Serving As His Assistant In 1968 To 1970.
During This Period She Won The National Young Musicians Competition In Kiev In 1967 And The Marguerite Long-Jacques Thibaud Competition In Paris In 1969.
Between 1970 And 1973 She Studied At The Institute Of Arts.
After A Period In Israel From 1974 And 1979 Teaching At The Israeli Academy Of Music In Jerusalem She Moved Permanently To The UK In 1980 After Taking A Liking To Country The Previous Year During A Performance In Manchester With John Barbirolli And The Hallé Orchestra.
Her Debut In The United States Came In 1982 When She Performed With Georg Solti And The Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
Mordkovitch Was Signed To The Label Chandos And Recorded A Debut Album In The 1980s Which Contained Sonatas By Composers Such As Prokofiev Schumann And Richard Strauss.
She Has Since Made Over 20 Recordings Also Recording The Works Of J.S. Bach Maayani Shostakovich And English Composers Such As Bax Alwyn Bliss Howells And Many More.
In 1987 She Recorded The Concertos Of Kabalevsky In 1988 The Concertos Of Prokofiev And In 1989 The Concertos Of Shostakovich.
Gramophone Has Described Her Playing As "beautiful And Evocative Achieving Transfiguration In Rapt Harmonics Over Impressionistic Tremolandi" And With "tremendous Verve And Vitality".
The BBC Music Magazine Has Said That She Has "obvious Enthusiasm And Produces Ringingly Authoritative Interpretations".
Fanfare Have Said "the Sonata Is The Sort Of Emotionally Open Semiprogrammatic Extravagant All-Out Piece Where Lydia Mordkovitch Is Heard To Best Advantage.
There Is Light And Shade In Her Tone.
From 1995 She Was A Professor At The Royal Academy Of Music In London. She Passed Away 9 December 2014 read less
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