Flowers We Are… – Ksenia Kouzmenko

György Kurtág Flowers We Are, Frail Flowers… (1b) (Games book I)
György Kurtág Flowers We Are, Frail Flowers… (1a) (I)
György Kurtág Flowers We Are… (VII)
György Kurtág Flowers We Are… (VII)
William Byrd All in a Garden Green
György Kurtág Flowers We Are… (4b) (I)
György Kurtág … A Single Flower in Memory of Simone Verchaly (IX)
François Couperin The Budding Lilies (XIII)
François Couperin The Reeds (XIII)
György Kurtág Grassblades in Memory of Klára Martyn (V)
György Kurtág Flowers We Are… (in memoriam Árpád Illés) (V)
Franz Schubert Trockne Blumen (arr. Franz Liszt)
Franz Schubert Heidenröslein, D. 257 (arr. Alfred Cortot)
György Kurtág Flower, the Flower… (V)
György Kurtág A Flower for Gabriella Garzó (V)
Felix Mendelssohn Fantasy on “The Last Rose of Summer”, Op. 15
Fanny Hensel Why Are the Roses so Pale? (arr. Ksenia Kouzmenko)
György Kurtág Flower and Thistle to S.W. (V)
György Kurtág Flowers We Are… (from the Sayings of Péter Bornemisza) (V)
György Kurtág A Gilly Flower for Márta (VII)
Clara Schumann The Silent Lotus Flower, Op. 13 No. 6
Robert Schumann Blumenstück, Op. 19
György Kurtág A Little Flower From Me (…lovely greetings to Grete Spinnrad) (V)
György Kurtág A Flower (X)
Johannes Brahms To a Violet, Op. 49 No. 2
Agathe Backer Grøndahl Song of the Roses, Op. 39 No. 4
György Kurtág Thistle (III)
György Kurtág Bluebell (II)
Jean Sibelius Bluebell, Op. 85 No. 5
Selim Palmgren Bluebells, Op. 22 No. 5
György Kurtág A Sprig of Heather for Witold (in memoriam Witold Lutoslawski) (VII)
Mel Bonis Narcissus, Op. 90
Cyril Scott Lotus Land, Op. 47 No. 1
György Kurtág Flowers We Are… (3) (I)
György Kurtág Like the Flowers of the Field… (in memoriam Ligeti Ilona) (V)
Sergei Rachmaninov Daisies, Op. 38 No. 3
Sergei Rachmaninov Lilacs, Op. 21 No. 5
György Kurtág …and once more: Flowers We Are… (I)

Ksenia Kouzmenko

Format: 1 CD
Release date: 6/2/2026
UGS : 8713897905311 Catégories : ,

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“Flowers We Are…” is a very poetic new album by pianist Ksenia Kouzmenko.

It features 38 “flower pieces” by 15 composers from the Renaissance to today, in which the flower symbolizes not only eternal beauty but also vulne- rability, the fleeting of time, and the transience of life. The album takes it’s name from a number of short pieces by theHungarian composer György Kurtág, “Virág az ember…” (“Flowers We Are…”).

The extreme intensity and almost aphoristic concentration of Kurtág’s compositions creates a very special listening experience, which puts other music in a bright new light. A natural tension arc connects the whole album from beginning to end. For almost two years Ksenia Kouzmenko has been busy carefully selecting and bringing together these pieces, ever again changing the order, or adding new ones. She was not only concerned with different styles or periods, but also with composers who wrote beautiful music but have become forgotten over time.

Ksenia Kouzmenko would like to dedicate this album to the magnificent composer György Kurtág, who will be a hundred years old in February 2026, and to his late wife Márta Kurtág. She had the privilege of working with both of them on several occasions, and the musical world of György Kurtág became very dear to her.

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