℗ 2021 CapriccioNR
Released August 6, 2021
Duration 1h 04m 00s
Record Label CapriccioNR
Catalogue No. C5437
Genre Classical (Orchestral)
 

Kapustin: Orchestral Works

Frank Dupree, Wurttemberg Chamber Orchestra of Heilbronn, Case Scaglione, Rosanne Philippens, Meinhard Jenne

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1.1
Piano Concerto No. 4, Op. 56
Nikolai Kapustin; Frank Dupree; Wurttemberg Chamber Orchestra of Heilbronn; Case Scaglione
21:39
Concerto for Violin & Piano, Op. 105  
1.2
I. Allegro non troppo
Nikolai Kapustin; Frank Dupree; Rosanne Philippens; Wurttemberg Chamber Orchestra of Heilbronn; Case Scaglione
8:14
1.3
II. Largo
Nikolai Kapustin; Frank Dupree; Rosanne Philippens; Wurttemberg Chamber Orchestra of Heilbronn; Case Scaglione
7:16
1.4
III. Allegretto
Nikolai Kapustin; Frank Dupree; Rosanne Philippens; Wurttemberg Chamber Orchestra of Heilbronn; Case Scaglione
5:59
Chamber Symphony, Op. 57  
1.5
I. Largo
Nikolai Kapustin; Wurttemberg Chamber Orchestra of Heilbronn; Frank Dupree
9:24
1.6
II. Grave
Nikolai Kapustin; Wurttemberg Chamber Orchestra of Heilbronn; Frank Dupree
5:38
1.7
III. Toccata
Nikolai Kapustin; Meinhard Jenne; Wurttemberg Chamber Orchestra of Heilbronn; Frank Dupree
5:50
“…our life is like jazz improvisation, it should always be spontaneous, always in the moment, and always free.” (Nikolai Kapustin) Drawing parallels to another famous composer of symphonic jazz, Kapustin is occasionally considered a ‘Russian in Gershwin’s clothing’. Most of his compositions are influenced by jazz and expertly combine jazz elements with those of the tradition from Bach to Prokofiev and Stravinsky. The aesthetic diversity with which classical garb and the stylistic devices of jazz are amalgamated in Kapustin’s output could be taken as the byword for all three compositions included on this recording. Only late – perhaps too late for Kapustin – did his catalogue of works reach greater international recognition. People who knew him, describe him as a man who never desired the limelight. Apparently, he was happiest when he was able to compose work after work in his apartment, far away from the public eye.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – CapriccioNR Studio Masters
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-0.70
-4.29 to -0.10
-20.72
-26.10 to -16.95
-17.80
-23.40 to -14.20
13
11 to 15
1
Piano Concerto No. 4, Op. 56
-0.10-18.40-15.011
2
I. Allegro non troppo
-0.10-19.42-16.613
3
II. Largo
-0.10-23.17-19.915
4
III. Allegretto
-0.10-16.95-14.211
5
I. Largo
-0.10-21.47-18.414
6
II. Grave
-4.29-26.10-23.413
7
III. Toccata
-0.10-19.55-17.113

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