Bohuslav Martinů - Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 2, H. 286 00:21:31
1. Allegro 00:08:00
2. Largo 00:07:38
3. Allegro commodo 00:05:50
Leoš Janáček - Fairy - Tale for Cello and Piano 00:12:41
4. Con moto - Andante 00:05:15
5. Con moto - Adagio 00:04:43
6. Allegro 00:02:40
7. Leoš Janáček - Variations on a Theme of Rossini, H. 290 00:08:44
Miloslav Kabeláč - Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 9 00:23:16
8. Passacaglia. Grave 00:04:31
9. Fantasia. Molto adagio 00:06:11
10. Scherzo. Allegro giocoso 00:05:17
11. Allegro energico 00:07:11
Tomáš Jamník cello, Ivo Kahánek piano
After a number of other successes including master classes with Jiri Barta, Heinrich Schiff and Steven Isserlis, young Czech cellist Tomas Jamnik (b. 1985) proved the extent of his talent by winning the 2006 Prague Spring International Competition. This student of Josef Chuchro chose 20th century Czech works for his first Supraphon recording, and Martinu holds a privileged position in his repertoire. His surprisingly mature rendition of the Sonata No. 2 and Variations evince a deep understanding of the personality and musical language of the composer. His youthful temperament finds a voice in Janacek's Fairy Tale, then melds the individual compositional structure of Kabelac's sonata with its lyric and character. Pianist Ivo Kahanek (b. 1979), winner of the Prague Spring International Competition in 2004, far surpasses the bounds of a mere accompanist, and is rather Jamnik's equal and partner. We believe that after you hear this recording, you willremember the names of these promising young musicians for some time to come!
(Supraphon 2007)
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