Sergei Prokofiev orch. Kabalevsky : Concertino in G minor for cello Op. 132 (1952 orch. 1960)

Completed by Mstislav Rostopovich (for cello and piano) in 1956 and subsequently orchestrated by Dmitri Kabalevsky.
I. Andante mosso (cadenza by Olli Mustonen) 00:00-09:45
II. Andante 09:45-14:55
III. Allegretto 14:55-20:20
Performed by Steven Isserlis (cello) and the London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Andrew Litton.

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Although incomplete at the time of the composer's death, Prokofiev had been working closely with Rostropovich and, I understand, had made it fairly clear how he intended the piece to be in its finished form, at least for cello and piano. The details of Kabalevsky's orchestration I know nothing about but the Concertino is a wonderful example of how collaborations can really work. It remains a recognisably Prokofievian piece of music and is, effectively, a fitting tribute to one of the giants of 20th Century music.........

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Szergej Prokofjev:g-moll Gordonkaconcertino Op.132 (Dmitrij Kabalevszkij hangszerelésében)
1.Andante mosso (Kadencia:Olli Mustonen) 00:00
2.Andante 09:47
3.Allegretto 14:57
Steven isserlis-gordonka
Londoni Filharmonikus Zenekar
Vezényel:Andrew Litton