The album is titled 'Kaleidoscope' after the piece 'Kaleidoskop' by Polish-American pianist Josef Casimir Hofmann, which was recently rediscovered.
Interpretation
As a special encore, the Fediurko brothers often perform a four-hands version of Astor Piazzolla's 'Libertango', arranged by the Buniatishvili sisters.
Recording & Production
The recording of this debut album took place in seclusion at the Immanuelskirche Wuppertal, with sound engineer Manfred Schumacher acting as a 'third musician'.
Performer Biography
After the Russian war of aggression on Ukraine, Oleksandr Fediurko followed his older brother Roman to Graz, where both study at the University of Music and Performing Arts.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Myroslaw Skoryk, a Ukrainian composer, is considered 'the' unofficial spiritual voice in his country, according to Roman Fediurko.
Performer Biography
The Fediurko brothers personally met Myroslaw Skoryk, a Ukrainian composer, at a music festival in Stockholm some years ago.
Performer Biography
Pianists Roman and Oleksandr Fediurko, born in Kyiv, are 18 and 13 years old respectively at the time of their debut CD's release.
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