The Russian Experiment: From Mystical to Avant-Garde 
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“...one of the most highly-regarded Soviet pianists of his generation."
—NY Times


Russian pianist Vladimir Feltsman, born in 1952, made his professional debut with the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra at 11. Beginning in 1979, as he fought for eight years for an exit visa from the Soviet Union, he was banned from public performance. He immigrated to the U.S. in 1987. 

In The Russian Experiment, Feltsman plays works by dissident composers of his homeland, from Alexander Scriabin to the forgotten composers that Scriabin influenced.

Program

  • Scriabin

    2 Poems op. 32
    Poem op. 72 "Vers la flame"

     

  • Stanchinsky

    Prelude in Lydian mode

  • Mosolov

    2 Nocturnes op. 15, 2 Dances op. 23b.

  • Roslavets

    Five Preludes

  • Lourie

    A Phoenix Park Nocturne

  • Protopopov

    Sonata #2 op. 5

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