DOBRINKA TABAKOVA: String Paths [24-48 Hi-Res FLAC]

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Artist: Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra & Maxim Rysanov
Album: String Paths
Composer: Dobrinka Tabakova
Label: ECM Records
Genre: Contemporary/Neo- Classical
Street Date: 17 May 2013
Quality: 24-bit, 48kHz Hi-Res FLAC
Size: 751 MB
Time: 1:12:13
Purchase: http://www.hdtracks.com/dobrinka-tabakova-string-paths
CD: https://www.amazon.com/Tabakova-String-Paths-Dobrinka/dp/B00AWXZA0K

ECM New Series presents the first full album devoted to the music of Dobrinka Tabakova, a composer born in Bulgaria in 1980 but raised from a young age in London and educated there. In Tabakova’s music – richly melodic, texturally sensuous, often emotionally radiant – there resides the new and the familiar, or rather the familiar within the new, and vice versa; there are the spirits of East and West coursing through the pieces, usually hand in hand; and just as the composer’s technical virtuosity is apparent, she possesses a desire, and a talent, for direct communication that can be heard in virtually every measure. The recording features Tabakova’s Concerto for Cello and Strings, plus the Rameau-channelling Suite in Old Style for viola and chamber orchestra. Then there are three chamber works: the string trio Insight, the string septet Such Different Paths and a trio for violin, accordion and double-bass, Frozen River Flows. The performers include violinist Janine Jansen and several of Tabakova’s former conservatory colleagues: violinist Roman Mints, violist-conductor Maxim Rysanov and cellist Kristina Blaumane, principal with the London Philharmonic Orchestra.
Tabakova’s music has a particularly 21st-century feel for its broad palette – its free mix of tonality and modality, of folk-music influence and the example of past masters. Her ECM debut came about after a happenstance meeting of the composer with label founder-producer Manfred Eicher at the Lockenhaus Festival in Austria, where Rysanov was performing Tabakova’s Suite in Old Style (part of a triptych of suites she has written for him, along with a concerto). The resulting album presents Tabakova works from 2002 through 2008. (ECM Records)

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This is incredible, by the way.

I’ve been listening to the Concerto for Violoncello and Strings all day.

Would love to discover more from Tabakova.

Thank you for this rare finding!
Is she related to Bulgarian conductor Emil Tabakov?

Wikipedia says she’s the daughter of Slavik Tabakov, a doctor from a family of doctors: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dobrinka_Tabakova