甜美的夢(哈察都量/柴可夫斯基/普羅高菲夫:兒童鋼琴安眠曲集)
瓦杜希・葉里西揚 鋼琴

Few composers have managed to write works for children while remaining themselves, without making the slightest concession on their style or their language. Whether they created technically simple pieces for apprentice pianists or easy to listen to for young listeners, Jean-Sébastien Bach with Anna-Magdalena Bach's Little Book or Bela Bartok with Microcosmos have succeeded in producing literature " educational ”which accompanies the development of children and which indelibly marks their memory as adults by making no concessions on the aesthetic level. Piotr Ilitch Tchaikovsky, Sergei Prokofiev and Aram Khachaturian, whose respective languages ​​are often based on a rhetoric of virtuosity, took up the same challenge and composed three summits of the pedagogical repertoire for the piano. Sometimes being inspired by popular music from their respective countries, they refer to the poetic themes dear to any child: dance, games and animals. It is the joy and lightness that characterize these cycles that will haunt the "sweet dreams" of their listeners.

Khachaturian: Children Album, Book 1 18:34
Varduhi Yeritsyan

I. Andantino 01:33
II. It is not Allowed to Play Today 00:46
III. Ljado is sick 02:26

Prokofiev: Music for Children, Op. 65 18:56
I. Morning 01:57
II. Walk 01:08
III. Fairy Tale 01:56

Tchaikovsky: Children Album, Op. 39 25:38:00
I. Morning prayer 01:20
II. Winter morning 01:05
III. Hobby-horse 00:43
IV. Mamma 01:16
V. The toy soldiers' march 00:51
VI. My dolly is ill 01:24
VII. Dolly's funeral 01:36
VIII. Waltz 01:20
IX. My new dolly 00:41
X. Mazurka 01:08
XI. Russian song 00:35
XII. Farmer's boy playing on the accordéon 00:56
XIII. Kamarinskaia 00:34
XIV. Polka 00:40
IXV. talian song 00:55
XVI. French song 0:55
XVII. German song 00:56
XVIII. Neapolitan song 01:09
XIX. A nursery tale 00:54
XX. The witch in the wood 00:46
XXI. Sweet dreams 01:44
XXII. The lark's song 01:06
XXIII. The organgrinder's song 00:53
XXIV. Choir 02:11