Gavrilin V. Collected Works. Vol. 12, CPH

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978-5-7379-0325-1 Gavrilin V. Collected Works. Vol. 12. The First German Notebook. Vocal cycle for baritone and piano. The Second German Notebook. Vocal cycle for voice and piano. Piano score, Compozitor Publishing House Saint-Petersburg

Valery Aleksandrovich Gavrilin (1939–1999) is the distinguished Russian composer, having lived in the last third of the 20th century. His creative work is considered to be the kind of brilliant and original side of the world music art. Gavrilin’s music style may be recognized at once, it has imitators. Gavrilin’s music wins the hearts by its natural melodic sphere, modern national colouring, cordiality and sincerity, deep heartfelt compassion to the common people’s troubles and aspirations. This music is fine and serious, it’s smiling and sad, it’s intimately trusty with the kind of a grand soul inside it.

Contents:
G. Belov. Introduction
Amiability Was Made the Only Purport of My Creative Work...
THE FIRST GERMAN NOTEBOOK
Vocal cycle for baritone and piano. Verses by H. Heine
Autumn. Translated by V. Levik
Herald. Translated by S. Marshak
Talking Amongst the Paderborn Grassland. Translated by A. Pleshcheyev
My Dear Friend. Translated by A. Globa
Kind Man. Translated by Yu. Tynyanov and V. Gavrilin
Hans and Greta. Translated by P. Karaban

THE SECOND GERMAN NOTEBOOK
Vocal cycle for voice and piano. Verses by H. Heine
1. Are You Cross Indeed?
2. Blue Hussars Blow. Interlude
3. As Far As I Tarried
4. To Your Snow-White Bosom. Interlude
5. Oh, If You Become My Spouse. Interlude
6. Oh, God, Where is This Girl
7. I Had a Dream, I Was the God. Interlude
8. Orchestral Trumpets Are Rumbling. Interlude
9. Blue Hussars Are Blowing. Interlude
10. I Left You in the Middle of July
11. Voice as Tender as the Last Time

Pages: 136.
Hardcover.
Compozitor Publishing House Saint-Petersburg; 2007