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The «garden of butterflies»composition is built from many «butterflies» — a one-day composed-improvised pieces, that became one of composer’s blog post type. The composition is a 42-minute long electro-acoustic composition and the division in parts is made only for better listening experience.
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Performed by: Nadezhda Artamonova (violin), Sergey Kondrashov (conductor), orchestra «Russian philharmony». Recorded live September 11, 2008 at the concert in Composers House, Moscow.
The music here is composed as organic and free as if the author is born with the classical form within… The composition is complete and convincing, with that warmth available only to the sound of the violin Произведение получилось цельное и убедительное, с той теплотой и сердечностью, какая присуща только звучанию скрипки.
Mikhail Puchkov, «Russian Musician 2.0»
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Composition for flute, clarinet, french horn, violin and cello.
The future in the piece is showed as an existing reality. Instruments go out of their initial nature and nearly lose it completely. The inaudibility of certain moments confirms the transition of the music to a new form when the situation of concert performance becomes the important thing without the necessity of having sounding realisation.
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Performers: Dmitry Tolpegov (trombone) and Department of Defense’s Symphony orchestra, conductor — N. Sokolov.
I’m greatly interested in torsion fields’ divergence, so I wanted to reproduce them through music… Joke :) It’s an one movement concerto, traditional music written simply for the joy of the music itself :)