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01. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Dolce
02. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Allegro Agitato
03. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Pesante
04. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Allegro
05. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Pljasowaja (Volkstanz). Allegretto
06. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Lied I. Lento rubato
07. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Lied II. Moderato
08. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Lied III. Largamente. Rus unter Tataren (Redaktion II 2009)
09. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Lied IV. Moderato
10. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Tatarentanz. Allegro
11. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Lied V. Lento
12. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Passacaglia. Moderato
13. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Scherzando
14. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Traurig
15. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Verträumt
16. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Stille
17. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Frühlingsstimmung
18. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Schlechte Laune
19. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Morgenröte
20. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Bewegung. Allegro molto
21. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Zirkulation-Fantasie (1996): Paul-Heinz Dittrich gewidmet
22. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Achtel=80
23. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Sechzehntel=63
24. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Viertel=60
25. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Sechzehntel=72
26. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Sechzehntel=92-96
27. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Sechzehntel=100-104
28. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Sechzehntel=60-69
29. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Wiepersdorfer Präludium (2003)
30. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Schattenlicht (2003)
31. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Fragment (2003)
32. Irina Emeliantseva, piano - Osborn-Requiem (2007): Einem Leben, das nie gelebt wurde, gewidmet
ARTIST
TITLE
Piano Pieces
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
NEOS 10901CD NEOS 10901CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
11/13/2015

The pianist and composer Irina (Alexandrovna) Emeliantseva was born in 1973 in Seltso, Bryansk Oblast, Russia, where she completed her preliminary studies in piano at the local music school (1988-1992) and won a prize for the best performance of Prokofiev. From 1992 to 1997 she studied piano with N. Eismont and composition with Sergei Slonimsky at the Rimsky-Korsakov State Conservatory in Saint Petersburg, after which she became an assistant in Professor Slonimsky's composition class. She has given many world premieres and first Russian performances of works by Dittrich, Messiaen, Roslavets, Humel, and Lutosławski, as well as her own music. Emeliantseva ranks as one of the best young Russian pianists setting priorities on contemporary music. Here, she performs several of her own works, composed between 1991 and 2009.