Tanya Anisimova

The press has described cellist and composer Tanya Anisimova as the artist with "spiritual authority" and "a refined musical intelligence"; her performances - as "thoughtful and powerful, alluring and energizing"; her interpretations - as "invariably full of personality and character." Anisimova's original music has been quoted as "deeply emotional," "mystical," and "marrying a sense of wild fancy and studied control." Of the performer's live improvisations with her own vocalizing it has been said that they have "subtle harmonies" and "a very refined melody, clearly in Slavic style." Joseph McLellan of the Washington Post called Anisimova's improvisations "powerfully evocative vocalises, which she sang with a pure, precisely controlled voice." ==Discography==

1. "Music from Mt. San Angelo," 1995 The Virginia Center for the Creative Arts 2. J.S. Bach, "Six Sonatas and Partitas for Solo Violin," 2001 Celle-stial Records Company This is the first complete cycle recorded on modern cello. Original keys were used except for partitas 1 & 3. 3. J.S. Bach, Six Suites for Solo Cello, 2002 Volume 1, Suites No. 1, 3 & 5 4. J.S. Bach, Six Suites for Solo Cello, 2004 Volume 2, Suites No. 2, 4 & 6 Celle-stial Records Company 5. "Concert in Moscow," 2003 Celle-stial Records Company 6. "Sufi Soul," 2006 Celle-stial Records Company 7. "Mystical Strings-Enchanted Cello," 2007 The Synchronicity Foundation ==Original works==

==Cello transcriptions and arrangements==

1995-2001, J.S. Bach, Complete Sonatas and Partitas for Violin Solo 2002, Francouer-Anisimova, Sonata for Two Cellos in D (inspired by the Cello Sonata E Major) 2008, Locatelli-Anisimova, Sonata for Cello and Piano (based on the original version for violin and continuo) 2003-2005, Ludwig van Beethoven, Complete Sonatas for Violin and Piano 2006-2008, Johannes Brahms, Complete Sonatas for Violin and Piano 2004, Pablo de Sarasate, Playera, Gypsy Aires 2004, Marin Marais, La Folia 2003, Diniku, Hora-Staccatto ==Notes==