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War Poems

Maria Narodytska (soloist)

War Poems
She paces [the Chopin Polonaises] judiciously – with swagger but never too much speed – and in a way that bears out Rubinstein’s summary of this Op. 40 pair: the A major work representing Poland’s...

War Poems

Maria Narodytska (soloist)

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She paces [the Chopin Polonaises] judiciously – with swagger but never too much speed – and in a way that bears out Rubinstein’s summary of this Op. 40 pair: the A major work representing Poland’s...

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SOMM Recordings is delighted to announce the new solo piano album War Poems by phenomenal Ukrainian pianist Maria Narodytska.

With this, her debut album on SOMM Recordings, she makes a bold and impassioned, yet inclusive artistic statement, using solo piano works of various historical periods, writtne in the midst of conflict (our own included), to ask listeners to reflect on the ravages of war and safeguard the flickering flame of hope in peace. As the vastly talented composer of a work on this recital, Narodytska writes as a Ukrainian, but performs her programme as a member of the artistic community and a world citizen.

Contents and tracklist

I. Sheherazade
Track length9:37
II. Tantris the Buffoon
Track length6:19
III. Don Juan’s Serenade
Track length6:09
No. 1 in A Major
Track length4:55
No. 2 in C Minor
Track length7:25
No. 2 in F Major - No. 3 in G Minor - No. 4 in B-Flat Major
Track length6:08
No. 5 in C Minor - No. 6 in E-Flat Major
Track length4:46
No. 8 in A-Flat Major
Track length3:23
I. Allegretto
Track length7:42
II. Largo
Track length5:54
III. Moderato
Track length14:22

Awards and reviews

November 2024

She paces [the Chopin Polonaises] judiciously – with swagger but never too much speed – and in a way that bears out Rubinstein’s summary of this Op. 40 pair: the A major work representing Poland’s glory and the C minor work its tragedy.

October 2024

Narodytska proves herself a compelling interpreter and gifted composer…In all, a strong, substantial, thoughtfully sequenced and well-engineered release, well worth investigating.
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