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Christoph Deluze - Dmitri Kabalevsky: Piano Sonatas Opp. 6, 45, 46 (Nos. 1-3) (2011)

Posted By: Designol

Date: 3 Aug 2021 17:21:09

The 24 Preludes and the last Sonatas of Dmitri Kabalevsky figure amongst the finest piano works of the 1940s, ranking with those of Prokofiev and Shostakovich. The first Sonata is reminiscent of the first Scriabin, whereas the second and the third are ‘war pieces’ with frankly virtuosic pages. Gilels, to whom the work was dedicated, was the first to play the second (1946), Yakov Zak, his senior and alter ego, newly rediscovered on PRD350054, the third in 1947. Christoph Deluze has become well known for his interpretation of the 24 Preludes: here he groups the 3 Sonatas and confirms their impressive stature, their intense lyricism and rythmic vigour. A demonstrative programme for those fond of spectacular and symphonic piano.

Christoph Deluze's second album devoted to the music on Dmitry Kabalevsky covers the composer's sonatas. The three sonatas together fill just about an hour, but there is enough substance in the music that listeners who can appreciate Kabalevsky's style should feel satisfied. Deluze presents the sonatas in reverse, beginning with the Sonata No. 3, the most popular one. For those who don't know this music, but do know the music of Prokofiev, this may strike them as a lightweight imitation. Kabalevsky's sonata often has some of the same staccato sound, but the character is not as outspoken as Prokofiev's, even though there is clearly sarcasm in the final movement. The second movement is gentler, played with nuanced touch and phrasing by Deluze. Sonata No. 2, written during World War II, is the centerpiece of the recording, literally and figuratively. The succession of changing characters and moods in each movement seem to tell a story of the war, perhaps how it played out in one village or town. It is more substantial in that respect than No. 3, which was written a year later, and even the textures in it seem weightier. At times, particularly in the third movement, the different lines and voices Deluze brings out give it orchestral-like dimension. The much earlier Sonata No. 1 (1929) is a different animal, with an indebtedness to Scriabin. The melodies don't quite seem to settle into anything that's immediately easy to follow or into a single tonality, and there's the impression that the young Kabalevsky was aiming to be modern and shocking, to not follow the more romantic path of Rachmaninov or others. Its finale does pay homage to those ever-present bells that are found in so much Russian music. Deluze understands this music thoroughly and performs with utmost skill, demonstrating that even though Kabalevsky was obviously a more conservative composer than his contemporaries, he was nonetheless a talented one with a unique voice.

Review by Patsy Morita, Allmusic.com

Dmitri Kabalevsky at Allmusic
Dmitri Kabalevsky at Wiki

Christoph Deluze at Allmusic
Christoph Deluze Website

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Dmitri Kabalevsky (1904-1987)

Piano Sonata No.3 in F major, Op.46
01. I. Allegro con moto (6:12)
02. II. Andante cantabile (4:49)
03. III. Allegro giocoso (5:30)

Piano Sonata No.2 in E flat major, Op.45
04. I. Allegro moderato. Festivamente (8:50)
05. II. Andante sostenuto (6:48)
06. III. Presto assai (8:02)

Piano Sonata No.1 in F major, Op.6
07. I. Allegro non troppo ma con fuoco (4:44)
08. II. Andantino semplice (4:42)
09. III. Vivo - Allegro molto - Vivo - Scherzo (8:07)

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