AKart

I'd like to present a new chapter of my site where I'll put videos from different concerts in Russia and abroad.

The first adding is

The Concerto dedicated to the professor of the Moscow conservatory Yu. Usov from the Concert hall of the College of Moscow conservatory (November, 2006)

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AKart

New video: the Concerto, dedicated to jubilee of the professor of the Moscow conservatory Vadim Novikov (april 2006, Central music school, Moscow)

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Solar Bell

I have listened to the first 10 inutes so far.

Very nice.

What is the trumpet player's name?

The recording stops every couple minutes or so, maybe I will let it load and finish it later.

Thanks for posting it.

The third trumpet player to perform is very good.

The pianist is excellent also.

Wow! How old is number4? He looks to be about 11 or 12!


-cw-

AKart

What video do you mean - first or second?

New video:

Great soviet trumpeter Evgeny Kafelnikov
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AKart

One more concert dedicated to Yu. Usov (Rakhmaninov's Hall of the Moscow conservatory, 2005)

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ROGERIO

Akart,

Thanks for posting these. It's been running 9 minutes and I'm still waiting for the gentleman to stop talking.

Anyway you could accomodate us non Russian speaking folks by editing your files so that the music starts right away? No dis-respect intended. I'm certain he is saying some valuable things.

If you could give us a little more info on the pieces and the performer that would also be great.

Thanks for considering my requests.

The 2nd video gets started a little quicker. Some great playing Akart. It would be nice to know where these players are in their education / careers.

Rogerio

Richard Oliver

Rog,

On the 1st one, 14 mins in a brass ensemble begins. I couldn't listen to the whole thing last night.

I'll give the other clips a try today sometime. Looking forward to it also.

Editing out the verbal intro would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Richard

AKart

Thank you for the reply. Yes, it's a tradition to make a long verbal "prelude" of men who knows the person whom the concert is dedicated. I could't delete it because it's a very nice and full information to russian visitors of the site. I'm afraid I can't do it now because I can't find the file what made by ripping the DVD. You can
And what about information about players - i'll remember it in future and write it here as soon as possible.
Compositions what they play are well-known: Albinoni, Purcell, Vivaldi, Haendel, Haydn, Hummel, Arban, Enescu, Gedike, Arutyunyan, Honegger, Bozza etc.

AKart

New videos: recordings of Timofei Dokshizer.

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1. Interview
2. Shostakovich. 3 dances
3. Kreisler. 3 valses
4. Shchedrin. In imitation of Albenis
5. Ravel. Habanera
6. Fibich. Poem
7. Myaskovsky. Yellowed pages
8. Rimsky-Korsakov. Bumblebee flighting
9. Shopin. Prelude
10. Arutyunyan. Concerto (with intro)
11. Kaccini-Yanchenko. Ave Maria (T.Dokshizer, I. Arkhipova, O.Yanchenko)
12. Haendel. Larghetto

crowmadic

AKART, What a wonderful opportunity you provide us. I don't expect to have the money or time to get to Russia, and this brings some of it live to me! I too spent more time than I can allow today to listen to the speaker, but I will make time to hear the music. Once again, with great appreciation..............tom