FYC Romantic Symphonies edited by Leonard Bernstein © 2024

Music album by Taras Kutsenko & Zhangjiajie Philharmonic Orchestra.

Producer: Alex Sino

We are thrilled that the albums by Alex Sino and Taras Kutsenko - Domus Solis, R. Gliere 12 duos for two violins, Romantic Symphonies edited by Leonard Bernstein, and The House of Dreams are on the ballots of 67th GRAMMY® Awards Nominations.
This groundbreaking work is a testament to the duo's innovative approach to music. The albums are a unique blend of genres and exceptional production quality that already garnered critical acclaim and captivated audiences worldwide.
“We are incredibly honored to have our albums considered for a Grammy,” said Alex Sino. “These albums represent our passion for music and dedication to creating something extraordinary. We hope it resonates with listeners and the Recording Academy members alike.”

In addition to nominations in Best Albums categories, Alex Sino and Taras Kutsenko were submitted by their Record Label Terry Heimat Studios LLC and Pier 5 to the Grammy Ballots in "Producer Of The Year, Classical” and “Producer Of The Year, non-classical” Category.

For more information, requests, or to arrange an interview, please get in touch with Pier 5 Records at 305Pier5@gmail.com
Dear Editor at Classical Voice North America,

Romantic Symphonies Edited by Leonard Bernstein© 2024

The Zhangjiajie Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Taras Kutsenko recorded two symphonies by Gounod and Bizet, edited by the great American conductor Leonard Bernstein.
Two romantic symphonies by Gounod and Bizet, edited by Leonard Bernstein.
Furthermore, historical fact tells us that Bizet wrote his only symphony under the impression of Gounod's First Symphony. A hundred years later, Leonard Bernstein has made his conducting changes that have given new life to two symphonies by the great French composers.
In the history of the conductor's musical thought as a figure of musical performance, there are many examples of interpretations of famous classical works. Indeed, the number of paradoxical and mutually exclusive phenomena peacefully neighboring each other in the practical activity of a conductor cannot fit within the framework of certain dogmas, rules, or laws. However, some conductors have penetrated the essence of a work and using certain methods, which can be compared to the chemistry of sound, achieve a new sound. Among other conductors, there was Leonard Bernstein. The Maestro's conducting interpretation and revision of well-known music gives the listener new sensations and impressions.

Premiere August, 2024
Leonard Bernstein
American composer, pianist, conductor of the New York Philharmonic and other leading world orchestras. Author of ballets and symphonies. A leading theorist and practitioner of musicals.
Producers:
Genre
Classical music
Country/Release date
USA August, 2024
Conductor's Edition:
Leonard Bernstein
Mixing & Mastering:
Labels:
Terry Heimat Studios LLC
Pier 5 Ltd.

CREDITS AND TRACK NOTES


Performers:


1. Charles Gounod Symphoni 1 (Allegro Molto)

written by Taras Kutsenko & Zangjiajie Philharmonic Orchestra

Alex Sino, Pier 5 & Terry Heimat Studios LLC


2. Charles Gounod Symphoni 1 (Allegretto Moderato)

written by Taras Kutsenko & Zangjiajie Philharmonic Orchestra

Alex Sino, Pier 5 & Terry Heimat Studios LLC


3. Charles Gounod Symphoni 1 (Scherzo. Non Troppo Presto)

written by Taras Kutsenko & Zangjiajie Philharmonic Orchestra

Alex Sino, Pier 5 & Terry Heimat Studios LLC


4. Charles Gounod Symphoni 1 (Final. Adagio. Allegro Vivace)

written by Taras Kutsenko & Zangjiajie Philharmonic Orchestra

Alex Sino, Pier 5 & Terry Heimat Studios LLC


5. Georges Bizet Symphony in C Major (Allegro Vivo)

written by Taras Kutsenko & Zangjiajie Philharmonic Orchestra

Alex Sino, Pier 5 & Terry Heimat Studios LLC


6. Georges Bizet Symphony in C Major (Adagio)

written by Taras Kutsenko & Zangjiajie Philharmonic Orchestra

Alex Sino, Pier 5 & Terry Heimat Studios LLC


7. Georges Bizet Symphony in C Major (Allegro Vivace)

written by Taras Kutsenko & Zangjiajie Philharmonic Orchestra

Alex Sino, Pier 5 & Terry Heimat Studios LLC


8. Georges Bizet Symphony in C Major (Final. Allegro Vivace)

written by Taras Kutsenko & Zangjiajie Philharmonic Orchestra

Alex Sino, Pier 5 & Terry Heimat Studios LLC


THANK YOU TO EVERYONE INVOLVED IN THE MAKING OF THIS PROJECT


Zhangjiajie Symphony Center Hunan, China

Jane Debin Rector of Zhangjiajie College University

Producers

Alex Sino (1-8) New York, USA

 Taras Kutsenko (1-8) Florida, USA

Alex Sino
Founder & Producer of Pier 5 Inc
Dr. Alex Sino is the Latin Grammy Award-winning producer, writer, and lyricist. He has worked with numerous established and emerging artists including Al Di Meola, Leonid Agutin, MC Solaar, Macy Gray, Arturo Sandoval, Rudy Perez, Anthony Jackson, Xavier Naidoo, Till Bronner, Orlando “Maraca” Valle, No Mercy, Jon Secada, Diego Torres, Amaury Gutierrez, Carlos Oliva, Omara Portuondo, along with many others.

Orchestra

Zhangjiajie Philharmonic Orchestra

Conductor

Taras Kutsenko

Chief conductor, and music Director of ZPO
Professoe Taras Kutsenko is a graduate of the most prestigious and elite universities and conservatories of music including the Moscow School of Musical Performance and Composition (Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory), the Leningrad (Sankt Petersburg) School of Conducting, the New York Film Academy, and the California Berkeley School of Sound Engineering.
Maestro Kutsenko is a member of the Artists' International Association, and is the recipient of the Order of the "World Cultural Diplomacy".
Professor Emeritus at Masachussetts University USA
Maestro Kutsenko is a Professor at Zhangjiajie College Jishow University, Hunan, China.
Global Music Awards Winner
GRAMMY® & LATIN GRAMMY® Balloted
Winner of the Seagull Theater Award
Inducted into the "Hall of Fame" of the Yellow Dragon Music Festival in Hunan, China in 2018.
Winner of numerous music and movie awards.
Orchestra members
The first violin group
  • Valery Moiseenko
    Concertmaster of the orchestra
  • Olena Savchuk
    Assistant concertmaster
  • Olena Lotut
    Assistant Third leader of first violin group
  • Shoira Akhmedova
    Assistant Second leader of first violin group
  • Andriy Sharan
    Third leader of first violin group
  • Vasyl Chepura
    Fourth leader of first violin group
  • Lei Shiyi
    Assistant Fourth leader of first violin group
The Second violin group
  • Guzal Tadzhikulova
    Concertmaster of second violin group
  • Bakhtiyor Choriev
    Assistant concertmaster of second violin group
  • Sayfullo Sayfutdinov
    Third leader of second violin group
  • Li Sin
    Guest musician in the second violin group
  • Wang Haibing
    Guest musician in the second violin group
The Viola group
  • Mukhammad Mirkhamidullaev
    First Viola
  • Peng Yue Yi
    Guest concertmaster of the viola group
  • Wen Zhan
    Guest assistant concertmaster of the viola group
  • Yu Hao
    Guest second leader of viola group
  • Tan Miao Qi
    Guest Assistant second leader of viola group
Cello group
  • Oksana Tolmachova
    Concertmaster of cello group
  • Galim Akhmerov
    Assistant concertmaster of cello group
  • Gao Zhi Jian
    Guest musician in the cello group
  • Chen Yanying
    Guest musician in the cello group
Contrabass
  • Javlon Yusupov
    Concertmaster of contrabass group
  • Yang Jing Xian
    Guest musician in the contrabass group
Flute
  • Bobur Sobirov
    Flute
Oboe
  • Abboskhon Akbarov
    First Oboe
  • Rustanjon Nosirov
    Second Oboe
Clarinet group
  • Timur Aldungarov
    Concertmaster of clarinet group
  • Shokhzod Esonboev
    Assistant concertmaster of clarinet group
Basson
  • Vasyl Lotut
    First Besson
  • Elbek Rasulov
    Second Bessin
Horn
  • Vloloddymyr Hlazkov
    First Horn
  • Nuriddin Kambarov
    Second Horn
  • Chu Tiya
    Guest Horn
Trumpet
  • Dilshod Mamadaliev
    First Trumpet
  • Iurii Kokidko
    Second Trumpet, Flugelhorn
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