Hommage à Debussy CD II

CD album cover 'Hommage à Debussy CD II' (GEN 12227) with Amir Tebenikhin

GEN 12227 EAN: 4260036252279

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Claude Debussy was profoundly permeated by his French roots. But works like Ballade (slave) also prove that Russian influences from Tchaikovsky also played an important role. The Danse bohémienne and the Arabesques also allow the listener, standing with both feet in France, to wander towards the East in thought. It's a good thing the young Russian pianist Amir Tebenikhin knows so well how to take us on this trip with this second CD of the Blüthner-Debussy collection.



Booklet online
You can find more information in the booklet of the special edition which contains the four Blüthner CDs "Hommage à Debussy". Please find the booklet here in low resolution and high resolution. The special edition will be available in June 2012 directly from GENUIN and Bluthner.

American Record Guide
"Tebenikhin brings all the necessary elements to these works: imagination, rhythmic drive, tenderness, and an unfailing sense of legato line."
© 2012 American Record Guide, James Harrington; Read complete review

Classical Net
"At the very first new notes I immediately looked up and smiled. Damn this sounds good and it ain’t just the engineering. This piano is utterly amazing."
Review on Classical.net, 27 December 2012

Amir Tebenikhin Piano

Claude Debussy was profoundly permeated by his French roots. But works like Ballade (slave) also prove that Russian influences from Tchaikovsky also played an important role. The Danse bohémienne and the Arabesques also allow the listener, standing with both feet in France, to wander towards the East in thought. It's a good thing the young Russian pianist Amir Tebenikhin knows so well how to take us on this trip with this second CD of the Blüthner-Debussy collection.



Booklet online
You can find more information in the booklet of the special edition which contains the four Blüthner CDs "Hommage à Debussy". Please find the booklet here in low resolution and high resolution. The special edition will be available in June 2012 directly from GENUIN and Bluthner.

American Record Guide
"Tebenikhin brings all the necessary elements to these works: imagination, rhythmic drive, tenderness, and an unfailing sense of legato line."
© 2012 American Record Guide, James Harrington; Read complete review

Classical Net
"At the very first new notes I immediately looked up and smiled. Damn this sounds good and it ain’t just the engineering. This piano is utterly amazing."
Review on Classical.net, 27 December 2012

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Tracklist

  1. Claude Debussy (1862–1918)
    Arabesque No. 1 & 2
  2. Claude Debussy
    Danse bohémienne
  3. Claude Debussy
    Ballade (slave)
  4. Claude Debussy
    Danse (Tanentelle styrienne)
  5. Claude Debussy
    Nocturne
  6. Claude Debussy
    Préludes Livre I

Claude Debussy was profoundly permeated by his French roots. But works like Ballade (slave) also prove that Russian influences from Tchaikovsky also played an important role. The Danse bohémienne and the Arabesques also allow the listener, standing with both feet in France, to wander towards the East in thought. It's a good thing the young Russian pianist Amir Tebenikhin knows so well how to take us on this trip with this second CD of the Blüthner-Debussy collection.



Booklet online
You can find more information in the booklet of the special edition which contains the four Blüthner CDs "Hommage à Debussy". Please find the booklet here in low resolution and high resolution. The special edition will be available in June 2012 directly from GENUIN and Bluthner.

American Record Guide
"Tebenikhin brings all the necessary elements to these works: imagination, rhythmic drive, tenderness, and an unfailing sense of legato line."
© 2012 American Record Guide, James Harrington; Read complete review

Classical Net
"At the very first new notes I immediately looked up and smiled. Damn this sounds good and it ain’t just the engineering. This piano is utterly amazing."
Review on Classical.net, 27 December 2012