Vereshchagin Concerto Grosso
7 hrs. 24 min.
Description
In January 2013, the novel was named the “Best Book Written by a Journalist” of 2012.
"Vereshchagin" is Marina Korolyova’s first novel. The hero is a composer, a professor at a conservatory. He buys from a used-book seller a book by an unknown author from the 1920s and starts writing a concerto based on it—"concerto grosso." And that fundamentally changes his life. They throw him out of the conservatory: it’s the eighties; love falls upon him—the very one he had been waiting for all his life—and then… the book… the book disappears without a trace. What remains is Moscow we’ve already lost, the atmosphere of the era, and the hope that love is stronger than death and lasts longer than life.
"Vereshchagin" is Marina Korolyova’s first novel. The hero is a composer, a professor at a conservatory. He buys from a used-book seller a book by an unknown author from the 1920s and starts writing a concerto based on it—"concerto grosso." And that fundamentally changes his life. They throw him out of the conservatory: it’s the eighties; love falls upon him—the very one he had been waiting for all his life—and then… the book… the book disappears without a trace. What remains is Moscow we’ve already lost, the atmosphere of the era, and the hope that love is stronger than death and lasts longer than life.
03:15
00-01-prelyudiya
28:04
01-andante
28:45
02-01-allegro
23:51
02-02-allegro
37:58
02-03-ona
24:09
03-01-stakkato
29:00
03-02-stakkato
25:34
04-01-appassionato
25:29
04-02-appassionato
22:46
04-03-noktyurn-nomer-1
01:13
04-04-ona
16:31
04-05-noktyurn-nomer-2
17:37
04-06-noktyurn-nomer-3
28:22
05-01-adazhio
24:40
05-02-adazhio
09:36
05-03-o-glavnom
17:21
06-01-dolorozo
07:47
06-02-vrachi
35:30
07-andante-kantabile
34:57
08-koda
01:36
09-prishla
