Aleksandr Borodin - Polovtsian Dances
Aleksandr Borodin - Polovtsian Dances - Natasha Morozova
Luigi Rodolfo Boccherini - Minuet - Trio Elinte
Rapsody - Prince Igor (Prince Igor by Borodin)
One of the most important forms created in the Baroque era is the suite. It is a series of dances that, along with Bach and Handel, were organized into the following four main dances...
The REED CONNECTION anchor trio is a joint initiative of the soloists of the Tadeusz Baird Zielona Góra Philharmonic. The main idea behind the formation of the ensemble is to promote the joy of making music together and to promote Polish and world music.
The group was formed at the initiative of the outstanding Polish bassoonist, soloist of the National Philharmonic in Warsaw Leszek Wachnik. They were joined by: oboist Agnieszka Wachnik and professor at the F. Chopin University of Music in Warsaw Romuald Gołębiowski.
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Aleksandr Porfiryevich Borodin was a Russian composer, chemist, and physician, considered one of the most important representatives of the group of five Russian romantic composers. It is hard to find a person who would not know his work, especially the famous suite from the opera "Prince Igor." "Polovtsian Dances" are one of the most well-known sections of this opera, inspired by music from Central Asia. Here we find a dynamic melody, rich instrumentation, and energetic rhythm that combine in a fascinating auditory journey. This composition is a perfect example of Borodin's skill in creating musical imagery and weaving elements of various cultural traditions into his compositions. The Elinte Trio, which performs this suite, is a chamber ensemble consisting of three outstanding instrumentalists. Their virtuosity and artistic sensitivity perfectly convey the character and emotions of Borodin. Their precise and passionate interpretation communicates the energy and beauty of this piece to the audience. "Prince Igor" is an opera of extraordinary dramatic strength, telling the story of Prince Igor, who faces various challenges and conflicts, not only on the battlefield but also within himself. Borodin wonderfully captures these emotions through his music, both in the "Polovtsian Dances" and in other sections of the opera. The Romantic era in which Borodin operated was characterized by a striving to express deep emotions and sentiments in art. His music is a symbol of this era, conveying an auditory tale of human feelings and experiences. It is an excellent example of how music can transport the listener to different places and times while addressing universal themes that remain relevant in today's world.
This is one of the most beautiful performances of "Dances of the Maidens" I have ever heard! The Elinte Trio brilliantly recreates the energy and dynamics of this piece, captivating the listener from the very first notes. Their playing is full of emotion and passion, every note is perfectly balanced. The wonderful combination of instruments: violin, viola, and cello makes the sound full and deep. Borodin would surely be proud of this performance of his masterpiece. I recommend it to everyone who wants to feel true musical power and intensity!