Nikolai Kapustin : Variations for Piano and Orchestra Op.3
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Kapustin’s Variations for Piano and Orchestra is a concertante work that brings the language of jazz and a vivid rhythmic character into the framework of the classical variation form. The solo piano and orchestra engage in dialogue, while the treatment of the theme continually changes in expression and momentum. Highlights include the incisive rhythms, colorful harmonies, and driving energy created by the interaction between soloist and ensemble. In performance, it is important to coordinate the rapid notes precisely without becoming mechanical, while keeping the accents and rests clear and maintaining the flow. In exchanges with the orchestra, matching the character of the articulation, not only the volume, and shaping the contrasts between variations naturally will bring out the work’s appeal.