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Dana Zemtsov- Reverse Directions (CD) (PREORDER)

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Release Date: 11.13.2026

UPC > 723385496267

Label > Channel Classics

Violist Dana Zemtsov is joined by Modestas Pitrenas and the Sinfonieorchester St. Gallen on Reverse Directions. This recording brings together two ideas: movement and belonging. For Zemtsov, movement can lead in many directions: outward into the world, inward into memory, back towards our origins, towards another culture, towards a place we may never physically reach again. Born in Mexico, raised in Europe, and deeply connected to both Latin American and European musical worlds, her artistic voice is rooted not in one place, but in the dialogue between them. Gyula David's Viola Concerto draws on Hungarian folkloric elements. Bohuslav Martinu's Rhapsody-Concerto, written in exile, carries the unmistakable tension between distance and belonging. The album is rounded out with two pieces for solo viola, Fazil Say's Viola Sonata and Francisco Tarrega's Recuerdos de la Alhambra.

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Dana Zemtsov- Reverse Directions (CD) (PREORDER)

Regular price ¥144.00
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Release Date: 11.13.2026

UPC > 723385496267

Label > Channel Classics

Violist Dana Zemtsov is joined by Modestas Pitrenas and the Sinfonieorchester St. Gallen on Reverse Directions. This recording brings together two ideas: movement and belonging. For Zemtsov, movement can lead in many directions: outward into the world, inward into memory, back towards our origins, towards another culture, towards a place we may never physically reach again. Born in Mexico, raised in Europe, and deeply connected to both Latin American and European musical worlds, her artistic voice is rooted not in one place, but in the dialogue between them. Gyula David's Viola Concerto draws on Hungarian folkloric elements. Bohuslav Martinu's Rhapsody-Concerto, written in exile, carries the unmistakable tension between distance and belonging. The album is rounded out with two pieces for solo viola, Fazil Say's Viola Sonata and Francisco Tarrega's Recuerdos de la Alhambra.

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