Alexander Rudin is a Russian cellist, conductor, and teacher known for his wide-ranging musical interests and expertise, particularly in the realm of classical music. Born in Moscow, his contributions to the music world span across performances, recordings, and educational pursuits. Rudin has distinguished himself not only as a master cellist but also as an insightful interpreter of a broad repertoire – from baroque to contemporary music. His involvement with works of Nikolai Myaskovsky, as seen in his recent releases such as "Nikolai Myaskovsky: Symphonies No. 17 & 20" and "Myaskovsky: Symphonies Nos. 1 & 13", underscores his commitment to Russian composers, offering new perspectives on their symphonic outputs.

Beyond his focus on Russian music, Alexander Rudin's discography reveals a deep engagement with a variety of composers and genres, including the realms of chamber music and concerti. His albums, like "Schubert: Chamber Works" and "Weinberg: Cello Concertino, Op. 43 & 24 Preludes, Op. 100", reflect his versatility and curiosity as a musician. Rudin's ability to navigate complex compositions, paired with his nuanced interpretations, has placed him among the distinguished cellists of his generation. His work does not only enrich the classical music landscape with high-quality recordings but also fosters a deeper appreciation for both well-known and underrepresented compositions. Beyond the stage and studio, Rudin's role as an educator has also contributed to shaping the next generation of musicians, making his impact on the music world both profound and enduring.

Genres

Classical Cello

Latest Release

Nikolai Myaskovsky: Symphonies No. 17 & 20

Alexander Rudin

Album - 7 Tracks - Released October 27, 2023