RACHMANINOV, MUSICA PER DUE PIANOFORTI VOL 1, 2 - T. TREVISAN E F. TREVISAN

MUSICA PER DUE PIANOFORTI VOL 1, 2( CVLD258 )

Author : S. RACHMANINOV
Performer : F. TREVISAN AND T. TREVISAN

Tracks

Vol.1
Symphonic Dances op.45 for two pianos
01 - Non Allegro, 11:25
02 - Andante con moto, 9:33
03 - Lento assai, 13:15
Suite op.17 for two pianos
04 - Introduction, 4:26
05 - Valse, 6:01
06 - Romance, 7:32
07 - Tarantella, 6:25
Tot.Time: 59:12
Vol.2
Suite op.5 for two pianos
01 - Barcarole, 7:47
02 - A Night For Love, 6:18
03 - Tears, 6:00
04 - Russian Easter, 2:28
Russian Rhapsody for two pianos
05 - Moderato, Vivace, Andante, Poco più mosso,
Con moto, Tempo I, 9:35
06 - Romance for piano four hands, 2:05
Six Morceaux, op.11 for piano four hands
07 - Barcarole, 5:44
08 - Scherzo, 3:08
09 - Russian Theme, 4:39
10 - Waltz, 3:53
11 - Romance, 3:55
12 - Slava (Glory), 4:22
13 - Valse for piano six hands, 1:03
(with Alberto Boischio)
14 - Romance for piano six hands, 3:57
(with Alberto Boischio)
15 - Polka Italienne for piano four hands and trumpet, 1:54
(with Fabiano Maniero on trumpet)
16 - Russian Rhapsody (alternate version), 9:35

Tot.Time: 77:38

Notes

"Duo Trevisan"
They made their debut as a piano duo at the Boole Madame Festival in France in 1989 and subsequently recorded music by Mozart and Rachmaninov on two pianos for the Italian television RAI. In 1992, during a series of concerts organized by the Committee for Culture of the Province of Udine, the complete works of Mozart for two pianos were presented. They have played in Holland (Teatro Doelen in Rotterdam), in the USA (at the Paul Hall of the Lincoln Centre in New York and at Hartford University), in Italy (Scuola Grande di S. Giovanni Evangelista in Venice, Amici della Musica in Udine) and in Austria (Wiener Saal in Salzburg). They performed Mozart's Concerto KV365 for two pianos and orchestra with the Orchestra Filarmonica di Udine in October 1996. They performed Rachmaninov Music for two pianos at the First International Piano Festival "Adriano Lincetto", in Padua, in October 1997, during the recording sessions of these Rachmaninov Complete Recordings of Music for two pianos and four hands. Finally, the celebrations of the year 2000 for the year of Johann Sebastian Bach gave the Duo Trevisan the opportunity to propose and interest a transcription for piano four hands of the Six Brandenburg Concertos, arranged by Max Reger. They performed this composition live at the Centro Culturale Nicola Trevisan in Udine and recorded it for Velut Luna.
In December 2001 Filippo Trevisan died tragically in a fatal accident during a parachute descent and so the Trevisan Duo suddenly interrupted their brilliant career forever.