Denis Brott, Tony Randall, Samuel Sanders & Evan Drachman - Remembering Piatigorsky (1995)

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Title: Remembering Piatigorsky
Year Of Release: 1995
Label: Analekta
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 1:04:47
Total Size: 245 MB
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Tracklist:

1. Samuel Sanders – Variations On a Theme of Paganini (17:40)
2. Denis Brott – Syrinx (02:08)
3. Denis Brott – Promenade (02:48)
4. Samuel Sanders – Suite for Two Cellos and Piano: I. Introduction (04:30)
5. Samuel Sanders – Suite for Two Cellos and Piano: II. Scherzo (03:50)
6. Samuel Sanders – Suite for Two Cellos and Piano: III. Arioso (05:37)
7. Samuel Sanders – Suite for Two Cellos and Piano: IV. Finale (Allegro) (03:07)
8. Tony Randall – Of Fables, Foibles and Fancies: I. The Tree (03:23)
9. Tony Randall – Of Fables, Foibles and Fancies: II. The Waitess (03:53)
10. Tony Randall – Of Fables, Foibles and Fancies: III. Poisonous Root (03:10)
11. Tony Randall – Of Fables, Foibles and Fancies: IV. The Tower (05:29)
12. Samuel Sanders – Divertimento in D Major, Hob. XI.113: I. Adagio (04:07)
13. Samuel Sanders – Divertimento in D Major, Hob. XI.113: II. Menuet (02:36)
14. Samuel Sanders – Divertimento in D Major, Hob. XI.113: III. Allegro (03:22)

The last word I was to hear from Piatigorsky's lips as I apprehensively departed Los Angeles to accept my first teaching job in 1976 were: "Denis, there are two kinds of people on this earth: the people who pick you up and those who want to pull you down. Stay close to the former and far away from the latter and you will be Ok."

I look back on my five years with Gregor Piatigorsky as the most important time in my musical and personal development. I had a unique opportunity to develop a close relationship with this great master and through him experience a direct and invaluable link to great composers and artists of a bygone era. This recording is a personal tribute to "Grisha," a means beyond words for me to honour my teacher and mentor. Those of us who knew Gregor Piatigorsky personally were touched and inspired for a lifetime.