Aram Khachaturian: Gayaneh-Suiten Nr.1-3
Gayaneh-Suiten Nr.1-3
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EUR 14,99*
- Künstler:
- St. Petersburg State SO, Andre Anichanov
- Label:
- Naxos, DDD, 1993
- Artikelnummer:
- 7101317
- UPC/EAN:
- 0730099580021
- Erscheinungstermin:
- 1.6.1994
Gayaneh wurde als Ballett in vier Akten und sechs Szenen konzipiert. In seiner ursprünglichen Fassung nach einem Libretto von Konstantin Derzhavin wurde es im Dezember 1942 in Perm, wohin das Kirov-Ballett evakuiert worden war, uraufgeführt. Die Choreographie stammte von Anasimova und das Dekor von Natan Altman. Es wurde 1945 in Leningrad vom Kirov und 1957 in einer anderen Version vom Moskauer Bolschoi neu inszeniert. Für sein Werk erhielt der Komponist 1943 den Stalinpreis. Das Ballett basierte auf einem früheren Werk, Glück, das 1939 in Eriwan uraufgeführt wurde, und Khachaturian verwendete diese Musik für seine neue Partitur wieder.
Gayane was conceived as a ballet in four acts and six scenes. Based, in its original version, on a libretto by Konstantin Derzhavin, it was first staged in December 1942 in Perm, where the Kirov Ballet had been evacuated. Choreography was by Anasimova and decor by Natan Altman. It was restaged in Leningrad in 1945 by the Kirov and in 1957 in another version by the Moscow Bolshoy. The composer was awarded the Stalin Prize for his work in 1943. The ballet was based on an earlier work, Happiness, first produced in Yerevan in 1939, and Khachaturian re-used this music for his new score.
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Gayane was conceived as a ballet in four acts and six scenes. Based, in its original version, on a libretto by Konstantin Derzhavin, it was first staged in December 1942 in Perm, where the Kirov Ballet had been evacuated. Choreography was by Anasimova and decor by Natan Altman. It was restaged in Leningrad in 1945 by the Kirov and in 1957 in another version by the Moscow Bolshoy. The composer was awarded the Stalin Prize for his work in 1943. The ballet was based on an earlier work, Happiness, first produced in Yerevan in 1939, and Khachaturian re-used this music for his new score.
- Tracklisting
- Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
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1 Gayane Suite No. 1: I. Introduction
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2 Gayane Suite No. 1: II. Gayane and Giko
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3 Gayane Suite No. 1: Iii. Armen's Solo
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4 Gayane Suite No. 1: IV. Matsak and Armen
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5 Gayane Suite No. 1: V. Gayane's Solo
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6 Gayane Suite No. 2: I. Harvest Holiday
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7 Gayane Suite No. 2: II. Dance of the Girls
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8 Gayane Suite No. 2: Iii. Dance Of The Boys
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9 Gayane Suite No. 2: IV. Choosing the Bride
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10 Gayane Suite No. 2: V. Lullaby
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11 Gayane Suite No. 2: VI. Sabre Dance
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12 Gayane Suite No. 3: I. The Hunt - Andante
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13 Gayane Suite No. 3: II. Dance of the Comrades
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14 Gayane Suite No. 3: Iii. Matsak's Solo
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15 Gayane Suite No. 3: IV. Gayane's Adagio
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16 Gayane Suite No. 3: V. Solo - Love Duet
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17 Gayane Suite No. 3: VI. Finale
