Edison Denisov - Selected Works

Selected Works

  • 1956-9 Soldier Ivan (Russian: Иван-солдат opera in three acts after motifs from Russian folk fairy tales
  • 1964 Le soleil des Incas (Солнце инковThe Sun of Incas), text by Gabriela Mistral for soprano, flute, oboe, horn, trumpet, two pianos, percussion, violin and cello
  • 1964 Italian Songs, text by Alexander Blok for soprano, flute, horn, violin and harpsichord
  • 1966 Les pleurs (Плачи — Lamentations), text of Russian folksongs for soprano, piano and three percussionists
  • 1968 Ode (in Memory of Che Guevara) for clarinet, piano and percussion
  • 1968 Musique Romantique (Романтическая музыка — Romantic Music) for oboe, harp and string trio
  • 1968 Autumn (Осень) after Velemir Khlebnikov for thirteen solo voices
  • 1969 String Trio
  • 1969 Wind Quintet
  • 1969 Silhouettes for flute, two pianos and percussion
  • 1969 Chant des Oiseaux (Пение птиц) for prepared piano (or harpsichord) and tape
  • 1969 DSCH for clarinet, trombone, cello and piano
  • 1970 Two Songs after poems by Ivan Bunin for soprano and piano
  • 1970 Peinture (Живопись — Painting) for orchestra
  • 1970 Sonate for alto saxophone and piano
  • 1971 Piano Trio
  • 1972 Cello Concerto
  • 1973 La vie en rouge (Жизнь в красном цветеThe Life in Red), text by Boris Vian for solo voice, flute, clarinet, violin, cello, piano and percussion
  • 1974 Piano Concerto
  • 1974 Signes en blanc (Знаки на белом — The Sighs on White) for piano
  • 1975 Flute Concerto
  • 1977 Violin Concerto
  • 1977 Concerto Piccolo for saxophone and six percussionists
  • 1980 Requiem after liturgian texts and poems by Francisco Tanzer for soprano, tenor, mixed chorus and orchestra
  • 1981 L'écume des jours (Пена дней — The Foam of Days), an opera after Boris Vian
  • 1982 Tod ist ein langer Schlaf (Смерть — это долгий сон — Death is a Long Sleep) — Variations on Haydn's Canon for cello and orchestra
  • 1982 Chamber Symphony No. 1
  • 1982 Concerto for bassoon, cello and orchestra
  • 1983 Five Etudes for Solo Bassoon
  • 1984 Confession (Исповедь), a ballet in three acts after Alfred de Musset
  • 1985 Three Pictures after Paul Klee for viola, oboe, horn, piano, vibraphone and double bass
  • 1986 Quatre Filles (Четыре девушки — The Four Girls), an opera in one act after Pablo Picasso
  • 1986 Viola Concerto
  • 1986 Oboe Concerto
  • 1987 Symphony No. 1
  • 1989 Clarinet Concerto
  • 1989 Four Poems after G. de Nerval for voice, flute and piano
  • 1991 Guitar Concerto
  • 1992 History of Life and Death of Our Lord Jesus Christus according to St. Matthew for bass, tenor, chorus and orchestra
  • 1993 Sonata for clarinet and piano
  • 1993 Concerto for flute, vibraphone, harpsichord and string orchestra
  • 1993 Completion of Debussy's opera Rodrigue et Chimène
  • 1994 Chamber Symphony No. 2
  • 1994 Sonata for alto saxophone and cello
  • 1995 Morning Dream after seven poems of Rose Ausländer for soprano, mixed chorus and orchestra
  • 1995 Choruses for Medea for chorus and ensemble
  • 1995 Completion of Schubert's opera-oratorio Lazarus oder Die Feier der Auferstehung (Лазарь и торжество Воскрешения) D689
  • 1995 Trio for flute, bassoon and piano
  • 1995 Des ténèbres à la lumière (From Dusk to Light) for accordion. Publ.: Paris, Leduc, 1996. Dur. 15'.
  • 1996 Symphony No. 2 (March)
  • 1996 Three Cadenzas for Mozart's Concerto for flute and harp (April–May)
  • 1996 Sonata for two flutes (May)
  • 1996 Concerto for flute and clarinet with orchestra (July)
  • 1996 Femme et oiseaux (The Woman and the Birds) homage to Joan Miró for piano, string quartet and woodwind quartet (July–August)
  • 1996 Avant le coucher du soleil for alto flute and vibraphone (the last work, completed 16 August).

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