Utwory na płycie:

• Brief an die Dichterin Rimma Dalos for Soprano and Violoncello - 01
• Brief an die Dichterin Rimma Dalos for Soprano and Violoncello - 02
• "Sorrows"
• "Starry flute" – Monolog für Flöte solo, Op. 56
• "Towards the starlight" for Soprano and String Quartet, Op. 173 - I hate the starlight’s
• "Towards the starlight" for Soprano and String Quartet, Op. 173 - How slow the horses go
• "Towards the starlight" for Soprano and String Quartet, Op. 173 - To read only children's books
• "For Slava" for Double Bass, Op. 120a
• "At the turning point" for Soprano and Piano - Night
• "At the turning point" for Soprano and Piano - The Name of God
• "At the turning point" for Soprano and Piano - Winter Journey
• "At the turning point" for Soprano and Piano - Silence
• "Bessonnitsa. Homer" for Soprano and Piano
• "On the Path to Winter" for Piano solo, Op. 180
• "From the Voronezh Notebooks" for Soprano & String Quartet on Poems by O. Mandelstam, Op. 121 - Prelude
• "From the Voronezh Notebooks" - Greens
• "From the Voronezh Notebooks" - A Cat
• "From the Voronezh Notebooks" - The Sky
• "From the Voronezh Notebooks" - Into the Sky
• "From the Voronezh Notebooks" - Madness

Sofia Gubaidulina:
Brief an die Dichterin Rimma Dalos

Elena Firsova:
“Sorrows” (Tristia II), Op. 145
“Starry flute”, Op. 56
“Towards the starlight”, Op. 173
“For Slava”, Op. 120a
“On the Path to Winter”, Op. 180
“From the Voronezh Notebooks”, Op. 121

Edison Denisov:
“At the turning point”

Valentin Silvestrov:
Biessonnitza. Homer

The musicians working with soprano Maacha Deubner take us to exotic worlds of sound on their new GENUIN CD, which is exclusively comprised of world premiere recordings. These include works by the Russian composer Elena Firsova and fellow composers, set in dialogue with the oeuvre of the poet Ossip Mandelstam. In addition to Firsova's works, we make acquaintance with music by Sofia Gubaidulina, Edison Denissov, and Valentin Silvestrov. Maacha Leubner and her colleagues from the KAPmodern ensemble of the Kammerphilharmonie Potsdam devote themselves to the invariably highly expressive music, performing it with great seriousness and mastery.