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Myaskovsky: Cello Sonatas Nos. 1 & 2

Pavel Gomziakov (cello) & Andre Korobeinikov (piano)

Gomziakov and his pianist, Andrei Korobeinikov, play both works with ardent Romantic expressiveness, well capturing in the First Sonata the second movement’s impetuous and stormy episodes.

Myaskovsky: Cello Sonatas Nos. 1 & 2

Pavel Gomziakov (cello) & Andre Korobeinikov (piano)

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Gomziakov and his pianist, Andrei Korobeinikov, play both works with ardent Romantic expressiveness, well capturing in the First Sonata the second movement’s impetuous and stormy episodes.

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Myaskovsky’s two cello sonatas are woefully neglected works and deserve far wider circulation – romantic and passionate they make a worthy alternative to Rachmaninov’s famous sonata. Coming from the early and late years of the composer’s life, the 2nd sonata was written for Rostropovitch, who championed it and ensured all his pupils studied and learned it. Prokofiev’s Ballade op.15 is an expansive work from his early years and like the Myaskovsky sonatas rarely heard. Pavel Gomziakov and Andrei Korobeinikov are persuasive advocates for these delightful works.

Contents and tracklist

I. Adagio – Andante
Track length6:58
II. Allegro passionato
Track length12:05
This track is only available as an album download.
I. Allegro moderato
Track length8:37
II. Andante cantabile
Track length6:36
III. Allegro con spirito
Track length5:57

Awards and reviews

August 2018

Gomziakov and his pianist, Andrei Korobeinikov, play both works with ardent Romantic expressiveness, well capturing in the First Sonata the second movement’s impetuous and stormy episodes.

June 2018

Gomziakov can certainly spin a lyrical line and the tone of his C string is a thing of bottomless, velvet-black depth, booming sonorously out over the slightly brittle sound of Korobeinikov’s piano. Climaxes are huge, thunderous cloudbursts
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