Arapov / Arensky / Gorokhov: Postscriptum

Arapov / Arensky / Gorokhov: Postscriptum

Arapov / Arensky / Gorokhov: Postscriptum

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Title: Postscriptum
Artist: Arapov / Arensky / Gorokhov
Label: Genuin
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4260036258615
Genre: Classical Artists

The city of Petersburg has a complex history, merging diverse cultural influences into a distinct profile. The forces generated amid the constant interplay of repression and the yearning for freedom find expression in experimentation. This led the Gunter-Kim duo to explore the cosmopolitan city in search of traces. In the process, the cello-piano duo has discovered various compositions related to Dmitri Shostakovich: Boris Goltz, Galina Ustvolskaya, Boris Arapov... and, as a world premiere recording, Leonid Gorokhov. The duo's arrangements of Shostakovich's Spanish and Jewish songs symbolize a thoughtful approach to foreign cultures. This stands in stark contrast to the current somber reality: Petersburg, once the gateway to Europe, is on the brink of closing itself off.

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