Boris Tishchenko: Harp Concerto, Op. 69/To My Brother, Op. 98/...

Album review: MARINUTSA / PARISIAN SO / SUGAKO - Boris Tishchenko: Harp Concerto. Op. 69 / To My Brother. Op.98 / Testament. Op.96 At first glance, you might be forgiven for thinking that a harp concerto would be the last thing you want to listen to. But fear not, Boris Tishchenko's Harp Concerto, featured on this eclectic album, will have you tapping your foot and nodding your head in no time. The opening track, "Harp Concerto. Op. 69", is a whimsical journey through cascading notes and intricate melodies. The Parisian Symphony Orchestra's lush accompaniment adds a layer of sophistication to Tishchenko's playful composition. Moving on to "To My Brother. Op.98", we are treated to a more introspective piece, where the emotional depth of Tishchenko's music truly shines through. The delicate interplay between the orchestra and solo harp creates a hauntingly beautiful atmosphere. Rounding off the album is "Testament. Op.96", a powerful and haunting tribute to the composer's legacy. SUKAKO brings a sense of drama and intensity to this final piece, with stunning performances from all involved. In conclusion, MARINUTSA / PARISIAN SO / SUGAKO's interpretation of Boris Tishchenko's works is a must-listen for any classical music lover. Let this album take you on a journey through the mind of a genius composer, and prepare to be captivated from start to finish.