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專輯類型： 1CD 發行年份： 2016 國際條碼： 0034571281186 音樂廠牌： hyperion 波特凱維茨:第二號鋼琴奏鳴曲及其他鋼琴作品集娜德姬妲．芙拉耶娃鋼琴 Sergei Eduardovich Bortkiewicz was born in Kharkov (Ukraine) on 28 February 1877 and spent most of his childhood on the nearby family estate of Artiomowka. Bortkiewicz received his musical training from Anatol Liadov and Karel van Ark at the Imperial Conservatory of Music in St Petersburg. In 1900 he left St Petersburg and travelled to Leipzig, where he became a student of Salomon Jadassohn, Karl Piutti and Alfred Reisenauer, a pupil of Liszt. In July 1902 Bortkiewicz completed his studies at the Leipzig Conservatory and was awarded the Schumann Prize on graduation. In 1904 he married Elisabeth Geraklitowa, a friend of his sister, and then returned to Germany and settled in Berlin. While living in Berlin, Bortkiewicz spent his summers visiting family in Russia, or travelling around Europe, often on concert tours. For a year he also taught at the Klindworth-Scharwenka Conservatory, where he met the Dutch pianist Hugo van Dalen, who became a great admirer of his music and helped him financially throughout his life. The outbreak of the First World War in 1914 changed Bortkiewicz's life. Being a Russian he was initially placed under house arrest and later forced to leave Germany. He returned to Kharkov, where he established himself as a music teacher, whilst at the same time giving concerts. The end of the war saw the beginning of the Russian Revolution, and occupation by the Communists forced the composer and his family to flee their estate at Artiomowka. In June 1919 the Communists fled in the wake of the White Army, and Bortkiewicz was able to return to help run the family estate, which had been completely plundered. This, however, was short-lived and while on a trip to Yalta in the Crimea with his wife, the fall of Kharkov to the Red Army meant that his family could not return to Artiomowka. ... ... Six Preludes Op 66 [5'01] 1 No 1 in F sharp major: Andante [2'35] 2 No 3 in E flat minor: Moderato e cantabile [2'26] Fantasiestucke Op 61 [16'02] 3 Warum? [1'44] 4 Ein Traum [2'40] 5 … und das Erwachen [3'12] 6 Humoreske [2'25] 7 Sie tanzt [2'00] 8 Serenade [4'01] Lyrica nova Op 59 [10'32] 9 Con moto affettuoso [3'21] 10 Andantino [3'01] 11 Andantino [3'04] 12 Con slancio [1'06] Three Mazurkas Op 64 [6'26] 13 No 1 in A minor: Moderato [2'25] 14 No 2 in E major: Allegro cantabile [2'38] 15 No 3 in G flat major: Vivace e con brio [1'23] 16 España (No 4 of Four pieces for violin and piano, Op 63) [2'49] Jugoslavische Suite Op 58 [12'13] 17 Im Walde [2'12] 18 Dorftanz [1'15] 19 An der Donau [1'35] 20 Spiel der Wellen [2'51] 21 Dubrovnik (Nocturne) [2'30] 22 Belgrad: Am Terasia-Platz [1'50] Piano Sonata No 2 in C sharp minor Op 60 [23'01] 23 Allegro ma non troppo [7'36] 24 Allegretto [5'38] 25 Andante misericordioso [6'46] 26 Agitato (ma poco a poco animando) [3'01]