Kosenko/ Gryshyn - TransitionsUkrainian pianist Igor Gryshyn performs the music of one of his greatest compatriots, pianist composer Viktor Kosenko, alongside repertoire by a figure who inspired Kosenko's output: Russian composer Alexander Scriabin. This album brings Kosenko's music into the spotlight and reveals a composer deserving of wider attention. Kosenko's tudes, Op. 8 brim with a wealth of ideas, encompassing the chromatic fluidity and shifting colours that show Scriabin's

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