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Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich: Masterpieces of Piano transcription vol. 1. Paul PABST. Concert Fantasias from Pieces of Tchaikovsky
Hangszer/letét: Zongora
Nyelv: orosz
Terjedelem: 80 oldal
Megjelenés dátuma: 2011
Kiadó: Deka-BC
Cikkszám: 9795901973010
ISMN: 9795901973010
Concert transcriptions of P. Pabst from music of P. Tchaikovsky undoubtedly belong to the best samples of this genre. It is confirmed by history, more than 100 years of his imagination and is living through time and remain in the repertoire of the concerting musicians.
Thanking first to the remarkable paraphrases on subjects of compositions of the great Russian composer P. Pabst is big name in the history of piano art though his contribution to world musical culture and in particular the musical culture of Russia - is much wider and heavier. The German by origin who became the Russian citizen Pavel Avgustovich Pabst (1854-1897) within the last 20 years of the life remarkably proved as the outstanding pianist, the respectable teacher, one of the leading professors of the Moscow conservatory, the founder of own pedagogical school, as the composer and the editor.
Addressing to Tchaikovsky's music, Pabst created fantasies on subjects of operas ''Evgeny Onegin'', ''Mazepa'', ''Queen of spades'', the ballet ''Sleeping Beauty''.
Thanking first to the remarkable paraphrases on subjects of compositions of the great Russian composer P. Pabst is big name in the history of piano art though his contribution to world musical culture and in particular the musical culture of Russia - is much wider and heavier. The German by origin who became the Russian citizen Pavel Avgustovich Pabst (1854-1897) within the last 20 years of the life remarkably proved as the outstanding pianist, the respectable teacher, one of the leading professors of the Moscow conservatory, the founder of own pedagogical school, as the composer and the editor.
Addressing to Tchaikovsky's music, Pabst created fantasies on subjects of operas ''Evgeny Onegin'', ''Mazepa'', ''Queen of spades'', the ballet ''Sleeping Beauty''.
