Michal Klauza - Piotr Moss (B 1949): Meditation Und Psalm - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Although their first joint appearance on a Polish stage took place 6 years ago, it is in 2020 that their debut album is launched by the DUX record tag. Violinist Malgorzata Wasiucionek and pianist Sylwia Michalik present the album Enescu / Prokofiev / Szymanowski to the public. Currently, both artists define their cooperation as an absolute professional priority. Although each of them could endow at least a few outstanding musicians with their achievements, they observe the world through the prism of chamber music, being a tandem of charismatic artists. The duo is characterized by similar artistic views, excellent stage understanding and, above all, a fascination with the repertoire featured on the album. Album Tracks 1. Sonata No. 3 in a Minor for Piano and Violin InchIn the Romanian Folk StyleInch, Op. 25 (1926) 2. Five Melodies for Violin and Piano, Op. 35 Bis (1925) 3. Myths. Three Poems for Violin and Piano, Op. 30 (1915) 4.

Album Tracks 1. Royer L'incertaine 2. Royer L'aimable 3. Royer Le Vertigo 4. Rameau Les Soupirs 5. Rameau La Joyeuse 6. Rameau Les Tourbillons 7. Rameau Les Cyclopes 8. Forqueray La Rameau 9. Forqueray La Sylva 10. Forqueray Jupiter 11. De la Guerre La Flamande 12. De la Guerre Courante 13. De la Guerre Chaconne 14. Royer Allemande 15. Royer La Sensible 16. Royer La Marche Des Scythes

Despite the diverse cast of performers of the pieces, these works are connected by a similar type of expression, characteristic of the composer. They start with the instrumental music, determined by the number of performers-from two pianos and two sets of percussion-to a string orchestra, with the addition of a piano, and to sacred pieces with a choir. Album Tracks 1. Continuum for Two Pianos and Two Percussion Kits 2. Elegy IV. Multifonia for String Orchestra 3. Illuminations. Concerto-Notturno for Piano and String Orchestra 4. De Profundis for Mixed Choir, Alto Solo and String Orchestra 5. Magnus Dominus for Mixed Choir and Symphony Orchestra - Silesian Philharmonic Choir 6. Elegy I for Solo Violin - Bartlomiej Niziol