20-05-2013

OE1 Radio     20. Mai 2013     11:03
Salzburger Pfingstfestspiele 2013 - Matinee live
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GUBAIDULINA: Offertorium for violin and orchestra.

SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony No. 13 in B minor, Op. 113, 'Babi Yar'

Vadim Repin, Violine
Mikhail Petrenko, Bass
Chor und Orchester des Mariinski-Theaters, St. Petersburg,
Dirigent: Valery Gergiev. 

13-05-2013

Orpheus Radio       13-05-2013 at   20:00       
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Repin and Lugansky play Bartók, Brahms, Debussy & Prokofiev
Concert recorded on 24-03-2013 in Moscow

Vadim Repin, violin, and Nikolai Lugansky, piano, perform:

BARTÓK: Rhapsody No 1 for Violin and Piano in C Major.

BRAHMS: Sonata No 3 for Violin and Piano in D Minor.

DEBUSSY: Sonata for Violin and Piano in G Minor.

PROKOFIEV: Sonata No 1 for Violin and Piano in F Minor

20:00 Концертный зал радио "Орфей". "Два вечера с Николаем Луганским". Концерт Вадима Репина и Николая Луганского.
В программе произведения Бартока, Дебюсси и Прокофьева.
Запись из Большого зала Консерватории от 24 марта 2013 года.

20-04-2013

Chess TV     Live Broadcast

The Alekhine Memorial. Opening ceremony in Le Louvre, Paris, April 20,2013

Vadim Repin and Nikolai Lugansky perform:
Rachmaninov "Romance" Op.6 no.1
Tchaikovsky "Waltz scherzo"
Ponce "Estrellita"

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8-04-2013

Brava HDTV      8-04-2013     13h38
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Film Portrait by Claudia Wilke, 'Ein Magier des Klangs' (2010)

Repin: Magician of sound

Born in Siberia in 1971, Vadim Repin started to play violin at the age of five and had his first stage performance six months later. At only eleven he won the gold medal in all age categories in the Wieniawski Competition and gave his recital debuts in Moscow and St Petersburg. In 1985 at fourteen he made his debuts in Tokyo, Munich, Berlin, Helsinki; a year later in Carnegie Hall. Two years later Vadim Repin was the youngest ever winner of the most prestigious and demanding violin competition in the world, the Reine Elisabeth Concours. From the vastness of Siberia to world fame, the violin virtuoso Vadim Repin returns to where his career began, for a Brahms tour, far away from the cultural centre of Moscow. From Irkutsk at Lake Baikal to Novosibirsk, we follow the magnificent artist to the West, where Yehudi Menuhin once called him the ‘most perfect violinist in the world’ he ever heard.

7-04-2013

Brava HDTV    7-04-2013    22h02
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Bruch VC No1

Vadim Repin
Berlin Phil. / Simon Rattle

Max Bruch’s first violin concerto in G minor is one of the most popular violin concertos. Bruch started composing this piece in 1857 and on April 24th 1866 it was first performed, with Otto von Köningslow on violin and Bruch himself conducting. It was Bruch’s first piece for large orchestra and he found it quite a challenge: unsatisfied with the result, he took the piece from the stand. Only after substantial revisions, with the help of violinist Joseph Joachim among others, a second version was premiered in 1868. This version is played to this day. Sir Simon Rattle, Berliner Philharmoniker, Vadim Repin (violin)

5-04-2013

Radio France Musique   5-04-2013
Le concert de l'après-midi de 14:00 à 15:56
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Recital de Vadim Repin et Nikolai Lugansky

Serge Prokofiev: Sonate N°1 en fa mineur Op.1

Béla Bartok: Rhapsodie N°1 BB94a, SZ.86 

Johannes Brahms: Sonate N°3 en ré mineur Op.108

bis n°1
Edvard Grieg : Sonate pour violon et piano n°2 en Sol majeur op 13 Allegretto Tranquillo

bis n°2
Manuel Ponce : Estrellita

Nikolaï Lugansky, Piano
Vadim Repin, Violon

Concert donné le 22 mars 2013 au Théâtre des Champs-Elysées, Paris.

14-02-2013

Mezzo Live HD   14 février 2013 à 15h30
23 / 02 - 08h30
24 / 02 - 05h00
24 / 02 - 19h00
27 / 02 - 12h00
28 / 02 - 01h30
28 / 02 - 14h30
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Glazunov: Ouverture solennelle
Prokofiev: Concerto pour violon n°2
Glazunov: Symphonie n° 6 en do majeur op. 58

Vadim Repin (violon)
Orchestre National de Russie, Mikhaïl Pletnev (direction)

Réalisé par Edouard Reichenbach
Enregistré le 18 février 2012 dans la Grande Salle du Conservatoire de Moscou