Klaudiusz Baran

Roman Perucki

Kacper Smolinski

Witold Lutosławski Chamber Philharmonic in Łomża

Harmonia Polonica Nova

Jan Miłosz Zarzycki

Accordion Concerto: I. Moderato secco

Accordion Concerto: II. Adagio giocoso

Accordion Concerto: III. Moderato marcato

Hanna Dys

Concerto festivo, Op. 45: I. Ouverture

Concerto festivo, Op. 45: II. Air

Concerto festivo, Op. 45: III. Fantasie

Concerto festivo, Op. 45: IV. Sarabande

Concerto festivo, Op. 45: V. Toccata

Harmonica Concerto: I. Allegro imperioso

Harmonica Concerto: II. Moderato pomposo

Harmonica Concerto: III. Allegro con legerezza

David Pinter

Richard Rozsa

Anna Gorecka

Zádor: Orchestral Works

Marcin Zdunik

Sinfonia Varsovia

Michał Klauza

Sofia Gubaidulina: Works for Cello & Accordion

Vladislav Zolotaryov

Albin Repnikov

Alexander Nagayev

Vladislav Zolotaryov, Alexandr Nagayev and Albin Repnikov – these are household names for fans of 20th-century Russian music for the accordion. The sonatas featured on this release share an aura of tragedy and a reflection on life in the shadow of death. The sonatas are replete with musical associations directly referring to death, as evidenced by Zolotaryov’s use in his Third Sonata of a quotation from the medieval requiem mass sequence Dies iræ, dies illa. Another example is Repnikov’s use, in the third movement of his composition, of motivic writing from the song Позабыт, позаброшен (Forgotten, abandoned), which tells of a child conscious of his imminent death. Nagayev’s Sonata, Op. 13 was penned a year after Zolotaryov’s tragic demise and is a musical tribute to a friend and fellow composer.

Zolotaryov, Repnikov & Nagayev: 20th Century Russian Accordion Sonatas

Krzysztof Olczak

Astor Piazzolla

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Harmonia Polonica Nova

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