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New. Schnittke: Complete Works For Two Violins

Vadim Gluzman (violin), Friedemann Eichhorn, Evgeny Sinaiski, Deutsche Radio Philharmonie, Valentin Uryupin

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The Saarbrücken-based DRP play with finesse and power for Valentin Uryupin in the three orchestral works, and the recording is notable for its clarity and warmth. In sum, then, a significant...

New. Schnittke: Complete Works For Two Violins

Vadim Gluzman (violin), Friedemann Eichhorn, Evgeny Sinaiski, Deutsche Radio Philharmonie, Valentin Uryupin

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The Saarbrücken-based DRP play with finesse and power for Valentin Uryupin in the three orchestral works, and the recording is notable for its clarity and warmth. In sum, then, a significant...

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Alfred Schnittke’s oeuvre carries an unmistakable personal signature that integrates widely differing stylistic worlds. The profoundly compelling works heard in this programme display an extraordinary level of expression and colours. From the haunting sonorities of the prepared piano in his First Concerto Grosso to the playful theatricality of Moz-Art (after the fragment K. 416d) this album brings together all of Schnittke’s works for two violins, both with and without orchestra.

Contents and tracklist

I. Preludio. Andante
Track length5:53
II. Toccata. Allegro
Track length4:35
III. Recitativo. Lento - Poco più mosso - Lento - Poco più mosso
Track length8:23
IV. Cadenza -
Track length2:40
V. Rondo. Agitato - Meno mosso - Andante -
Track length7:22
VI. Postludio. Andante - Allegro - Andante
Track length2:59
I. Allegro
Track length2:07
II. Risoluto
Track length2:49
III. Pesante
Track length6:59
IV. -
Track length6:54
V. Moderato
Track length4:37

Awards and reviews

  • Gramophone Magazine
    September 2026
    Editor's Choice

September 2026

The Saarbrücken-based DRP play with finesse and power for Valentin Uryupin in the three orchestral works, and the recording is notable for its clarity and warmth. In sum, then, a significant entry in Schnittke's discography.
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