Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet

[Machine Translation] Ukrainian virtuoso pianist Hritenko has composed two piano works by Prokofiev, Romeo and Juliet and Romeo and Juliet, both of which were first performed by Prokofiev in 1937, one year before the ballet's premiere. Romeo and Juliet" is Prokofiev's own arrangement for solo piano of the brilliant orchestral original, which was first performed in 1937, one year before the ballet's premiere. It was first performed in 1937, one year before the ballet's premiere. The joys of the orchestral version have been fully transferred to the piano, making it popular as an independent piano piece. The other work, "Ten Pieces," Op. 12, is a unique collection of pieces composed between 1906 and 1913 while a student at the Petersburg Conservatory and compiled by Prokofiev himself in 1913. It is a unique work, compiled by Prokofiev himself in 1913, in which various forms of music are arranged and experimental elements can be felt. The most important thing to listen to is Hristenko's brilliant and superb technique.

Note: This is an import edition (manufactured outside of Japan).

ウクライナのヴィルトゥオーゾ・ピアニスト、フリテンコによるプロコフィエフの2つのピアノ曲集。「ロメオとジュリエット」は華麗なオーケストラ作品である原曲をプロコフィエフ自身がピアノ独奏用に編曲したヴァージョンで、バレエの初演1年前の1937年に初演されている。オーケストラ版の楽しさが余すことなくピアノに移し変えられており、独立したピアノ曲としても親しまれている。もう1曲の「10の小品」Op.12はペテルブルク音楽院在学中の1906～1913年に作曲した小品集。1913年にプロコフィエフ自身が編纂したユニークな作品。様々な形式の曲が並べられており、実験的な要素も感じられる。冴えわたるフリステンコの超絶技巧が聴きどころ。