01. Handel - Chaconne for harpsichord.
02. Purcell - A New Ground.
03. Telemann - Fantasia No.8 G minor.
04. Francois Couperin - Les Roseaux.
05. Francois Couperin. Маленькие ветряные мельницы.
06. Rameau - Le rappel des oiseaux.
07. Rameau - La poule.
08. D.Scarlatti - Sonata for keyboard in B minor, K.27 (L.449).
09. D.Scarlatti - Sonata for keyboard in D minor, K.141 (L.422).
10. Galuppi - Sonata for Harpsichord in D major.
Alexander Alexandrov, piano
Melodiya, LP, C10-10415-16
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Alexander Alexandrov - Honored Artist of Russian Federation, a professor at the Academy of Music. Gnessin.
He graduated from the piano and theory faculty of the Odessa State Conservatory, and then the symphony conducting faculty in Kiev.
He worked with the Symphony Orchestra, toured as a soloist, has recorded several records as a soloist, especially known as an interpreter of keyboard music of the XVIII century.
Much of his life devoted to the art of teaching. Among his pupils a galaxy of prominent Soviet musicians.
Since 1988, professor of international courses of higher artistic skill memory Rachmaninov in Tambov.
Alexander Alexandrov (1927, Odessa - 2004, Moscow) - Russian pianist and music teacher.
He graduated from the Odessa Conservatory as a pianist and later studied at the Faculty of symphonic conducting the Kiev Conservatory. According to the memoirs of conductor Vadim Gnedasha, was one of the first Soviet artists Variations on a Theme of Paganini by Sergei Rachmaninoff [1].
In 1951-1978 years. taught at the Kiev Conservatory, head of the department of the piano. He then worked in Moscow, was a professor and chair of the piano and musical Gnessin Pedagogical Institute in Moscow. In addition, while teaching at the Conservatory of Gorky as a visiting professor at the Leipzig led course Higher School of Music and from 1987 he worked in Tambov, leading the annual International Course of Higher piano skill memory Rachmaninoff.
Alexander's piano transcription of several owned by Rachmaninoff songs and a concert of symphonic arrangement "Nocturne" by Claude Debussy for two pianos, the Kiev period is often performed as a duet with Alexandrov Aza Roschina.
Honored Artist of Russia.
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