Bartók World Competition

Roman Verescsagin

Russian Federation

1 March 2000

 

Recitative, Nocturne and Scherzo

"The author is a little skeptical about the interpretation of meanings and concepts in music, especially in his own, and it will be easiest for him to refer to the words of Igor Stravinsky:

“Music expresses nothing but itself”.

The author can only add that this composition was written with the expectation

that it would interest not only the public, but also be an thrilling, difficult,

exciting challenge for violinists and pianists.

As a violinist and pianist, I can say that in this work I tried to reveal diverse

possibilities and virtues of the violin and piano, without trying to bring

virtuosity to the fore, but first of all to create an interesting piece of music."

 

Roman Vereshchagin is a violinist, pianist and composer from Russia.

Winner of the third prize of the Russian-Austrian competition of composers "Sounds of the Mountains" (2021).

He performed in Lublin (Poland) in honor of the city day as a violinist and pianist, as well as the author of arrangements of traditional songs in 2019.

Graduated from the Omsk Musical College. V.Ya. Shebalin in the violin class, now works as an artist of the Chamber Orchestra of the Omsk Philharmonic and regularly performs on the stage.