Cerdanyenca Mark Prihodko & Viktoria Korolionok

• Marc Migó (b .1993): Sonata Cerdanyenca:
• 1 Migó: Sonata Cerdanyenca: I. Al Cap del Ras 05:45
• 2 Migó: Sonata Cerdanyenca: II. Aloja 06:57
• 3 Migó: Sonata Cerdanyenca: III. Intermezzo i Cadència 07:50
• 4 Migó: Sonata Cerdanyenca: IV. Excursions 05:55
• Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873 - 1943): Romance:
• 5 Rachmaninoff: Romance 06:33
• Hungarian Dance:
• 6 Rachmaninoff: Hungarian Dance 05:16
• Marc Migó: Romança Melòdica:
• 7 Migó: Romança Melòdica 02:42
• Eugène Ysaÿe (1858 - 1931): Sonata Op.28:
• 8 Ysaÿe: Sonata Op.28: I. Grave - Lento e molto sostenuto 04:34
• 9 Ysaÿe: Sonata Op.28: II. Intermezzo - Poco allegretto e grazioso 04:00
• 10 Ysaÿe: Sonata Op.28: III. In modo di recitativo - Adagio 01:55
• 11 Ysaÿe: Sonata Op.28: IV. Finale con brio - Allegro tempo fermo 03:43
• George Gershwin (1898 - 1937): Three Preludes:
• 12 Gershwin: Three Preludes: I. Allegro ben ritmato e deciso 01:47
• 13 Gershwin: Three Preludes: II. Andante con moto e poco rubato 04:07
• 14 Gershwin: Three Preludes: III. Allegro ben ritmato e deciso 01:21
• Total Runtime 01:02:25

Info for Cerdanyenca

Der Titel Cerdanyenca stammt von der gleichnamigen Sonate des katalanischen Komponisten Marc Migó Cortés, der dieses Meisterwerk seinem großen Freund Prihodko widmete.

Die einstündige emotionale Tour-de-Force mit dem Cellisten Mark Prihodko und der Pianistin Viktoria Korolionok beschwört eine Reise in die Seele herauf, die ein Jahrhundert romantischen Repertoires umspannt und den Musiktraditionen von Ysaye, Gershwin und Rachmaninow folgt.

Die Programmauswahl des Albums, an dem fast vier Jahre lang gearbeitet wurde, steht weniger in Beziehung zueinander als vielmehr zu den einzelnen künstlerischen Phasen des jungen Cellisten und wird zu einem integralen Bestandteil dessen, was Prihodko als Musiker ausmacht.

Mark Prihodko, Cello
Viktoria Korolionok, Klavier

Mark Prihodko
Proclaimed by the press as “a true Russian powerhouse” – LaCross Tribune, Mark Prihodko is Belarusian- American cellist that rapidly captures the undivided attention of the audience with a fearless dedication to music-making.

His debut at the age of 9 at the Musica Mundi festival in Belgium and Chat el Ro concert series in France was quickly followed by engagements with Moscow and Minsk Philharmonics. Prior to becoming a part of elite Kovner Fellowship at the Juilliard School, Mark makes the United States his home at the age of 14 and immediately captures the attention of the American audience for his “astonishing virtuosic and spellbinding lyrical command over the instrument” – Pioneer Press. Upon receiving a prestigious Best Recital Of The Year award by Salon Se Leve Concert Series in 2015, Mr. Prihodko was already a winner of Mary West, Schubert Club, Rochester Guild, Rotary, YPSCA, and First Manhattan international competitions.

Known for his rigorous programming and dedication to the contemporary and romantic repertoire, Mr. Prihodko has given solo and chamber music recitals in Europe, Middle East, Asia, and the United States on the stages of Carnegie Hall, Moscow Philharmonic Hall, Concertgebouw, Bolshoi Theater, Alice Tully Hall. The Cerdanyenca recital tour in the summer of 2019 featuring the world premiere of the cello sonata by Marc Migo was called “a sensational program that showcases the highest level of music-making” – Revista Musical Catalana.

His list of artistic collaborations includes engagements with renowned musicians, such as Barbara Hannigan, Sarah Chang, Gavriel Lipkind, Tatiana Goncharova and Mahan Esfahani. Mr. Prihodko has given masterclasses at the ESMUC Conservatory (Barcelona), Bilkent University (Ankara), and the Republican Music College of Belarus.

Mark combines a vigorous performing schedule with a production of cultural projects in Belarus, Turkey, Netherlands and the United States as a co-founder of Artemp Inc. The Collaborative Contemporary Art Festival ARTEMP (Minsk, Belarus), under Mark’s leadership “has pushed the boundaries of Belarusian Contemporary art by uniting the artists from all over the world” – Mastatsvo Magazine

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