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Background: Shostakovich's 1950 visit to Leipzig to attend the Bicentennial Bach competition, where he heard and was impressed by Tatiana Nikolaeva playing Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier, served as an impetus to write his own set of Twenty-Four Preludes and Fugues, loosely modelled on Bach's. This he accomplished with remarkable, almost unbelievable speed upon his return home (it took him a mere three and a half months). Nikolaeva, blessed as she was with a phenomenal musical memory, performed op.87 for the rest of her life, and her name became practically synonymous with the work. This op.87 from Alexander Melnikov approaches the work from first principles to come up with his own, eminently musical solutions. |
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COMPOSER: Dmitri Shostakovich |
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Picture Format : NTSC / Region Code: 0 / Duration: 23 minutes / Subtitles: French German / Language: English - 2011 star Classic CD Mag. 'At times the playing has grand orchestral richness and power; at others the intimacy and feeling for keyboard colour take us somewhere much more private.' - Jun-2010 5 star BBC Music Mag. |
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