Review: Nina Kotova ‘Tchaikovsky’

    Critically acclaimed Nina Kotova presents us with her latest album ‘Tchaikovsky’ in an astounding fashion.

    Nina Kotova has joined links with Russian maestro Vladimir Fedoseyev to replay the wonderful works of Tchaikovsky in her latest album ‘Tchaikovsky’. The album includes a total of thirteen emotional, moving and simply terrific pieces by the man himself – played with soul and meaning.

    Kotova’s skill to play the Cello is unquestionably splendid, throughout the album she showcases her maturity and connection to the pieces especially in lively pieces such as ‘Pezzo capriccioso Op. 62’. Furthermore, the album is full of range, joyous themes are shifted from when the sound of ‘Serenade for Strings’ enters, ultimately moving us from theme to theme.

    Conclusively, the album is a terrific showcase of the dynamic that Kotova and Fedoseyev have as collaborators. Bringing back the great works of Tchaikovsky in a masterful way for those that sometimes forget the impact he has had, giving us a scale of emotions in one true album. This album is one for fans of classical music, especially those that adore the work of Tchaikovsky – one we recommend.

    The album is currently available to stream via Spotify here.

    Modestas Mankus
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    Modestas is the Editor-in-Chief at Our Culture Mag. He regularly delves into modern art, fashion, and photography. Modestas is a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.

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    Conclusively, the album is a terrific showcase of the dynamic that Kotova and Fedoseyev have as musicians. Bringing back the great works of Tchaikovsky in a masterful way for sure. This album is one for fans of classical music, especially those that adore the work of Tchaikovsky.Review: Nina Kotova 'Tchaikovsky'