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Dimitri Ashkenazy is an internationally acclaimed clarinetist, renowned for his prowess both as a concerto soloist and a chamber music player. Born in New York City in 1969, Dimitri began his musical journey on the piano at the age of six before switching to the clarinet under the guidance of Giambattista Sisini. The son of the legendary pianist and conductor Vladimir Ashkenazy, Dimitri has inherited a rich musical legacy and has toured extensively across Europe, performing with his father and under his baton with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. Currently based in Switzerland, Dimitri Ashkenazy continues to captivate audiences with his virtuosic performances, blending technical brilliance with profound musicality.
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Dimitri Ashkenazy, renowned for his virtuosic performances and innovative arrangements, presents "Ottocento, Vol. 2," a captivating exploration of 19th-century chamber music masterpieces. This album, set for release on January 17, 2025, under the Halidon/Sheva label, showcases Ashkenazy's exceptional artistry alongside the brilliant Jean-Paul Greub. Spanning a diverse repertoire, the album features meticulously crafted arrangements for clarinet and guitar, offering a fresh perspective on beloved classics.
The album opens with a stunning rendition of the Sonata in C Major, Op. 9, showcasing the dynamic interplay between Ashkenazy's clarinet and Greub's guitar. The Variations on a Theme by Rossini for Flute and Piano, B.9, B. 9, reimagined for clarinet and guitar, highlight the duo's technical prowess and musical synergy. The inclusion of pieces from the "12 Menuets brillans pour Guitare, Op. 15" and the "Capriccio No. 17 in G Minor, Op. 3" adds a touch of elegance and virtuosity to the collection.
A standout piece is the Grand Duo Concertant for Guitar and Flute, Op. 85, arranged for clarinet and guitar, which exemplifies the duo's ability to bring depth and nuance to each movement. From the Allegro maestoso to the Allegretto espressivo, Ashkenazy and Greub navigate the complex compositions with grace and precision.
"Ottocento, Vol. 2" is a testament to Dimitri Ashkenazy's dedication to preserving and reinterpreting classical music for contemporary audiences. With a duration of 1 hour and 13 minutes, this album is a must-listen for enthusiasts of chamber music and those seeking to discover the timeless beauty of 19th-century compositions.