
Stravinsky: Divertimento, Suite Italienne & Duo Concertant
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1/7Recording & Production
This album was recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London from June 8-10, 1974.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Igor Stravinsky's Duo concertant was inspired by his love for the pastoral poets of antiquity and their scholarly art, forming a musical parallel to old pastoral poetry.
Performer Biography
Violinist Itzhak Perlman considers this Stravinsky album to be one of the finest gems of his discography and one of his own favorite albums.
Composition History
All three works on this album resulted from the close working relationship between composer Igor Stravinsky and violinist Samuel Dushkin.
Performer Biography
This Stravinsky recital is the only album Itzhak Perlman, a renowned violinist, and Bruno Canino, an Italian pianist and composer, have ever made together.
Compositional Technique
The Divertimento is a faithful arrangement of Igor Stravinsky's ballet Le Baiser de la fée, which was inspired by Tchaikovsky.
Compositional Technique
Unlike the Divertimento, the Suite italienne, an adaptation of the ballet Pulcinella, differs considerably from the original and includes newly composed material.















