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Dances

Works by Marko Tajcevic, Franz Liszt, Manuel de Falla, Maurice Ravel and Robert Schumann

Mirjana Rajic Piano

CD album cover 'Dances' (GEN 19554) with Mirjana Rajic

GEN 19554 EAN: 4260036255546

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Fire and passion, rhythm, and pulsating joie de vivre: that's what virtually jumps out when you put Mirjana Rajic's GENUIN debut CD into the player and press "play.” There are original Balkan beats by Marko Tajcevic, nobles et sentimentales from France by Maurice Ravel as well as unworldly romantic frenzy by Robert Schumann. Mirjana Rajic, the young, internationally award-winning and celebrated pianist based in Dresden, pours her heart and soul into this CD—and at an extremely high pianistic level!

Classics Today
"Rajic strikes the right balance between classical proportion and alluring inflection throughout the Ravel Valses (...) and fully captures the volatile mood shifts from piece to piece in Schumann’s Davidsbündlertänze. A most captivating release, all around." Read the entire review by Jed Distler here.

Mirjana Rajic Piano

Fire and passion, rhythm, and pulsating joie de vivre: that's what virtually jumps out when you put Mirjana Rajic's GENUIN debut CD into the player and press "play.” There are original Balkan beats by Marko Tajcevic, nobles et sentimentales from France by Maurice Ravel as well as unworldly romantic frenzy by Robert Schumann. Mirjana Rajic, the young, internationally award-winning and celebrated pianist based in Dresden, pours her heart and soul into this CD—and at an extremely high pianistic level!

Classics Today
"Rajic strikes the right balance between classical proportion and alluring inflection throughout the Ravel Valses (...) and fully captures the volatile mood shifts from piece to piece in Schumann’s Davidsbündlertänze. A most captivating release, all around." Read the entire review by Jed Distler here.

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Tracklist

  1. Marko Tajcevic (1900–1984)
    Balkan Dances (1927)
    Con moto
  2. Rustico
  3. Vivo
  4. Sostenuto e cantabile
  5. Allegro ritmico
  6. Allegretto
  7. Allegro quasi pesante
  8. Franz Liszt (1811–1886)
    Venezia e Napoli (1859)
    Tarantella
  9. Manuel de Falla (1876–1946)
    El Amor Brujo (Love, the Magician) (1915)
    Danza Ritual Del Fuego (Fire Dance)
  10. Maurice Ravel (1875–1937)
    Valses nobles et sentimentales (1911)
    Modéré – très franc
  11. Assez lent – avec une expression intense
  12. Modéré
  13. Assez animé
  14. Presque lent – dans un sentiment intime
  15. Assez vif
  16. Moins vif
  17. Epilogue – lent
  18. Robert Schumann (1810–1856)
    Davidsbündlertänze, Op. 6 (1837/38)
    Lebhaft
  19. Innig
  20. Mit Humor
  21. Ungeduldig
  22. Einfach
  23. Sehr rasch
  24. Nicht schnell
  25. Frisch
  26. Lebhaft
  27. Balladenmässig. Sehr rasch
  28. Einfach
  29. Mit Humor
  30. Wild und lustig
  31. Zart und singend
  32. Frisch
  33. Mit gutem Humor
  34. Wie aus der Ferne
  35. Nicht schnell

Fire and passion, rhythm, and pulsating joie de vivre: that's what virtually jumps out when you put Mirjana Rajic's GENUIN debut CD into the player and press "play.” There are original Balkan beats by Marko Tajcevic, nobles et sentimentales from France by Maurice Ravel as well as unworldly romantic frenzy by Robert Schumann. Mirjana Rajic, the young, internationally award-winning and celebrated pianist based in Dresden, pours her heart and soul into this CD—and at an extremely high pianistic level!

Classics Today
"Rajic strikes the right balance between classical proportion and alluring inflection throughout the Ravel Valses (...) and fully captures the volatile mood shifts from piece to piece in Schumann’s Davidsbündlertänze. A most captivating release, all around." Read the entire review by Jed Distler here.