Avantgarde im Königreich Jugoslawien (German Edition)

The works of Vladigerov, Pipkov, Goleminov and Nenov had previously featured in the concert programmes of many of them, including the Berlin and Vienna Philharmonic Orchestras, the London Symphony Orchestra and the Philadelphia Orchestra. Nothing was to change after the fall of Communism in Printed parts and scores were commissioned for the recording by the pianist himself—these works remain unpublished, and all pre-existing parts were handwritten. It is a monumental work that pushes the classical and romantic traditions of sonata form and thematic development to their limits.

It connects them with contemporary trends of objectivity and constructivism in an aesthetic symbiosis of late romantic and early modern trends, and is imbued with the melodic vocabulary of traditional Bulgarian music in a subtle, yet recognizable and personal way. Drawing on the traditions of the instrument and the genre—including those from the piano concertos of Beethoven, Brahms, Rachmaninov, Liszt, Scriabin and others—the solo part embraces further developments: The work is conceived in one continuous movement, which can be divided into three sections. This both pays a nod to the traditional three-movement piano concerto, while also exhibiting rare and innovative structural developments.

The first section opens with an ecstatic theme, to become one of the landmarks of the concerto.

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Constructed in sonata form without recapitulation, this section displays a degree of freedom more typically characteristic of a rhapsody or improvisation. The main subject is contrasted with a very simple second motif in the Lydian mode, which then permeates the second and third sections of the concerto, so establishing itself as a second main idea of the work.

This theme undergoes a rigorous development in multiple variations, many of which are very different from the original, to the point where connections with it become unrecognizable. Some examples are the Brahmsian chorale of the solo piano with apparent liturgical connotations, the contrasting—and menacing—military march, and several dance-like episodes. The third section of the concerto resembles a scherzo-finale, its whimsical theme being a remote, albeit clearly distinguishable, variation of the opening theme of the first section. The general climax is a recapitulation of the memorable chorale from the middle adagio section, now triumphant as an ecstatic orchestral celebration.

The dream-like coda, reminiscent of celebratory Eastern-Orthodox bell-ringing, combines motifs from the three main themes of the concerto: Thus the whole continuous movement of this concerto is built as a single over-arching sonata form of gigantic dimensions, exceeding even those achieved in the symphonies of Mahler and Bruckner—although longer as a whole, these symphonies consist of several movements, some of them in sonata form, whereas here the concerto is conveyed as a single continuous sonata form spanning nearly forty-five minutes.

Perhaps such an immense, cathedral-like edifice should not be so surprising: The piece opens with a dream-like introduction reminiscent of a Bulgarian folk song of meditative, pastoral nature. This is followed by a colourful rhapsody, composed in a clear ternary form. The outer sections of this rhapsody are imbued with the stylized yet unmistakable atmosphere of Bulgarian folk dances, ranging from witty and humorous to boisterous and rough. Despite the use of a number of contrasting ideas in the three main sections of the Ballade , the simple song melody of the introduction is the seed from which all the main themes and motifs are developed throughout the piece, like a kernel from which the whole tree has grown.

This seemingly free rhapsodic fantasy is in fact a highly organized monothematic composition, another rigorous invention of this composer-architect. Die Folgen blieben nicht aus.

Nach der ersten, radikalsten Phase des Regimes erlebte Nenow so etwas wie eine Rehabilitation—er bekam ein Jahr vor seinem Tod sogar den staatlichen Dimitrow-Preis verliehen. Bis zum Zusammenbruch des Kommunismus blieb es dabei. Es ist ein monumentales Werk, das im Hinblick auf die Sonatenform und thematische Entwicklung an die Grenzen dessen geht, was die klassische und romantische Musik erreicht hatten. Der erste Teil beginnt mit einem ekstatischen Thema, das im weiteren Verlauf eine herausgehobene Rolle spielen soll. Angelegt als Sonatenform ohne Reprise, zeigt dieser Abschnitt einen Grad von Freiheit, wie er eher einer Rhapsodie oder Improvisation entspricht.

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Der dritte Teil des Konzerts kommt einem Scherzo-Finale nahe; sein launiges Thema variiert frei, aber erkennbar das Anfangsthema des ersten Teils. Das Klavierkonzert dagegen ist als eine einzige, fast 45 Minuten umfassende Sonatenform angelegt.

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