【🎹鋼琴的大千世界】♩. ♪ 已82歲高齡的俄國莫斯科音樂院資深鋼琴教授Vladimir Tropp於這週的獨奏會，在下半場演奏柴可夫斯基的鋼琴作品。
P. I. Tchaikovsky ：
影片時間 / 曲目
00:40 Nocturne Op. 10 No. 1
06:34 Meditation Op. 72 No. 5
12:48 Aveu passionné
16:50 Feuillet d’album Op. 19 No. 3
19:29 Waltz Op. 40 No. 9
24:39 Tendres reproches Op. 72 No. 3
29:33 Rêverie du soir Op. 19 No. 1
34:22 Dialogue Op. 72 No. 8
39:32 Chant élégiaque Op. 72 No. 14
47:40 Nocturne Op. 19 No. 4
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Vladimir Tropp
Honoured Artist of Russia
Born in 1939 in Moscow. Studied at several of the Gnessin music educational institutions, where he completed his education. Studied under Sofia Devenishskaya, Moisei Feigin and Teodor Gutman.
Since 1963 he has worked at the faculty of special piano of the Russian Gnessin Academy of Music in Moscow, while since 1997 he has been head of the faculty. Since 2002 he has taught at the faculty of special piano at the Moscow Conservatoire.
Tropp’s students include numerous concert pianists and winners at prestigious international competitions (among them Konstantin Lifschitz, Yulianna Avdeeva, Konstantin Shamray, Mikhail Mordvidov, Valery Kuleshov and Yevgenia Rubinova). Some of them now teach at the Moscow onservatoire, the Russian Gnessin Academy of Music and other music institutions in Moscow.
While still a student he began to give recitals and to appear with orchestras. In 1970 he was a prize-winner at the International Enescu Competition in Bucharest. Since then he has frequently performed in recitals and with ensembles in addition to giving master-classes throughout the world. On numerous occasions he has appeared at international festivals and been a jury member at several international competitions.
Regularly gives concerts in Moscow (the Small and Rachmaninoff Halls of the Conservatoire and the Russian Gnessin Academy of Music) and in other Russian towns and cities.
Has frequently recorded on radio, records and CDs with music by Schumann, Chopin, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, Scriabin, Medtner, Shostakovich and other composers. Has released more than ten discs together with the Japanese company Denon. Tropp’s disc from the series Russian Piano Miniature received the Japanese Academy of Recording Award. He has also recorded for the Japanese TV and radio company NHK.
There have been programmes about Tropp’s performances made by Kultura TV, Radio Orfei and Radio Russia.
For many years he has been involved in researching the legacy of Rachmaninoff. He has studied all of the accessible archives of the composer in Russia and internationally as well as publishing a series of articles about his music. He has taken part in films about Rachmaninoff made for TV in Great Britain and Russia. In November 2009 he performed a programme of works by Rachmaninoff in the auditorium where the composer gave his first appearance as a soloist.
