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CD: Concert of solo and chamber works

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Concert of solo and chamber works : performances in Russia / Katia Tiutiunnik.

1 CD (60 min.)
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Work	Composer	Duration
Agressi sunt mare tenebrarum quid in eo esset exploraturi (1996) — solo piano	Katia Tiutiunnik	9 mins, 16 sec.
Al-Hisar (2001) A tribute to the people of Iraq, for violoncello	Katia Tiutiunnik	5 mins, 25 sec.
Danza delle fate arabe (1999) per chitarra	Katia Tiutiunnik	6 mins, 56 sec.
Night journey (2000) for string quartet	Katia Tiutiunnik	26 mins, 17 sec.
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Product details

Duration: 60 min.

Contents note: Night journey for string quartet -- Al-hisar for violoncello -- Danza delle fate arabe for guitar -- Tre preghiere di Nabuccoduriussor for guitar -- Aggressi sunt mare tenebrarum quid in eo esset exploraturi for piano.

Performers: Rimsky-Korsakov Quartet of Saint-Petersburg (Night journey) ; Mikhail Bondarev (violin: Night journey) ; Ekaterina Belisova (violin: Night journey) ; Alexej Popov (viola: Night journey) ; Stanislav Lyamin (violoncello: Night journey, Al-hisar) ; Sergei Ilyin (guitar: Danza delle fate arabe, Tre preghiere di Nabuccoduriussor) ; Anna Shpagina (piano: Aggressi sunt mare tenebrarum quid in eo esset exploraturi).

Capture session: Recording of a concert at the Palace of the Saint-Petersburg Composers' Association, Bolshaya Morskaya, 45, Saint-Petersburg, Russia, 24 June 2006.