Sergei Nakariakov: No more Wunderkind
Aug 01, 2004 · 57m
Director
Jan Schmidt-GarreOverview
"The Caruso of the trumpet," critics say. "Caruso? The Nakariakov of the tenor voice," they'll say soon. Portrait of the 27-year old genius from Gorki. Sergei Nakariakov, trumpetist from Nizhny Novgorod living in Paris is a phenomenon. He plays the trumpet with a unique virtuosity and at the same time leaves this virtuosity behind. He doesn't play the trumpet, he sings it. He phrases like the great Bel Canto singers who aimed at the true legato. The film presents the 27-year-old musician at his best but it also shows the victim of a soviet child prodigy biography. The mature Nakariakov's breathtaking virtuosity is contrasted with footage of the child whose lips are sore from practicing. Is it true that Sergei was "never a wunderkind", as he claims in the interview?
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What is Sergei Nakariakov: No more Wunderkind about?
"The Caruso of the trumpet," critics say. "Caruso? The Nakariakov of the tenor voice," they'll say soon. Portrait of the 27-year old genius from Gorki. Sergei Nakariakov, trumpetist from Nizhny Novgorod living in Paris is a phenomenon. He plays the trumpet with a unique virtuosity and at the same time leaves this virtuosity behind. He doesn't play the trumpet, he sings it. He phrases like the…
When was Sergei Nakariakov: No more Wunderkind released?
Sergei Nakariakov: No more Wunderkind was released on August 1, 2004.
How long is Sergei Nakariakov: No more Wunderkind?
Sergei Nakariakov: No more Wunderkind runs 57 minutes.
Who directed Sergei Nakariakov: No more Wunderkind?
Sergei Nakariakov: No more Wunderkind was directed by Jan Schmidt-Garre.
Who is in the cast of Sergei Nakariakov: No more Wunderkind?
The cast of Sergei Nakariakov: No more Wunderkind includes Sergei Nakariakov (Himself).
