Cerdanyenca takes its title from the eponymous sonata, written by Catalan composer Marc Migó Cortés, who dedicated this masterwork to Prihodko, his great friend.
The hour-long emotional tour-de-force with cellist Mark Prihodko and pianist Viktoria Korolionok evokes a soul-searching journey that spans a century of romantic repertoire following the music-making traditions of Ysaye, Gershwin, and Rachmaninov.
Almost four years in the making, the album's program selections relate less to each other than they mint each of the young cellist's artistic phases, becoming an integral part of who Prihodko is, as a musician.
Mark Prihodko, CelloViktoria Korolionok, Piano
Tracklist
Total time: 01:02:25
1.
Sonata Cerdanyenca: I. Al Cap del Ras
05:45
2.
Sonata Cerdanyenca: II. Aloja
06:57
3.
Sonata Cerdanyenca: III. Intermezzo i Cadencia
07:50
4.
Sonata Cerdanyenca: IV. Excursions
05:55
5.
Romance
06:33
6.
Hungarian Dance
05:16
7.
Romanca Melodica
02:42
8.
Sonata Op.28: I. Grave - Lento e molto sostenuto
04:34
9.
Sonata Op.28: II. Intermezzo - Poco allegretto e grazioso
04:00
10.
Sonata Op.28: III. In modo di recitativo - Adagio
01:55
11.
Sonata Op.28: IV. Finale con brio - Allegro tempo fermo
03:43
12.
Three Preludes: I. Allegro ben ritmato e deciso
01:47
13.
Three Preludes: II. Andante con moto e poco rubato
04:07
14.
Three Preludes: III. Allegro ben ritmato e deciso
Cerdanyenca takes its title from the eponymous sonata, written by Catalan composer Marc Migó Cortés, who dedicated this masterwork to Prihodko, his great friend.
The hour-long emotional tour-de-force with cellist Mark Prihodko and pianist Viktoria Korolionok evokes a soul-searching journey that spans a century of romantic repertoire following the music-making traditions of Ysaye, Gershwin, and Rachmaninov.
Almost four years in the making, the album's program selections relate less to each other than they mint each of the young cellist's artistic phases, becoming an integral part of who Prihodko is, as a musician.
Mark Prihodko, CelloViktoria Korolionok, Piano