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Nikolai Peyko (1916-95) Is a Major Russian Composer Completely Unknown in the West. He Is Another Composer Who Wrote Nine Symphonies, and Much Other Orchestral Music Besides, But Fell Foul of the Soviet Regime and Was Sidelined. His Piano Music Shares Certain Characteristics with Both Shostakovich's and Prokofiev's, But Sounds An Individual Tone Nonetheless. This Second and Final CD in This Complete Recording of His Piano Music Is the First Time That Any of This Music Has Been Heard Recorded on a Western tag. Pianists Dmitry Korostelyov and Where Needed, Maria Dzhemesiuk Perform. Album Tracks 1. Concert Etude 2. Allegro Con Spirito 3. Larghetto 4. Finale. Allegro 5. Sonatina-Skazka in D minor 6. Toccata. Allegro Molto 7. Intrada and Aria. Lamento. Andante 8. Scherzo 9. Prelude and Fugue. Adagio 10. Allegro 11. Adagio 12. Moderato 13. Sostenuto 14. Concert Variations - Dmitry Korostelyov/Maria Dzhemesiuk
