Composer

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Sulchan Fjodorowitsch Zinzadse

Genre

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Chamber

Style

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Chamber Music

Average_duration

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14:21

Movement_count

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5

Movement ....

Sulchan Fjodorowitsch Zinzadse's 'Pieces (5) on Folk Themes for cello & piano' is a collection of five pieces that were composed in 1950. The work was premiered in Moscow in the same year. The five movements are titled 'Lyrical Dance', 'Song', 'Dance', 'Lullaby', and 'Wedding Dance'. The first movement, 'Lyrical Dance', is a slow and expressive piece that showcases the cello's lyrical capabilities. The piano provides a gentle accompaniment that complements the cello's melody. The second movement, 'Song', is a melancholic piece that features a simple and haunting melody. The cello and piano take turns playing the melody, creating a sense of dialogue between the two instruments. The third movement, 'Dance', is a lively and energetic piece that features a fast-paced rhythm. The cello and piano play in unison, creating a sense of unity and excitement. The fourth movement, 'Lullaby', is a gentle and soothing piece that features a simple and repetitive melody. The cello's low register creates a sense of warmth and comfort, while the piano's gentle accompaniment adds to the lullaby's peaceful atmosphere. The final movement, 'Wedding Dance', is a celebratory piece that features a fast and lively rhythm. The cello and piano play in unison, creating a sense of joy and excitement. The piece is reminiscent of traditional folk dances and is a fitting end to the collection. Overall, 'Pieces (5) on Folk Themes for cello & piano' is a beautiful collection of pieces that showcases Zinzadse's ability to incorporate folk themes into classical music. The pieces are accessible and enjoyable to listen to, making them a popular choice for both performers and audiences alike.

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