Djansug Kakhidze- Legacy
This new release continues the series dedicated to the famous Georgia conductor Djansug Kakhidze, with works by Ravel, de Falla, List, Sibelius and Mussorgsky performed by the Tbilisi Symphony Orchestra. Djansug Kakhidze belonged to the small elite group of Eastern European conductors who set up a cultural counterdraft to the political conflicts during the Cold War. He conducted countless prestigious symphony orchestras and became a highly acclaimed advocate of late Romantic orchestral repertoire. Mvravinsky adored him for his Tchaikovsky interpretations and the Neue Zurcher Zeitung respectfully called him 'The Georgian Karajan.' And indeed, there were numerous similarities: the economical gestures, the endless working on sound perfection, the passion for big dynamics and a great affection for the Golden Age of Classic and Romantic music. Together with the Tbilisi Symphony Orchestra, which he founded in 1993, he shaped the character of music and also went to it's limits, if necessary. Kakhidze shows to be an expert in symphonic sound design, creating this unparalleled sonorous East European string sound. Not only that: he also exposes the brilliant brass section of the Tbilisi Symphony Orchestra at their best.
Tracklist:
- Rhapsodie Espagnole, M. 54: I. Prélude À La Nuit. Très Modéré
- Rhapsodie Espagnole, M. 54: II. Malagueñia. Assez Vif
- Rhapsodie Espagnole, M. 54: III. Habanera. Assez Lent Et D'un Rythme Las
- Rhapsodie Espagnole, M. 54: IV. Feria. Assez Animé
- Bolero, M. 81
- Nights In The Garden Of Spain: I. In The Generalise
- Nights In The Garden Of Spain: II. A Distant Dance
- Nights In The Garden Of Spain: III. In The Gardens Of The Sierra De Córdoba
- Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 In C-Sharp Minor, S. 244
- Les Préludes, S. 97
- Finlandia, Op. 26
- Romantic Valse, Op. 62
- Khovanshchina: Prelude Act I "Dawn On The Moskva River"
- Khovanshchina: Interlude Act IV
- Night On Bald Mountain
This new release continues the series dedicated to the famous Georgia conductor Djansug Kakhidze, with works by Ravel, de Falla, List, Sibelius and Mussorgsky performed by the Tbilisi Symphony Orchestra. Djansug Kakhidze belonged to the small elite group of Eastern European conductors who set up a cultural counterdraft to the political conflicts during the Cold War. He conducted countless prestigious symphony orchestras and became a highly acclaimed advocate of late Romantic orchestral repertoire. Mvravinsky adored him for his Tchaikovsky interpretations and the Neue Zurcher Zeitung respectfully called him 'The Georgian Karajan.' And indeed, there were numerous similarities: the economical gestures, the endless working on sound perfection, the passion for big dynamics and a great affection for the Golden Age of Classic and Romantic music. Together with the Tbilisi Symphony Orchestra, which he founded in 1993, he shaped the character of music and also went to it's limits, if necessary. Kakhidze shows to be an expert in symphonic sound design, creating this unparalleled sonorous East European string sound. Not only that: he also exposes the brilliant brass section of the Tbilisi Symphony Orchestra at their best.
Tracklist:
- Rhapsodie Espagnole, M. 54: I. Prélude À La Nuit. Très Modéré
- Rhapsodie Espagnole, M. 54: II. Malagueñia. Assez Vif
- Rhapsodie Espagnole, M. 54: III. Habanera. Assez Lent Et D'un Rythme Las
- Rhapsodie Espagnole, M. 54: IV. Feria. Assez Animé
- Bolero, M. 81
- Nights In The Garden Of Spain: I. In The Generalise
- Nights In The Garden Of Spain: II. A Distant Dance
- Nights In The Garden Of Spain: III. In The Gardens Of The Sierra De Córdoba
- Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 In C-Sharp Minor, S. 244
- Les Préludes, S. 97
- Finlandia, Op. 26
- Romantic Valse, Op. 62
- Khovanshchina: Prelude Act I "Dawn On The Moskva River"
- Khovanshchina: Interlude Act IV
- Night On Bald Mountain