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"Meeting" is a waltz from the series "Talk of the Heart", written by the composer for the symphony orchestra. The musical text is set out in transcription for piano (button accordion, accordion)
The “Meeting”, presented to your attention, was written for the symphony orchestra and is the introductory part of the suite - the poem “Conversations of the Heart” (“Meeting”, “Remembering”, “Separation”). This piece of music has won the attention of connoisseurs due to its lyricism, penetration of the melody and bright image. It is one of the composer's most popular waltz cycles. The uniqueness of the musical text lies in the fact that a musical piece can be performed both on the piano, and on the button accordion, accordion. Welcome to the World of Music of Konstantin Kyrychenko!
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.. I watched, listened and studied eagerly ... (F. Chaliapin) These words of an outstanding opera singer most vividly characterize the life of the composer, teacher and musician Konstantin Kyrychenko, since it was not the classrooms of elementary, secondary and higher musical educational institutions that influenced his work more and communication with mature and wise people of music and art, as well as a strong desire for introspection, self-improvement and of course ... Love !!! This topic occupies a significant place in the work of the composer. The vivid image, the penetration of the melody, the genre variety is far from a complete list of what such music includes. Among the striking examples of such music can be identified: suite - the poem "Love Story" for the symphony orchestra ("Farewell", "Instant", "Rush", "Sadness", "Longing", "Waiting"); Suite - the poem "Talk of the Heart" for the symphony orchestra ("Meeting", "Memories", "Separation"); Suite “White Dance” for pop-symphony orchestra (tango “Without You”, nocturn “Breath of Tenderness”, tango “Always with You.” You can also include some vocal works on this list: vocalization “Elegy” for soprano, vocalization “Song” "for mezzo - soprano, as well as Prelude for piano ...
