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molto espressivo by Diana Netchaeva

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Tracklist

	Track	Duration	Listeners
1	Gypsy Tunes, part1	5:01	1,942
2	Gypsy Tunes, part2	1:58	1,997
3	Gypsy Tunes, part3	1:56	2,355
4	Campanella	5:55	574
5	Histoire du Tango-Bordel 1900	0:30	414
6	Histoire du Tango-Cafe 1930	0:30	414
7	Histoire du Tango-Night Club 1960	0:30	428
8	Histoire du Tango-Concert d'Aujourdhui	0:30	435
9	Hungarian Dances No. 9	0:30	408
10	Hungarian Dances No. 6	0:30	391
11	Brasileira	2:47	430
12	Spanish Dance	3:52	483
13	Slavonic Dance E Minor	4:55	445

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About this album

Diana Netchaeva 13 tracks (29:24)

Classic music is boring and out-dated? No way. That’s just the stereotype of people who furnish themselves with that idea to believe that they will definitely go to sleep as soon as they hear the accords of classic music. In spite of the stereotype that many people are prone to refer to, there are people who really enjoy it and moreover, they devote their life to classic music. And here, Diana Netchaeva is just the person who took up the challenge and in 2007 she released her debut album «molto espressivo…» the home of her interpreted perception of the best classic compositions. The record of the album was made in concert with the unique guitarist V. Chebanov. Such a blend of different people with different cultural and musical preferences reveals the revolution sound of the album where all the compositions go hand in hand with the guitar accords for the first time.

The name of her album accentuates her intention to express the depth of her music since «molto espressivo…» is a musical term that depicts the nature of the musical work as “very impressive”. This identifies that the musician is expected to give expressive and fabulous performance. That’s how Diana sets her album goals to achieve and she aspires to get to the high end in doing music throughout all the thirteen tracks.