Nocturne in F Minor
(The Separation)
Published on: Jan 25, 2009
Download/Listen
You may listen to Nocturne in F Minor (The Separation) without downloading by using the music player provided below.
Learn
Nocturne in F Minor (The Separation) was composed by Mikhail Glinka. The recording is performed by Jeremiah Jones and is 3 minutes and 57 seconds in length.
This is my first recording by Mikhail Glinka (1804-1857). Glinka studied piano with John Field and his influence can be felt in this piece. The work is a Nocturne composed for Glinka's sister, Elizaveta. She was away in St. Petersburg at the time it was composed and thus the title, "The Separation" is quite appropriate.
I recorded this piece for my daughter, who recently experience an emotional separation of her own. She suffered the reality of watching her beloved snowman melt away as the temperature went up this last week. When she came back in the house after saying her final "goodbye" I played this piece for her and told her it was a song for her departed snowman.
The recording was made at home on my studio upright. I hope you enjoy my interpretation of Glinka's "The Separation".
Lisztonian.com makes no guarantee that the files provided for download on this site are public domain in your country and assumes no legal responsibility or liability of any kind for their copyright status. Please obey the copyright laws of your country and consult the copyright statute itself or a qualified IP attorney to verify whether a certain file is in the public domain in your country or if downloading a copy constitutes fair use.
Share
If you would like to add Nocturne in F Minor to your blog, myspace, or other webpage then click here to get the code! You may also visit the music sharing page to see how you can add a music player with all of my recordings for free!
