Rodion Shchedrin (*1932): 25 Preludes, "Polyphonic Notebook", per pianoforte (1972). Prelude No.1: Two-part invention Prelude No.2: Canon at the Octave [01:17] Prelude No.3: Ostinato [01:59] Prelude No.4: Fughetta [03:44] Prelude No.5: Canonic Imitation [06:04] Prelude No.6: Collateral parts [07:17] Prelude No.7: Mirror Canon [09:25] Prelude No.8: Recitative and Crab Motion [10:28] Prelude No.9: Etude [12:19] Prelude No.10: Chaconne [13:50] Prelude No.11: Counterpoint [17:43] Prelude No.12: Toccatina Collage [19:04] Prelude No.13: Three-part Invention [20:40] Prelude No.14: Canon in Augmentation [22:52] Prelude No.15: Motet (Double Canon) [24:24] Prelude No.16: Basso ostinato [26:10] Prelude No.17: Perpetual Canon [28:05] Prelude No.18: Fugue [30:40] Prelude No.19: Triple Counterpoint [31:59] Prelude No.20: Canon on Cantus Firmus [34:34] Prelude No.21: Passacaglia [36:04] Prelude No.22: Three-part Canon [39:08] Prelude No.23: Double Fugue [41:48] Prelude No.24: The Horizontal and the Vertical [44:34] Prelude No.25: Polyphonic Mosaic [47:50] Murray McLachlan, pianoforte. Cover image: asphalt texture. *** The music published in our channel is exclusively dedicated to divulgation purposes and not commercial. This within a program shared to study classic educational music of the 1900's (mostly Italian) which involves thousands of people around the world. If someone, for any reason, would deem that a video appearing in this channel violates the copyright, please inform us immediately before you submit a claim to Youtube, and it will be our care to remove immediately the video accordingly.