New Episode - Live from Great Hall of Tchaikowsky Conservatory in Moscow!

Sabine Weyer takes us on a musical journey to the Moscow-based composer Nikolai Myaskovski. Listen to the Sonata No. 2 op. 13 written in 1912.

Follow Sabine on her journey and capture the mood and atmosphere of Moscow in 1st half of the 20th Century.
CD Release in January 2021.

Sabine Weyer is an internationally celebrated pianist whose partnership with composer Nicolas Bacri recently culminated in her fifth album, Mysteries. The album features works by Bacri himself as well as by Nikolai Myaskovski, a Russian composer who was once projected to be one of the most well-remembered composers during our time but who fell into obscurity after being accused of formalism by the Soviet Union. Weyer’s album, along with an accompanying mini-documentary, aims to delve into the history of Myaskovski’s psyche and uncover the complex questions and emotions hidden within both composers’ music.
Join renowned pianist Sabine Weyer on her journey to discover the life and music of Nikolai Myaskovsky,
a composer whose name was almost washed away by the tides of history even as his influence lived on for generations.
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The next episode of our journey to the works and world of the composer Nikolai Myaskovski is released - With Anna Akhmatova, we would to reflect and emphasize the mood in a literary way. The music is played by Sabine Weyer, the video documentary shows images from Myaskovski's last apartment in Moscow Arbat and the Kremlin.

Anna Akhmatova
Music (1958)
(For Dmitri Shostakovich)

Something miraculous burns in music;
as you watch, its edges crystallize.
Only music speaks to me
when others turn away their eyes.
When fearful friends abandoned me
music stayed, even at my grave,
and sang like earth’s first shower of rain
or flowers suddenly everywhere alive.

Translated by Paul Schmidt

Sabine Weyer is an internationally celebrated pianist whose partnership with composer Nicolas Bacri recently culminated in her fifth album, Mysteries. The album features works by Bacri himself as well as by Nikolai Myaskovski, a Russian composer who was once projected to be one of the most well-remembered composers during our time but who fell into obscurity after being accused of formalism by the Soviet Union. Weyer’s album, along with an accompanying mini-documentary, aims to delve into the history of Myaskovski’s psyche and uncover the complex questions and emotions hidden within both composers’ music.

Join renowned pianist Sabine Weyer on her journey to discover the life and music of Nikolai Myaskovsky,
a composer whose name was almost washed away by the tides of history even as his influence lived on for generations.
CD release in January 2021 by ARS Produktion. Watch full video: bit.ly/3bKEGt3.@ ... See MoreSee Less

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