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TCHAIKOVSKY, P.I.: 18 Morceaux, Op. 72 (Shamray)
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Tchaikovsky completed his last set of piano pieces about six months before his death. Each bears a dedication to a friend or colleague including distinguished musicians such as Paul Pabst, Vasily Sapelnikov and Vasily Safonov. The 18 pieces are no mere salon effusions; rather they are richly characterised, sometimes virtuosic, and perfectly crafted miniatures. Schumann and Chopin are deliberately evoked, the music embracing a rich variety of dance, melancholy, fantasy and bravura. The set is played by the brilliant young prizewinner of the Sydney International Piano Competition in 2008, Konstantin Shamray.
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Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich

18 Morceaux, Op. 72
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1.
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No. 1. Impromptu
00:03:39
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2.
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No. 2. Berceuse
00:05:27
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No. 3. Tendres reproches
00:02:28
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No. 4. Danse caracteristique
00:03:33
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No. 5. Meditation
00:04:21
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No. 6. Mazurka pour danser
00:03:10
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No. 7. Polacca de concert
00:05:23
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No. 8. Dialogue
00:03:29
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No. 9. Un poco di Schumann
00:02:31
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No. 10. Scherzo - fantaisie
00:06:35
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No. 11. Valse - bluette
00:02:28
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No. 12. L'espiegle
00:01:49
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No. 13. Echo rustique
00:02:18
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No. 14. Chant elegiaque
00:06:26
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No. 15. Un poco di Chopin
00:02:50
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No. 16. Valse a cinq temps
00:01:45
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No. 17. Passe lointain
00:04:35
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No. 18. Scene dansante: invitation au trepak
00:03:51
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Total Playing Time:
01:06:38
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