Jangle Bells
Ok, Jingle Bells, arranged for ukuleles and guitar orchestra by the always adventurous composer Nikita Koshkin. The player is Marina Krupkina.
Bach: Rondo from Partita No.2 in C minor, BWV 826
It’s always a treat to see another Roman Gurochkin classical guitar video.
Nikita Koshkin: Prelude and Fugue in B minor – Asya Selyutina
Koshkin’s cycle of preludes and fugues continues to emerge…
Nikita Koshkin – Prelude and Fugue in F-sharp Minor
Koshkin’s latest cycle continues to unfold. His wife Asya Selyutina continues on the guitar.
Nikita Koshkin – Prelude and Fugue in A major
Nikita Koshkin and Asya Selyutina again. Beautiful stuff. This is what we need. Kudos to filmmaker Roman Gurochkin, too.
Nikita Koshkin – Prelude and Fugue in A minor, played by Asya Selyutina
Nikita Koshkin says,
“The score of the complete cycle will be published in Germany by Editions Margaux (Berlin). But only after the premiere recording will be out. The recording is now in preparation. I hope that Asya will do everything as fast as possible, but the material is very heavy and difficult. It needs a lot of work. So, please, wait.”
While we wait, we have this from filmmaker Roman Gurochkin. I like the sound here better than on some of his others I’ve posted. I hear not just the guitar, but the room, too. There is some distance, some dimension, but without sacrificing intimacy.