Fathers & Daughters

Anna Fedorova, Borys Fedorov, Dana Zemtsov, Mikhail Zemtsov

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What are the origins of the Mexican/Dutch/Russian violist Dana Zemtsov and Ukrainian/Dutch pianist Anna Fedorova? Throughout years of friendship, they discovered many similarities in their upbringing. Both Dana and Anna’s parents met in Moscow’s conservatory. Dana’s parents – Julia Dinerstein and Mikhail Zemtsov – are both renowned violists. Anna’s parents – Tatiana Abayeva and Borys Fedorov – are incredible pianists and famous piano professors.

With the album Fathers & Daughters, they embark on a journey through generations of the two families! It features works performed by each daughter with her father, the fathers together, the daughters together, and the daughters with their fathers. With music by Evgeny Zemtsov, Frédéric Chopin, Nikolai Roslavets, Alexander Glazunov, Alexander Scriabin, Michael Kugel and Mikhail Zemtsov, plus a piece written by Borys Fedorov especially for this album, it is a perfect, nostalgic portrayal of the environment in which Dana & Anna’s ancestors grew up in.

Read a glowing review from HRAudio’s Adrian Quanjer

The Channel Classics recording staff have put this extraordinary album in a proper and highly rewarding engineering framework, leaving no stone unturned to present the listener with what -all things considered- may be called a collector’s item that has no competition.
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Dana Zemtsov – viola
Mikhail Zemtsov –
viola
Anna Fedorova –
piano
Borys Fedorov –
piano
Nicholas Schwartz 
– double bass

Tracklist

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1.
Amacord, Childhood memories - The Night at the Harbor
04:38
2.
Amacord, Childhood memories - The Sunrise Volga Ditties
05:27
3.
Melodies im Alten Stil
04:39
4.
Nocturne in F sharp, op. 15 no. 2
03:44
5.
Viola Sonata
12:14
6.
Es Tut Mir Leid
01:57
7.
Preghiera
07:23
8.
Shalom Aleichem - Andante
01:26
9.
Cielito Lindo
01:48
10.
Fantasy in a minor op. Posth.
07:40
11.
Elegy op. 44
06:24
12.
Tango Suite - el Taconazo
02:06
13.
Milonga
03:28
14.
Al Rato Veras
04:15

Total time: 01:07:09

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Release DateNovember 20, 2023

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Two of the more engaging and immensely talented performers on the current musical scene are pianist Anna Fedorova and violist Dana Zemtsov. I have been enjoying their respective recordings for several years and am always happy to see another release… This is an album made by technically masterful musicians who come to share a love of their art in truly engaging performances. And we are the beneficiaries of these magnificent artists across two generations as they perform together with a joy that is infectious.

I thoroughly enjoyed all of the generational duos, but I have to admit that my engagement came to full attention each time Anna and Dana returned to the stage together. I find that they make magic happen when they perform together. There is an ineffable quality about their music-making as a duo that I find completely enthralling, even if I can’t define what is affecting me.

Get this album and partake in the joy these fathers and daughters share with us!

HRAudio.net

Two of the world’s prominent rising stars, The Ukrainian-born pianist, Anna Fedorova, and the Mexican-born violist, Dana Zemtsov, joined here by their equally renowned fathers, Borys Fedorov and Michail Zemtsov, have created a programme that is as interesting as it is unusual. Rather than repeating the gist here, I suggest reading the detailed liner notes available in the accompanying booklet. What may look like a haphazard musical choice, is all part of a uniquely structured family concept about fathers and daughters; about old and new. About what was, what is, and what will surely remain. That’s why I believe that this is a release that is so out of the ordinary that no one serious about music and human relations should be without it.

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