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Background: 'My rival has arrived!' Yuri Bashmet purportedly exclaimed, when asked about Maxim Rysanov. Rysanov, like Bashmet is from the Ukraine. Rysanov's Onyx debut is of two extraordinarily beautiful and haunting works for viola and chorus / orchestra: both written for Bashmet, and the Tavener is a world-première recording! Giya Kancheli's Styx is already renowned as a choral masterpiece for the 21st century, The River Styx in Greek mythology separates the living from the dead and the solo viola mediates between the two. John Tavener's The Myrrh-Bearer is another epic, this time based on the Troparion of Cassiane, a Byzantine poet and composer. Here the viola represents the sin of Mary Magdalen. Both works were recorded in the amazing Dome Cathedral in Riga, Latvia, the largest medieval church in the Baltics, has just the right expansive acoustic to make this music work. |
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COMPOSER: Giya Kancheli (other
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- Oct-2007 4 star BBC Music Mag. - Nov-2007 Gramophone Editor's Choice 'the Latvians topple the mighty in music that transfixes, scalds, then consoles' |
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