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The musicians performing here are widely
known as the leading soloists of the world-famous "Moscow Virtuosi"
Chamber Orchestra.
Boris Garlitsky, violinist, was a student of Yuri Yankelevich and
Vladimir Sivakov, laureate of the N. Paganini Competition in Genoa.
Garlitsky is a founder of the ensemble. He has performed with the
"Moscow Virtuosi" in Moscow, Leningrad, Vienna, Madrid, Tokyo, Munich,
and Los Angeles.
Violinist/conductor, Amayak Duraryan is Boris Belenky's student and
a founder of both the Armenian Chamber Orchestra and the Moscow Virtuosi
Orchestra.
Grigori Kovalevsky, double-bass player, joined the "Moscow
Virtuosi" Chamber Orchestra as a mature musician who had vast experience in
ensemble and orchestra performing activity. His appearances in ensembles
together with S. Richter, B. Davidovich, V. Spivakov, Yu. Bashmet, V. Krainev,
E. Virsaladze, M. Pletnev and E. Kissin, and with the Borodin Quartet as well as
a number of classical and modern recordings have won him a high
reputation. Here he performs together with his student and son, Evgeni
Kovalevsky, double-bass.
Mikhail Milman, cellist, is an outstanding musician. M.
Rostropovich, N. Gutman, and V. Berlinsky were among his teachers. M.
Milman lead the Moscow Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra for many years prior to
taking on the position as leader of the Moscow Virtuosi.
G. Rossini
Sonata No. 1
for Two Violins, Cello and Double-Bass
1. Moderato - 8:02
2. Andante - 4:43
3. Allegro - 2:49
Duet for Cello and Double-Bass
4. Allegro - 5:31
5. Andante molto - 3:40
6. Allegro - 3:48
Sonata No. 3 for Two Violins, Cello and Double-Bass
7. Allegro - 6:30
8. Andante - 4:29
9. Moderato - 3:06 L.
Boccherini Duet for Two
Violins, Op. 5 No. 2
10. Allegro giusto - 6:17
11. Larghetto - 2:20
12. Menuetto - 3:25
13. Rondo - 4:22 G.
Bottesini 14.
Large Concert Duet for Violin, Double Bass and Orchestra - 14:24
Total time - 73:26 B. Garlitsky,
violin
A. Durgaryan, violin
M. Milman, cello
G. Kovalevsky, double-bass
E. Kovalevsky, double-bass
"Moscow Virtuosi" Chamber Orchestra
A. Durgaryan, conductor
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