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Discours sur la délivrance

by Alexandre Rabinovitch-Barakovsky

Instrumentation
Cello, Piano, Percussion
Composed
1982
Duration
28'
Publisher
Donemus
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Discours sur la délivrance (1982) is a work of about 28 minutes for amplified cello, amplified piano and amplified vibraphone by Alexandre Rabinovitch-Barakovsky, a Russian-born composer and pianist who emigrated from Moscow to Paris in 1974 and later settled in Switzerland. The linked recording features the cellist Mark Drobinsky with the composer at the piano.

Technical overview

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Level rubric

Professional

Left Hand

  • Complete command of the fingerboard.
  • Proficient thumb position across all strings.
  • Execute complex double stops and rapid trills precisely.
  • Fast scales and leaps with precise intonation and speed.
  • Apply expressive techniques (portamenti, micro‑adjusted intonation) tastefully.
  • Easily execute false harmonics.

Right Hand

  • Seamlessly blends martelé, spiccato, sautillé, legato & ricochet.
  • Meticulous bow distribution for sustained lines or rapid passages.
  • Clear pianissimo to controlled fortissimo.
  • Economical, efficient bow movement with smooth transitions.
  • Employ advanced effects (ponticello, bow effects) artistically.

Musicality

  • Focus on a deeply personal, communicative performance.
  • Make interpretive choices reflecting deep understanding of form, style & emotion.
  • Convey nuanced phrasing, wide dynamic range & a unique artistic voice.
  • Craft dramatic cadenzas/solos with rubato, tone & expressive timing.

Levels are approximate guides, not strict requirements.

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