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028A. Iosif Andriasov: "Apple Tree", Op. 13 for Tenor and Piano. (Electronic)

028A. Iosif Andriasov: "Apple Tree", Op. 13 for Tenor and Piano. (Electronic)

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Iosif Andriasov: "Apple Tree", Op. 13 for Tenor and Piano Music Score.

Iosif Andriasov composed the “Apple Tree” for Tenor and Piano, poetry by Stepan Shchipachov, in 1960. This Romance opens with a tranquil, serene theme, which moves to an impetuous, dramatic culmination, which later returns to the initial calmness. There are two images in the text by Stepan Shchipachov – an apple tree and wind. Through those images of nature, the author narrates a life story, drawing a parallel between an apple tree (young, innocent girl), and the wind (a persistent cavalier). A narration takes place not from the “heroes” perspective, but from a third person.

“Она в цвету была,                                    “She was in bloom,
В весеннем платье белом.                       In a white spring dress.
Но ветер платье рвал,                              But the wind was ripping her dress,
И молодое тело желанно целовал.         And kissing her young body with desire.
Теперь шептаться ей,                               Now, whispering she would
В саду с соседкой сливой.                        In the garden, to a neighbor plum-tree.
Но не о чем жалеть:                                 But there is nothing to regret:
Ей, тихой и счастливой,                           She, content and happy,
Плодами тяжелеть…”                               Will be bearing fruits…”

From the book: “Essays on the Music of Iosif Andriasov.”
Written by Marta Andriasova (Marina Kudryashova).

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