蕭士塔高維契 : 第1,2號大提琴協奏曲 Shostakovich : Cello Concertos

蕭士塔高維契:第1,2號大提琴協奏曲 馬克.科佩 大提琴 勞倫斯．佛斯特 指揮 波蘭國家廣播交響樂團 This live recording of the two Shostakovich cello concertos continues audite's successful cooperation with Marc Coppey, who approaches both works with boundless energy and without any sentimentality. Dmitri Shostakovich wrote two concertos for the cello, and both are dedicated to the most eminent Soviet cellist of his time: Mstislav Rostropovich. In 1959 he wrote his first cello concerto, whose musical language is almost classical but which also reveals an enormous panorama of moods, gestures and "stories". Seven years later, Shostakovich composed his second concerto; it builds on the confessional intensity of the first concerto but seems gloomier in character and is infused with threnodic tones. In this concert recording, Coppey performs alongside the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Lawrence Foster in the new Katowice concert hall. In addition to his existing international activities, Marc Coppey has been appointed Artistic Director of the newly founded Saline Royale Academy, which organizes and produces master classes and concerts with top international artists and puts them online. In 2021, he will be Artist in Residence at the Orquestra Sinfonica do Porto Casa da Música in Portugal, where he will perform the cello concertos by Elgar, Dvorak, Shostakovich, Rhim and Dutilleux, among others. Also in 2021, he will release his next CD on audite, dedicated to works by Kodaly (Solo Sonata, Sonata for Cello and Piano, Duo for Cello and Violin); partners of Marc Coppey are Barnabas Kelemen (violin) and Matan Porat (piano). And the next recording project is already fixed, too: in April 2021, Coppey will record the solo concertos of Saint-Saens and Lalo for audite, as well as Faure's "Elegie" and Boellmann's "Variations Symphoniques".