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Old 11-15-2006, 05:58 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Sergei Nakariakov interview

Interesting interview to read...
http://www.gramophone.co.uk/Intervie...ail.asp?id=603

I never knew Rostropovich arranged a meeting for Sergei Nakariakov to play for Maurice Andre!
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I am sort of acquainted my Wynton's youngest brother, the drummer Jason, and when I go to New Orleans I usually try to look him up when he's not on the road. (He was in Japan when Katrina hit, and his set of vibes got wet, but most of his stuff was on the second floor so he got through better than many). I remember one time talking about Sergei with him, and he said Delfeayo called him up once late at night and said, man, you have to hear this Russian trumpet dude, he's better than Wynton! And maybe he is and maybe he's not, but he's awfully damn good. And he does everything on Bb!

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I saw Nakariakov yesterday in Frankfurt, Germany. He played the Arutunian with the St. Petersburg (Russia) Symphony.
STELLAR PERFORMANCE! His posture leaves a lot to be desired however. No encore
The Concerto was sandwiched by Tchaikowsy overture to Romeo and Juliett and Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade. Some really fine brass playing(the rest of the orchestra was also fine!).
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Richard Oliver has a spectacular aura about
Twenty-three years old. It's stupefying.

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Twenty-three years old. It's stupefying.

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He's 28 now...although there is no date listed in the article, it was apparently written in 2001. It mentions his "No Limit" CD (released in '01), and the following quote is the tipoff:

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. . . . Ashkenazy seems to have no qualms since Nakariakov will also play a Glière transcription with him in a 2001 Prom.
Great interview!

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