ALEXANDER TCHEREPNIN The son of Nikolay Tcherepnin, the Russian-born pianist, conductor and composer Alexander Tcherepnin moved with his father to Tbilisi in 1918 and in 1921 to Paris. His subsequent career took him to China and Japan; then, in the years after the war, he spent a period in America.
Orchestral Music
Tcherepnin was always open to experiment in composition. Although he remained fundamentally Russian in his writing, he devised a new synthetic scale and made use of the Chinese scale. Married to a Chinese pianist, he wrote six piano concertos and four symphonies, returning to Russian themes in his final Russian Sketches of 1971.
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Role: Classical Artist
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| Album Title |
Catalogue No |
Work Category |
| TCHEREPNIN, A.: Piano Concertos Nos. 1, 3 / Festmusik / Symphonic March (Ogawa, Shui) |
BIS
BIS-CD-1317 |
Concertos, Orchestral
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| TCHEREPNIN, A.: Piano Music, Vol. 1 (Koukl) |
Grand Piano
GP608 |
Instrumental
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| TCHEREPNIN, A.: Symphony No. 4 / Suite Op. 87 / Russian Dances |
Marco Polo
8.223380 |
Orchestral
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| TCHEREPNIN: 5 Concert Etudes / GOULD: Pieces of China / ADAMS: China Gates |
BIS
BIS-CD-1110 |
Instrumental
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| TCHEREPNIN: Piano Concerto No. 2, Op. 22 / Symphony No. 2, Op. 77 / Suite for Orchestra, Op. 87 |
First Edition
FECD-0024 |
Concertos, Orchestral
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| TCHEREPNIN: Piano Concertos Nos. 2 and 4 |
BIS
BIS-CD-1247 |
Concertos, Orchestral
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| TCHEREPNIN: Symphonies Nos. 1 and 2 / Piano Concerto No. 5 |
BIS
BIS-CD-1017 |
Concertos, Orchestral
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| TCHEREPNIN: Symphonies Nos. 3 and 4 / Piano Concerto No. 6 |
BIS
BIS-CD-1018 |
Concertos, Orchestral
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| ZILBERQUIT, Julia: 3 Centuries of Bagatelles |
Naxos
8.570237 |
Instrumental |
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