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Arvo Pärt: Arefa - Piano Chamber Works

Reinis Zariņš, Raffi Kharajanyan, Eva Bindere, Trio Palladio (piano trio), Kristina Blaumane

Zariņš nevertheless excels in Pärt’s pre-tintinnabular works, with the opening Toccatina from the early Partita, Op 2, bristling with rage and vituperative outbursts… pianist and violinist Eva...

Arvo Pärt: Arefa - Piano Chamber Works

Reinis Zariņš, Raffi Kharajanyan, Eva Bindere, Trio Palladio (piano trio), Kristina Blaumane

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Zariņš nevertheless excels in Pärt’s pre-tintinnabular works, with the opening Toccatina from the early Partita, Op 2, bristling with rage and vituperative outbursts… pianist and violinist Eva...

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This album by pianist Reinis Zariņš and the Trio Palladio is a special personal tribute to composer Arvo Pärt (b. 1935), one of the most influential composers of our time. This album includes Pärt’s timeless piano works together with a selection of his chamber works, including the famous Für Alina, Fratres and Spiegel im Spiegel alongside his early works. The programme also includes two special dedications by two Latvian composers, Georgs Pelēcis and Andrejs Selickis, who both as composers have been greatly influenced by Arvo Pärt’s example and ideas. These two works, written in 2025 for Arvo Pärt’s 90th birthday, receive their first recordings.

Contents and tracklist

Partita, Op. 2 (1958): I. Toccatina
Track length00:43
Partita, Op. 2 (1958): II. Fughetta
Track length00:55
Partita, Op. 2 (1958): III. Larghetto
Track length3:33
Partita, Op. 2 (1958): IV. Ostinato
Track length2:00
Diagramme, Op. 11 (1964): I. Unruhig
Track length2:55
Diagramme, Op. 11 (1964): II. Ruhig
Track length1:50

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June 2026

Zariņš nevertheless excels in Pärt’s pre-tintinnabular works, with the opening Toccatina from the early Partita, Op 2, bristling with rage and vituperative outbursts… pianist and violinist Eva Bindere combining to striking effect in Pärt’s gritty Passacaglia
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