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Vladimir Denissenkov: Feeling & Passion
Le composizioni raccolte, tutte di Denissenkov tranne "The Flight of the Bumble Bee," di Rimsky-Korsakov, e "Utushka Lugovaia," di Viktor Gridin, a sua volta specialista del bajan (1943/98), recano spesso dediche esplicite e recuperano materiale anche attempato. Vi si alternano momenti più incalzanti, a tratti virtuosistici, come l'iniziale "Chasing Ogres," e altri più contenuti, persino introspettivi, come "Nostalgia," o "Solitudine," di temperamento quasi organistico, o, ancora, più articolati, onnicomprensivi, com'è il caso di "Luciana's Dream."
Si procede in questa alternanza sino al termine dell'album, tra opulenza e ripiegamenti, non disdegnando reminiscenze chiesastiche e afrori di varia natura.
Disco illuminante e prezioso, pur con qualche inevitabile ripetitività.
Track Listing
Chasing Ogres; Nostalgia; Falling Moon; Solitudine (to Elena Kozlenko); The Flight of the Bumble Bee; Luciana’s Dream; Utushka Lugovaia; Anastasia (to My Daughter); My Little Alex (to my nephew); Speranza.
Personnel
Vladimir Denissenkov: bajan.
Album information
Title: Feeling & Passion | Year Released: 2014 | Record Label: Felmay
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