Artist: Rachel Koblyakov
Title: Violin Soliloquy
Year Of Release: 2021
Label: Orlando Records
Genre: Classical
Quality: flac 24bits - 96.0kHz + booklet
Total Time: 01:08:53
Total Size: 1.19 gb

Tracklist

Violin Soliloquy
Catalogue No.: 0044
Artist(s):  Rachel Koblyakov
Composer(s):  Orlando Bass, Pierre Boulez, Paul Hindemith, Matthias Pintscher, Wolfgang Rihm
Recording Date:  2-4 Apr 2021
Recording Venue:  Studio des Momidijs, Orbec/France
Release:  September 2021

01. Sonata for solo violin Op. 31/1 (1924): Sehr lebhafte Achtel
02. Sonata for solo violin Op. 31/1 (1924): Sehr langsame Viertel
03. Sonata for solo violin Op. 31/1 (1924): Sehr lebhafte Viertel
04. Sonata for solo violin Op. 31/1 (1924): Intermezzo
05. Sonata for solo violin Op. 31/1 (1924): Prestissimo
06. Sonata for Solo Violin (2015): I
07. Sonata for Solo Violin (2015): II
08. Sonata for Solo Violin (2015): III
09. Über die Linie VII (2006) for Solo Violin
10. Study III for Treatise on the Veil (2007) for Solo Violin
11. anthèmes (1991) for Solo Violin

With her new album Soliloquy, violinist Rachel Koblyakov presents her personal selection of unaccompanied pieces from the 20th and 21st centuries that helped her through the artistic solitude that was imposed on so many musicians during 2021. Besides milestones by Hindemith and Boulez, she performs two works by Orlando Bass and Matthias Pintscher that highlight the broad spectrum of this exceptional artist.

This selection of repertoire also represents an exemplary journey through the development of the violins playing techniques since WWII.

With her new album Soliloquy, violinist Rachel Koblyakov presents her personal selection of unaccompanied pieces from the 20th and 21st centuries that helped her through the artistic solitude that was imposed on so many musicians during 2021. Besides milestones by Hindemith and Boulez, she performs two works by Orlando Bass and Matthias Pintscher that highlight the broad spectrum of this exceptional artist.

This selection of repertoire also represents an exemplary journey through the development of the violins playing techniques since WWII.