Fantasiestücke für Klavier op. 61 幻想曲集 鋼琴獨奏

謝爾蓋-博特凱維奇（Sergei Bortkiewicz，1877-1952 年）繼承了晚期浪漫主義鋼琴傳統，旋律才華橫溢。這位烏克蘭人曾在聖彼德堡師從阿納托利-裡亞多夫（Anatoly Lyadov），並在萊比錫師從李斯特的學生阿爾弗雷德-萊森瑙爾（Alfred Reisenauer），之後定居柏林。政治時局多次阻礙了他的事業。直到 1945 年，他才得以在維也納重新站穩腳跟。1949年，音樂出版商本傑明（Benjamin）印刷了《鋼琴幻想曲作品61》，但政治環境再次不利於Bortkiewicz。2013 年，手稿在萊比錫薩克森州檔案館被發現。這本初版本終於讓人們能夠欣賞到 Bortkiewicz 極具鋼琴藝術風格的作品。這些幻想曲並不否認蕭邦、拉赫瑪尼諾夫和柴可夫斯基的典範，並以帶有斯拉夫色彩的憂鬱和維也納的魅力令人著迷"

作曲家: Bortkiewicz, Sergej
樂器: piano
出版社: Simrock / Benjamin

曲目:
Why? - A dream ... - ... and the awakening - Humoreske - She dances - Serenade

原文簡介:
Sergei Bortkiewicz (1877-1952) continued the late-Romantic piano tradition with great melodic talent. After studying in St. Petersburg with Anatoly Lyadov and in Leipzig with the Liszt pupil Alfred Reisenauer, the native Ukrainian settled in Berlin. Political times blocked his career several times. It was not until in 1945 that he was able to regain his footing in Vienna. The Fantasy Pieces for Piano Op. 61 were to be printed in 1949 by the music publishers Benjamin, but again political circumstances were not in favour of Bortkiewicz. In 2013, the manuscript was discovered in the Saxon State Archive of Leipzig. This first edition finally makes Bortkiewicz's highly pianistic pieces accessible. The fantasy pieces do not deny the models Chopin, Rachmaninoff and Tchaikovsky and fascinate with Slavic tinted melancholy, paired with Viennese charm.