L'esprit du temps Anastasia Feruleva & Frank van de Laar

• Igor Stravinsky (1882 - 1971): Suite Italienne:
• 1 Suite Italienne: I. Introduzione 02:09
• 2 Suite Italienne: II. Serenata 03:00
• 3 Suite Italienne: III. Aria 05:30
• 4 Suite Italienne: IV. Tarantella 02:22
• 5 Suite Italienne: V. Minuetto e Finale 04:49
• Lili Boulanger (1893 - 1918):
• 6 D'un soir triste 09:46
• Nadia Boulanger (1887 - 1979): Trois pièces:
• 7 Trois pièces: I. Modéré 02:45
• 8 Trois pièces: II. Sans vitesse et a l'aise 01:22
• 9 Trois pièces: III. Vite et nerveusement rythmé 02:32
• George Enescu (1881 - 1955): Cello sonata No. 2 in C Major, Op. 26 No.2:
• 10 Cello sonata No. 2 in C Major, Op. 26 No.2: I. Allegro moderato ed amabile 09:13
• 11 Cello sonata No. 2 in C Major, Op. 26 No.2: II. Allegro agitato, non troppo mosso 05:43
• 12 Cello sonata No. 2 in C Major, Op. 26 No.2: III. Andantino cantabile, senza lentezza 06:36
• 13 Cello sonata No. 2 in C Major, Op. 26 No.2: IV. Final a la roumaine, allegro sciolto 06:03
• Total Runtime 01:01:50

Info zu L'esprit du temps

Anastasia Feruleva and Frank van de Laar bring some light in uncertain times. Enjoy a special musical duo that performs equally special works.

“Now that the whole world is literally and figuratively shaken up, we want to reach the people with special music from a time in which everything was also at risk: the period after the First World War. We want to convey an artistic message in which quality and content are central and not the volatility of social media” (Anastasia Feruleva and Frank van de Laar)

Anastasia Feruleva is acclaimed as one of the most promising cellists of her generation. Her enthralling expressivity and authentic personality have vowed audiences throughout Europe. Joining compelling technical skills to a profound artistic eloquence, she is hailed by critics for her “convincing, passionate and captivating interpretations” and “organic phrasing and vivid intensity till the very last note…” (Frankfurter Zeitung).

Anastasia Feruleva, cello
Frank van de Laar, piano

Anastasia Feruleva
(Archangelsk, 1992) has been playing the cello since the age of five. Her exceptional talent was quickly discovered and brought her to concert stages around the world at an early age. She graduated summa cum laude from the Royal Conservatory in The Hague and also studied in Berlin, Lübeck and Madrid.

Creating unique and daring imagery for artists, capturing the essence of their music.

I was born into a family where music was omnipresent. From as early as I was four years old, I’ve been playing the piano, the guitar, or pretty much any instrument I could get my little hands on. Genres didn’t matter either; I would play Baroque music one moment, progressive rock the next.

Another thing omnipresent was a love for photography. My father was an avid photographer, focusing mainly on landscapes and nature. He taught me all about composition and framing, about all the technical ins and outs of a camera system, and so much more. More than landscapes or nature, I loved photographing people, coming up with stories to tell in the images we created. A passion for portraits started.

During my studies (a bachelor’s and master’s degree in audio engineering) I discovered a burning desire to create art for artists, to help them tell their stories through unique imagery, often much outside the box of typical artist portraits. More than the artist, I try to capture what makes them, well, them – what makes their music sound the way it does. This, to me, is really all that editorial photography is about, you tell a story using just the images you create.

I found out through my work as a recording engineer, that though there was much demand for different photography for artists, there weren’t that many truly unique creators in this field. And so I set out to do just that; doing portrait and editorial photography for musicians, composers, and other people in the music or hi-fi industry.

If you’re reading this, and thinking to yourself: this sounds a whole lot like how I think, too!, then please write me a message. I’d love to collaborate with you, and create something truly unique, together.

Frank van de Laar
(Laren, 1965) is widely known as a soloist and chamber musician. He studied in Amsterdam and Hannover and has made more than 25 albums, with leading interpretations of Mendelssohn, Schubert and Escher. As principal study teacher he is associated with the conservatories of Amsterdam and Zwolle.

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