Artist: Quan Yuan, Sue-Ellen Hersman, Ian Greitzer, Donald Berman, David Witten
Album: Three Generations
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2022
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 01:03:37
Total Tracks: 11
Total Size: 603 MB

Tracklist:

01. Quan Yuan, Sue-Ellen Hersman, Ian Greitzer, Donald Berman & David Witten – Tcherepnin: Romance for Violin & Piano (02:06)
02. Quan Yuan, Sue-Ellen Hersman, Ian Greitzer, Donald Berman & David Witten – Tcherepnin: Élégie for Violin & Piano, Op. 43 (03:52)
03. Quan Yuan, Sue-Ellen Hersman, Ian Greitzer, Donald Berman & David Witten – Tcherepnin: Arabesque for Violin & Piano, Op. 11 No. 5 (02:27)
04. Quan Yuan, Sue-Ellen Hersman, Ian Greitzer, Donald Berman & David Witten – Tcherepnin: Violin Sonata in F Major, Op. 14: I. Allegro moderato (05:15)
05. Quan Yuan, Sue-Ellen Hersman, Ian Greitzer, Donald Berman & David Witten – Tcherepnin: Violin Sonata in F Major, Op. 14: II. Larghetto (05:28)
06. Quan Yuan, Sue-Ellen Hersman, Ian Greitzer, Donald Berman & David Witten – Tcherepnin: Violin Sonata in F Major, Op. 14: III. Vivace (03:41)
07. Quan Yuan, Sue-Ellen Hersman, Ian Greitzer, Donald Berman & David Witten – Tcherepnin: Poème lyrique for Violin & Piano, Op. 9 (10:36)
08. Quan Yuan, Sue-Ellen Hersman, Ian Greitzer, Donald Berman & David Witten – Tcherepnin: Andante & Finale for Violin & Piano: I. Andante commodo espressivo (08:25)
09. Quan Yuan, Sue-Ellen Hersman, Ian Greitzer, Donald Berman & David Witten – Tcherepnin: Andante & Finale for Violin & Piano: II. Allegro risoluto marcato (05:10)
10. Quan Yuan, Sue-Ellen Hersman, Ian Greitzer, Donald Berman & David Witten – Tcherepnin: Pensamiento for Flute & Piano (03:18)
11. Quan Yuan, Sue-Ellen Hersman, Ian Greitzer, Donald Berman & David Witten – Tcherepnin: Cadenzas in Transition for Flute, Clarinet & Piano (13:14)

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This album explores music by three father-and-son generations of the Tcherepnin family of composers: Nikolai, Alexander and Ivan. Although each wrote a wide range of scores, from solo pieces to operas and ballets, this recording focuses on their chamber music, presenting pieces spanning 95 years. Nikolai’s works for violin and piano reveal a late-Romantic, post-Tchaikovskian sensibility, whereas those of Alexander have a more modern, twentieth-century touch, closer to the style of his friend Sergei Prokofiev (a student of Nikolai Tcherepnin). Ivan is represented by two works — early and late – for flute, clarinet and piano, which have an improvisatory and playful quality.