Zhukov discography?
Andy Evans
recommendations for Zhukov - Chopin preludes, Scriabin Sonatas etc. I'm
willing to take it on faith from you guys that my total lack of his discs is
an omission i should correct, so over to you for recommended discs, labels
ect. Andy
Alan Cooper
Live Classics 541, a 1993 Munich recital including the Prokofiev
Second Sonata and Scriabin Sonatas 7 and 9. Also three Scriabin
Etudes op. 65 that are incredible. (I got this for about $8 from
Qualiton during their fall sale.)
AC
Dan Koren
Andy Evans <arts.ps...@cwcom.net> wrote:
>Wherever I negotiate a path through this ng I keep bumping into
>recommendations for Zhukov - Chopin preludes, Scriabin Sonatas etc. I'm
>willing to take it on faith from you guys that my total lack of his discs is
>an omission i should correct, so over to you for recommended discs, labels
>ect. Andy
The label is Melodiya... 8-(
dk
Simon Roberts
: Wherever I negotiate a path through this ng I keep bumping into
: recommendations for Zhukov - Chopin preludes, Scriabin Sonatas etc. I'm
: willing to take it on faith from you guys that my total lack of his discs is
: an omission i should correct, so over to you for recommended discs, labels
: ect. Andy
So far I've only come up with two CDs, a disc on MK recorded in Japan in
1972 containing Tchaikovsky's Seasons and some Scriabin, and (this should
be easier to find) the disc devoted to him in the Melodiya/BMG Russian
Piano School series.
Simon
Grant
Rimsky-Korsakov concerto, and the Balakirev 1st concerto. The Medtner
in particular is quite enjoyable and intense throughout. All the
performances are Soviet era performances from 25-30 years ago. The
catalog # is MK 417087. The MK stands for Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga. I
purchased it from Beshire several months ago and don't know if it's
available still.
Grant
Benjamin Maso
Andy Evans wrote in message <369de...@news1.mcmail.com>...
>Wherever I negotiate a path through this ng I keep bumping into
>recommendations for Zhukov - Chopin preludes, Scriabin Sonatas etc. I'm
>willing to take it on faith from you guys that my total lack of his discs
is
>an omission i should correct, so over to you for recommended discs, labels
>ect. Andy
The Chopin preludes, coupled to Skrjabin's preludes op. 11 (recorded in 1983
and 1979) can be found on Melodia.
Benjo Maso
Jeffrey Friedman
si...@dept.english.upenn.edu (Simon Roberts) wrote:
>Andy Evans (arts.ps...@cwcom.net) wrote:
>: Wherever I negotiate a path through this ng I keep bumping into
>: recommendations for Zhukov - Chopin preludes, Scriabin Sonatas etc. I'm
>: willing to take it on faith from you guys that my total lack of his discs is
>: an omission i should correct, so over to you for recommended discs, labels
>: ect. Andy
>
>So far I've only come up with two CDs, a disc on MK recorded in Japan in
>1972 containing Tchaikovsky's Seasons and some Scriabin, and (this should
>be easier to find) the disc devoted to him in the Melodiya/BMG Russian
>Piano School series.
>
I ordered from MDT in th UK a 2 CD set (very inexpensive) of the
complete Tchaikovski piano & Orchestra works on Melodiya (74321496122).
Super great.
Jeffrey F. Friedman
je...@friedman.com
j...@ix.netcom.co
Neil
wrote:
> I'm
>willing to take it on faith from you guys that my total lack of his discs is
>an omission i should correct, so over to you for recommended discs, labels
>ect. Andy
Wait for peter lemken to step in but meanwhile ...
- tchaikovsky piano concertos on BMG/Melodya inc. a complete 2nd pc which knocks
all competition sideways and is on my list of 10 greatest ever concerto
recordings
I have 3 melodya LPs of Zhukov's Scriabin sonatas, preludes etc. Alas this these
are NOt out on CD. They should be. Zhukov is surely the finest Scriabinst alive
and I'd guess the true air to Sofronitsky. if you ever see them, even if in
awful condition just buy !
Boris Zindells can usually find them and mail them to you. I have his email
address if you need it.
- Melodya great pianists series. Disc includes Bach/Zhukov (stupendous
performance of C minor passaglia), a heavenly Waldzenen, Prokofiev, gorgeous
Tchaikovsky and so on. Its a disc to treasure. BUY !
Neil
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Peter Lemken
>Wherever I negotiate a path through this ng I keep bumping into
>willing to take it on faith from you guys that my total lack of his discs is
>an omission i should correct, so over to you for recommended discs, labels
>ect. Andy
>
>
Currently available on CD/DVD:
Most recent release: Denon Audio DVD with Scriabin Sonatas 2 & 3, Chopin
Sonatas 2 & 3, recorded live at the Wigmore Hall in June 1997
BMG: Russian piano school Vol. II (Bach/Zhukov, Schumann, Prokofiev,
Rachmaninoff)
BMG: Tchaikovsky, complete works for piano and orchestra, 2 CDs (2nd concerto
is a MUST HAVE!)
Olympia: Russian piano concertos (Rimsky-Korssakov, Medtner, Balakirev)
Olympia: Tchaikovsky Concert Fantasy (w/ Gilels 2nd concerto)
Mezh' Kniga: Scriabin Preludes Op. 11 (excerpts), Chopin Preludes Op. 28
LiveClassics: Scriabin Sonatas 7, 9, Etudes Op. 65, Prokofiev Sonata No. 2
LiveClassics: Beethoven And. Favori, Schubert Sonata D 845, Prokofiev Sonata #9
Russian Disc: Scriabin "Young Fantasy for piano and orchestra", Kitaenko c.
Danacord: 4 compilation CDs with the most recent conataining Scriabin preludes
Op. 11 and Ravel La Valse. Other pieces on different CDs: Scriabin Op. 51,
Franck/Zhukov Prelude, Fugue & Variations
Russian CD: Glinka songs with Natalia Gerassimova
MK: Tchaikovsky The Seasons, Op. 37a, Scriabin various pieces
Currently out of print (all items recorded for Melodyia, some of them released
in the West on Harmonia Mundi, Deutsche Grammophon, Ariola, pirate release on
ZYX)
Brahms: piano concerto No. 2 (/w Rozhdestvensky)
piano trio Op. 8 (w/ Grigory & Valentin Feigin)
Shostakovich: piano concerto (w/ trumpet)
chamber symphony Op. 110 (Zhukov conducting)
piano trio Op. 67 (Valentin & Grigory Feigin) Spectacular!
Scriabin: Complete Sonatas 1-10
Fantasy Op. 28
Polonaise Op. 21
Vers la Flamme Op. 72
Valse Op. 38
Piano Concerto (Neeme Jarvi cond.)
Preludes Op. 11
Various pieces
Tchaikovsky: Souvenir de Habsal Op. 2
Sonata in G
Trio Op. 50 (Valentin & Grigory Feigin)
Bach: Italian conerto (Harpsichord)
Partita No. 1 (Harpsichord)
Rameau: Various pieces (Harpsichord)
Chopin: Sonata No. 3, Preludes Op. 28
Schumann: Waldszenen, Fantasy Op. 17
Ravel: Le Tombeau de Couperin
Prokofiev: Visions Fugitives
The recordings only reflect a tiny part of his repertoire. Items never recorded
commercially include (just on top of my head):
Chopin: Ballade No. 4, Fantasy f-minor, Concerto No. 2
Beethoven: Sonatas Op. 2#3, Op. 13, Op. 57, Op. 110, concerti 2,3,5,
Trios Op. 1#2, Op. 97, Choral Fantasy
Prokofiev: Sonatas 3, 7, concerti 2, 3, violin sonata f-minor, Toccata
Berg: Sonata
Saint-Saens: Concerto No. 2
Balakirev: Islamey
Ravel: Gaspard de la Nuit
Rachmaninoff: Concerto No. 2, Cello Sonata
Clementi: Sonata f# Op. 26.2
Bach: Concerti in D, A
Haydn: Concerto in D
Mozart: Sonata and Fantasy in c, concerti K 414, 415, 488
Barber: Concerto for piano, Sonata
Liszt: Sonata, Spanish Rhapsody, Hungarian Rhapsody No. 9, Funerailles
Liapunov: Lezhghinka
Schumann: Kinderszenen, Arabeske
Franck: Prelude, Choral & Fugue
Brahms: Sonatas 2 & 3
Peter Lemken
Berlin
Andy Evans
thread, almost all of which was supplied by your extremely good and
informative post. There's some things there I'll be keeping a hawks eye out
for. Thanks Andy
Igor Zukov Discography
BMG: Russian piano school Vol. II
Bach/Zhukov, Schumann, Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff
MK Recorded Japan, 1972
Tchaikovsky The Seasons, Op. 37a, Scriabin various pieces
MK 417087 (recorded ?1970s) ? also on Olympia
Medtner Piano Concerto 1, Rimsky-Korsakov Piano Concerto, Balakirev
BMG/Melodiya (74321496122) 2CDs
Tchaikovsky Complete music for Piano and Orchestra
Denon Audio DVD Recorded live at the Wigmore Hall, June 1997
Scriabin Sonatas 2 & 3, Chopin Sonatas 2 & 3
Olympia: Tchaikovsky Concert Fantasy (w/ Gilels 2nd concerto)
Mezh' Kniga: Scriabin Preludes Op. 11 (excerpts), Chopin Preludes Op. 28
Melodiya Live Classics 541 Live Recital, Munich
Prokofiev Piano Sonata 2, Scriabin Piano Sonatas 7 and 9, Scriabin Three
Etudes op. 65
Melodiya LiveClassics: Beethoven Andante Favori, Schubert Sonata D 845,
Prokofiev Sonata 9
Russian Disc: Scriabin "Young Fantasy for piano and orchestra", ? Orchestra,
Kitaenko
Danacord: 4 CDs compilation
Scriabin preludes Op. 11, Ravel La Valse, Scriabin Op. 51,
Franck/Zhukov Prelude, Fugue & Variations
Russian CD: Glinka songs with Natalia Gerassimova
Currently out of print:
(all items recorded for Melodyia, some of them released in the West on
Harmonia Mundi, Deutsche Grammophon, Ariola, pirate release on ZYX):
Brahms: piano concerto No. 2 (/w Rozhdestvensky), Piano trio Op. 8 (w/
Grigory & Valentin Feigin)
Shostakovich: piano concerto (w/ trumpet) Chamber Symphony Op. 110 conductor
Zhukov, Piano trio Op. 67 (Valentin & Grigory Feigin)
Scriabin:
Complete Sonatas 1-10
Fantasy Op. 28
Polonaise Op. 21
Vers la Flamme Op. 72
Valse Op. 38
Piano Concerto (Neeme Jarvi cond.)
Preludes Op. 11
Various pieces
Tchaikovsky: Souvenir de Habsal Op. 2, Sonata in G, Trio Op. 50 (Valentin &
Grigory Feigin)
Bach: Italian conerto (Harpsichord), Partita No. 1 (Harpsichord)
Rameau: Various pieces (Harpsichord)
Chopin: Sonata No. 3, Preludes Op. 28
Schumann: Waldszenen, Fantasy Op. 17
Ravel: Le Tombeau de Couperin
Prokofiev: Visions Fugitives
Not Recorded but in repertoire:
Neil
>Mezh' Kniga: Scriabin Preludes Op. 11 (excerpts), Chopin Preludes Op. 28
Anyone seen this in London ?? I'm very keen to hear this.
Nicolas Hodges
writes
>On 15 Jan 1999 12:52:11 GMT, Peter Lemken <ple...@mail.blinx.de> wrote:
>
>>Mezh' Kniga: Scriabin Preludes Op. 11 (excerpts), Chopin Preludes Op. 28
>
>Anyone seen this in London ?? I'm very keen to hear this.
Andy?
--
Nic
Tony
Tony
> Interesting, I didn't know Zhukov played the harpsichord. I just got a LP rip of Zhukov and the Feigins playing the first three Rameau concerti (pieces de clavecin en concerts). I'll try to get the other two to upload all 5.
http://intoclassics.net/news/2014-09-25-36742
Tony
Also did Zhukov record Chopin's first ballade?
Peter Lemken
> Peter, in which year was the Liszt Sonata recorded? Was it released on a LP? Does anyone know? It's a live recording from which year?
>
> Also did Zhukov record Chopin's first ballade?
Munich Herkulessaal and has never been commercially released.
Yes, he played the 1st and 4th Chopin Ballade in recital many times.
Peter Lemken
+43-1
--
Nature abhors crude hacks.
Tony
> > Peter, in which year was the Liszt Sonata recorded? Was it released on a LP? Does anyone know? It's a live recording from which year?
> >
> > Also did Zhukov record Chopin's first ballade?
>
> The Liszt sonata is from 192. It is a 'private' studio recording from the
> Munich Herkulessaal and has never been commercially released.
>
> Yes, he played the 1st and 4th Chopin Ballade in recital many times.
>
Steve Emerson
> Peter, in which year was the Liszt Sonata recorded? Was it released on a LP? Does anyone know? It's a live recording from which year?
>
> Also did Zhukov record Chopin's first ballade?
The Brahms PC2 appeared in a box with 25 CDs by various Russian pianists. The Melodiya Scriabin sonatas came out on CD.
Recordings of the first and fourth Chopin Ballades, captured somehow, were posted by, I think, Panovnik. The first is uploaded here:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/3xlo06qlqhbi1i5/ZhukovBallade1.flac
And there's a Melodiya LP that also appeared in the West with Z and the Feigens in Arensky's trio #1 and the Glinka Trio pathetique.
SE.
Tony
In addition to the recordings you mentioned, I found out yesterday that Telos have added to their Zhukov Edition -- one CD of works he conducts, and another of three concertos that he plays and conducts (Shostakovich, Mozart and Bach). There's a review of the latter here:
http://www.classical.net/music/recs/reviews/t/tls00175a.php
If anyone knows the dates of those Chopin Ballades 1 & 4, please let me know.
Bozo
Anyone here have any details ? Was this performance ever commercially available ? TIA . May have been paired with the Chopin 3rd Sonata by Zhukov as I also have that.
AB
AB
Bozo
> it is awfully heavy handed....hope it is not him. He must have been better >than this...
For my taste, a great reading, but each to his own .
howie...@btinternet.com
Steve Emerson
Melodiya LP. See:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/15306675@N07/26068848836/
and
https://www.flickr.com/photos/15306675@N07/11162285053/
Those will blow up via the little arrows at upper right.
SE.
Steve Emerson
Russian Rarities for Piano and Orchestra." Rimsky's Concerto Op 30,
Scriabin Fantasia in a minor (orch. by G. Zinger), Tchaikovsky PC 3 in E
flat Op 75 Allegro brillante, and the tiny Tchaik. Allegro in c minor.
Most of it conducted by Rozhdestvensky. I will happily send to anyone
interested for the few dollars in shipping cost.
SE.
Bozo
Thanks, Steve !! Really enjoy both the Chopin and Schumann.