Credits:

Strauss, R.

Description:

Tchaikovsky's chamber orchestra version of "The Children's Album"! Performed by the Italian orchestra named after Corelli! Tchaikovsky, who had attempted to commit suicide by drowning himself in the Moscow River due to the psychological damage caused by his failed marriage, resigned from his position as a teacher at the Moscow Conservatory to devote himself to composing, and the "Children's Album" and "Serenade for Strings" written during his stay in Florence, Paris, Naples and other European cities were performed by the Italian orchestra named after Corelli. Coupling. Here is the world premiere recording of the chamber orchestra version of "Children's Album," a collection of 24 piano pieces composed by Tchaikovsky in 1878 and dedicated to his nephew, Vladimir Davidov, who was said to have been influenced by Schumann's "Album for Children"! Jacopo Rivani, a conductor from Ravenna, Italy, has orchestrated the piano version of the "Children's Album" with the aim of highlighting its melodic beauty and simple style, and to create a synergy effect by contrasting it with the original "Serenade for Strings". The chamber orchestra version of the "Children's Album" is a world premiere. The chamber orchestra version of "Children's Album" was recorded for the first time in the world.The combination with the chamber orchestra named after the master Corelli is also unique. Tokyo M-Plus