Per aspera ad astra

CD album cover 'Per aspera ad astra' (GEN 24852) with Andrey  Denisenko

GEN 24852 EAN: 4260036258523

1.3.2024 18.90 €

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From the Earth to the stars, from darkness to light: the young, award-winning pianist Andrey Denisenko, acclaimed in Germany and Russia, has compiled significant works of literature for his new GENUIN CD. The creators of Robert Schumann's "Kreisleriana", Johannes Brahms' late Fantasies, and the master Johann Sebastian Bach's magnificent "Chaconne" for the violin (arranged by Brahms) transformed suffering and deprivation into musical gems. These works demand not only a technically outstanding pianist but also an artist who thinks and breathes in grand structures. Andrey Denisenko possesses both qualities and plays these masterpieces with verve and excellent clarity.



PianoNews
In an in-depth interview with Andrey Denisenko at the Steinway Haus in Düsseldorf, Carsten Dürer talks about his musical career to date and his recently released debut album ‘Per aspera ad astra’.

Orchestergraben
"Andrey Denisenko brings us a well-rounded album with a surprising introduction that amazes, entertains, makes you think, but first and foremost touches and moves you." Review by Stefan Pillhofer, April 4, 2024

Concerti
"A rollercoaster ride through human emotions, in which the artist also goes beyond himself." Review published on April 3, 2024

Klassik heute
"Thrillingly rhythmic and lively and yet still playful." Review by Rainer W. Janka, March 21, 2024

Pizzicato
"He plays it sensitively, tastefully and as if improvising." Review by Remy Franck, March 7, 2024

Andrey Denisenko Piano

link to PDF booklet


From the Earth to the stars, from darkness to light: the young, award-winning pianist Andrey Denisenko, acclaimed in Germany and Russia, has compiled significant works of literature for his new GENUIN CD. The creators of Robert Schumann's "Kreisleriana", Johannes Brahms' late Fantasies, and the master Johann Sebastian Bach's magnificent "Chaconne" for the violin (arranged by Brahms) transformed suffering and deprivation into musical gems. These works demand not only a technically outstanding pianist but also an artist who thinks and breathes in grand structures. Andrey Denisenko possesses both qualities and plays these masterpieces with verve and excellent clarity.



PianoNews
In an in-depth interview with Andrey Denisenko at the Steinway Haus in Düsseldorf, Carsten Dürer talks about his musical career to date and his recently released debut album ‘Per aspera ad astra’.

Orchestergraben
"Andrey Denisenko brings us a well-rounded album with a surprising introduction that amazes, entertains, makes you think, but first and foremost touches and moves you." Review by Stefan Pillhofer, April 4, 2024

Concerti
"A rollercoaster ride through human emotions, in which the artist also goes beyond himself." Review published on April 3, 2024

Klassik heute
"Thrillingly rhythmic and lively and yet still playful." Review by Rainer W. Janka, March 21, 2024

Pizzicato
"He plays it sensitively, tastefully and as if improvising." Review by Remy Franck, March 7, 2024

link to PDF booklet


From the Earth to the stars, from darkness to light: the young, award-winning pianist Andrey Denisenko, acclaimed in Germany and Russia, has compiled significant works of literature for his new GENUIN CD. The creators of Robert Schumann's "Kreisleriana", Johannes Brahms' late Fantasies, and the master Johann Sebastian Bach's magnificent "Chaconne" for the violin (arranged by Brahms) transformed suffering and deprivation into musical gems. These works demand not only a technically outstanding pianist but also an artist who thinks and breathes in grand structures. Andrey Denisenko possesses both qualities and plays these masterpieces with verve and excellent clarity.



PianoNews
In an in-depth interview with Andrey Denisenko at the Steinway Haus in Düsseldorf, Carsten Dürer talks about his musical career to date and his recently released debut album ‘Per aspera ad astra’.

Orchestergraben
"Andrey Denisenko brings us a well-rounded album with a surprising introduction that amazes, entertains, makes you think, but first and foremost touches and moves you." Review by Stefan Pillhofer, April 4, 2024

Concerti
"A rollercoaster ride through human emotions, in which the artist also goes beyond himself." Review published on April 3, 2024

Klassik heute
"Thrillingly rhythmic and lively and yet still playful." Review by Rainer W. Janka, March 21, 2024

Pizzicato
"He plays it sensitively, tastefully and as if improvising." Review by Remy Franck, March 7, 2024