Kolessa/ Violina Petrychenko - Ukrainian Moods - Piano Miniatures Release:Ukrainian Moods - Piano Miniatures Ars Produktion Although the music of Heinichen

Although the music of Heinichen has enjoyed a modest Renaissance in recent years

presented in new editions: the symphonic poem Le Chasseur maudit (1882) and the large-scale symphonic interlude from the oratorio Rédemption

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Esa-Pekka Salonen) and occasionally veer off into their own arrangements of original songs and folk music

Kolessa/ Violina Petrychenko - Ukrainian Moods - Piano Miniatures Release:Ukrainian Moods - Piano Miniatures Ars Produktion Although the music of HeinichenViolina Petrychenko decided to put together a program that would combine the musical traditions of Western Europe and Ukraine. The first part presents two composers, whose work is rooted in the classical traditions: Levko Revutsky and Viktor Kosenko. The remaining three, Kolessa as well as Igor and Juri Shamo, strove to draw on a greater number of folkloristic motifs. It was the piece Carpathian Fantasy by Juri Schamo, which gave her the idea to this