No more Wunderkind : Sergei Nakariakov /
Sergei Nakariakov has broken through more than a few of the perceived boundaries framing the world of the trumpet in classical music. Dubbed "The Paganini of the trumpet" and "Caruso of the Trumpet", Nakariakov has developed a unique musical voice, which is much more than a vehic...
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| Format: | Electronic Video |
| Language: | English Russian French |
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Halle, Germany :
Monarda Arts,
2004
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| Series: | Academic Video Online
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| Summary: | Sergei Nakariakov has broken through more than a few of the perceived boundaries framing the world of the trumpet in classical music. Dubbed "The Paganini of the trumpet" and "Caruso of the Trumpet", Nakariakov has developed a unique musical voice, which is much more than a vehicle for astonishing virtuosity. His repertoire includes not only the entire range of original literature for the trumpet; but is continually expanding into broader territories, including many fascinating transcriptions, while he searches for ever new means of musical expression. At the same time, he has single-handedly brought the flugelhorn to prominence on the concert platform. The film presents the musician at his best but it also shows the victim of a soviet child prodigy biography. The mature Nakariakov's breathtaking virtuosity is contrasted with footage of the child whose lips are sore from practicing. Is it true that Sergei was "never a wunderkind", as he claims in the interview? |
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| Item Description: | Title from title screen (viewed January 05, 2023). |
| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (57 minutes) |
| Playing Time: | 00:56:44 |
| Language: | Interviews in English, Russian, and French. |
