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Arutiunian Alexander Trombone Concerto Tb11

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Alexander Arutiunian
Concerto

for trombone and orchestra or piano reduction

  • Level: advanced
  • Duration: 20'
  • Genre: contemporary
  • Series: Armenian Composers Series
  • Composed: 1990/91

Reference: TB11a
CHF27.00
Piano reduction (solo part included)

Details

  • Instrumentation:

    3.2.2.2 - 4.3.3.0 - harp, percussion - strings

  • Published: 1991
  • Publisher: Editions Bim
  • Movements:
    • I. Adagio maestoso e andante
    • II. Allegretto
    • III. Allegro

Audio samples

I. Adagio maestoso e andante
II. Allegretto
III. Allegro

Composer

Alexander Arutiunian

Alexander Arutiunian (1920-2012)

Born in 1920 in Erevan, Armenia, he is one of the best known and highly esteemed composers of Armenia. He studied composition and piano at the Komitas Conservatory in the city of his birth, and the... Read more

About Concerto

A masterpiece of the contemporary trombone repertoire.

The three movements of this concerto, written 1990-91 in Erevan (Armenia) during a dramatic and difficult period (catastrophic earthquake and turbulent political situation) bring out not only the emotions of the great Armenian composer, but also reveal his profound expressive resources which the solo trombone is able to give voice to in an especially moving manner, superbly supported by a richly developed orchestral architecture.

Performances

November 1, 2023 | St Petersburg, Russia. Alexey Lobikov (trombone), St Petersburg State Capella Symphony, Nikolai Tsinman (conducting).

March 14, 2020 | Tampere, Finland. Ulla Aonen (trombone), Tampere Academic Symphony, Kimmo Tullila (conducting).

February 28, 2019 | Mexico City, Mexico. Julio Briseño (tuba), Orquesta Filarmonica de la Ciudad de Mexico, Enrique Barrios (conducting).

February 20, 2019 | Hiroshima, Japan. Yosuke Kato (trombone), Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra, Makoto Suehiro (conducting).

January 30, 2018 | Dortmund, Germany. Sascha Graefe (trombone), Orchestra of the University of Dortmund, Ingo Ernst Reihl (conductor).