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Valery Strukow (1937-2005)

Biography

Valery Strukow

Val­ery Struk­ow was born March 10th, 1937 in Rus­sia and stud­ied at the Moscow Mu­sic Col­lege with Theo­dor Gut­mann (pi­a­no) and Aram Khatch­a­tu­rian (com­po­si­tion). He lived in Berlin and Moscow.

His works in­clude a con­cer­to for pi­a­no and symphony or­ches­tra, a Con­cer­to for tuba and symphony or­ches­tra, a concerto for trumpet and string orchestra, the opera “Maria Stuart” (on F. Schiller’s text), a tuba quar­tet, a Trio for oboe, horn and piano, a ten-part Brass-Suite, “Russian Miniatures” for string quar­tet, sev­er­al sym­phon­ic poems and suites for orchestra, nu­mer­ous works for or­gan, piano (a.o. 12 Preludes),for oth­er in­stru­ments and for voice. Valery Strukow died in 2005.

Works

Strukow Valery Tuba Concerto Tu15

Valery Strukow

Concerto

for tuba and symphony orchestra
Strukow Valery Elegie Tu24

Valery Strukow

Elegie

for tuba and piano
Strukow Valery Trio Co43

Valery Strukow

Trio

for oboe, horn and piano
Strukow Valery Tuba Quartet Tu14

Valery Strukow

Tuba Quartett

for tuba quartet

Audio

Concerto
for tuba and symphony orchestra

I. Allegro Maestoso
II. Lento Elegiaco
III. Vivo Scherzando