Editore: St. Petersburg Composers Union, St. Petersburg, Russia, 2007
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Stapled Wraps. Condizione: Fine. Dual-language (English & Russian) brochure of distinguished Russian-Jewish composer, pianist, harpsichordist Gregory Korchmar, who most recently served as Director of the St. Petersburg Union of Composers. He was also co-founder of CESAME: Center for Soviet/American Musical Exchange. CONTENTS: Creative Biography; Artistic Portrait; Abbreviations; List of Works (by genre); Chronological List of Works; Contacts; 47 & 51 pages. CONDITION: a bright, tight, square, unmarked, uncreased copy with negligible shelf-wear - now in a clear, protective polypropylene bag with archival backing board. NOTE: This small item will be shipped with a complimentary upgrade to trackable First Class on domestic (US) orders.
Editore: Compozitor (SPb.), 2006
ISBN 13: 9790660043448
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Aggiungi al carrelloCondizione: new. Pages: 16 Language: Russian, English. I was never closely acquainted with Valery Gavrilin. Once being teenagers we dwelled in the neighbouring cells of the Leningrad boarding school at the Conservatoire. Years passed since that when rather occasionally we met on the road near the summer composers' house in Repino late in the night. He invited me to his cottage and we listened to the disk with I. Sats' music to the performance "Blue Bird" by M. Meterlinck. All the night long he talked about this composition, taking no account of time. I also rise in my mind the wonderful evening at the widow of the composer V. N. Salmanov. It happened not long before his death. That was the end of our visual communication. My music interests and partialities lie far from B. Gavrilin's principle trend. However, I always admired the purity and beauty inherent in his music, his skill of giving birth to something significant and intrinsic out of vacuity. It was in 1999, soon after his death, when Elena Dmitriyevna Trubina (my piece is dedicated exactly to her), executive producer of the international youth festival "Brother and Sister", asked me to compose the little piece for two pianos as the necessary programme for the contest. I felt the desire to take some of Valery's themes as the base for the future fantasia. By the way, the youth contest "I am a Composer" simultaneously with the competition "Brother and Sister" was given the name of Gavrilin, I decided to choose the song from Valery's vocal cycle " Evening", the beginning lines of which went as "Farewell, My Dear Friend". Thus the title of my piece appeared, symbolizing, but not our personal friendship. These are poignant emotions during the parting with the great musician, my mostly respected colleague. His heartbreaking melody accounted for to pianos is satiated with lamentations. Then the theme acquires its typically Gavrilin's waltzing incarnation, distinct for fanciful but so innate for Gavrilin combination of the Russian national features and Schumann-Brahms nature (so close to Gavrilin's creation). In this lyrical drammatical episode I resorted to the music facture, much tarter, than it is peculiar for Gavrilin's harmony. After the apex crush the music character returns in its initial, but much more mournful garments completing my fantasia. It was not easy to work with Gavrilin's material. His music seems to be carved of integral indivisible stone, which can hardly allow any penetration inside itself. It's not me to forecast the success of this composition. However, these are numerous performances of my fantasia that are to give evidence of my dialogue with the great Musician and Man occurred to be rather thriving. 9790660043448.
Editore: Compozitor (SPb.), 2012
ISBN 13: 9790660045961
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Aggiungi al carrelloCondizione: new. Pages: 20 Language: Russian, English. Grigorij Korchmar (r. v 1947 godu) - izvestnyj peterburgskij kompozitor, predsedatel Sojuza kompozitorov, avtor bolee 140 sochinenij v razlichnykh zhanrakh teatralnoj, simfonicheskoj, khorovoj, vokalnoj i instrumentalnoj kamernoj muzyki, proizvedenij dlja detej i junoshestva, mnogochislennykh transkriptsij dlja raznoobraznykh ispolnitelskikh sostavov muzyki drugikh avtorov. "Ssora Lenskogo i Onegina" - eto vals-parafraz, za kotoryj avtor byl udostoen II premii Konkursa na sozdanie proizvedenija, objazatelnogo dlja ispolnenija na XIII Mezhdunarodnom konkurse im. P. I. Chajkovskogo. Izdanie adresovano studentam muzykalnykh uchilisch i konservatorij, a takzhe kontsertirujuschim ispolniteljam. 9790660045961.
Editore: Compozitor (SPb.), 2012
ISBN 13: 9790660005767
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Aggiungi al carrelloCondizione: new. Pages: 44 Language: Russian, English. This is violin to accompany my life - from the first school years (I started music education with this instrument) and today (my wife and son are professional violinists). This circumstance has evidently influenced my creation, where violin is ranked as an important necessary participant of performing casts (orchestra, numerous ensembles) and the true soloist (I am the author of three violin concerti), so as piano's partner at chamber concert. Violin solo composition is the special sphere of my activity with immense traditions - from the early baroque and immortal Bach's creations up to virtuoso Sonatas by Eug?ne Ysa?e and the modern avant-garde opuses. Violin is endowed with inexhaustible performing abilities, making me enjoy it a great deal. The compositions presented here refer to different periods of my life, therefore having their own stories of creation. I do believe the compositions reproduced in this collection will attract professional musicians both as concert and obligatory modern programme for the contests, where participants should perform any piece of their native composer. I am most grateful to everybody carried away by these compositions, so very dear to my heart. Grigory Korchmar Contents: Sonata-Triptych. For violin solo I. Preludium II. Fuga III. Postludium The Shadow of Corelli. Phantasia for violin solo Lamentations of Jeremiah. Caprice for violin solo 9790660005767.
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Aggiungi al carrelloCondizione: new. Pages: 120 Language: Russian, English. Grigorij Korchmar (r. v 1947 godu) - izvestnyj peterburgskij kompozitor, predsedatel Sojuza kompozitorov, avtor bolee 140 sochinenij v razlichnykh zhanrakh teatralnoj, simfonicheskoj, khorovoj, vokalnoj i instrumentalnoj kamernoj muzyki, proizvedenij dlja detej i junoshestva, mnogochislennykh transkriptsij dlja raznoobraznykh ispolnitelskikh sostavov muzyki drugikh avtorov. Vpervye publikuetsja Kontsert dlja truby i strunnogo orkestra, kotoryj byl sozdan v 1989 godu. Eto sochinenie predstavljaet soboj dvukhchastnuju kompozitsiju, chasti kotoroj sledujut bez pereryva i obedineny obschimi tematicheskimi svjazjami. Ispolnitelskij sostav sochinenija kompakten i shiroko rasprostranjon. Partija solirujuschego instrumenta raznoobrazna i predostavljaet ispolnitelju vozmozhnost kak prodemonstrirovat osobennosti kantilennoj igry, tak i vyjavit razlichnye virtuoznye resursy. 9790352200593.
Editore: Compozitor (SPb.), 2014
ISBN 13: 9790352206557
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Aggiungi al carrelloCondizione: new. Pages: 48 Language: Russian. V predstavljaemom proizvedenii ispolzovan material pes No. 28, 21, 37, 25, 29, 35 iz londonskoj "Notnoj tetradi" V. A. Motsarta, vpervye izdannoj v 1908 godu pod redaktsiej G. Shjunemana firmoj Breitkopf & Hertel v Lejptsige pod nazvaniem "Mozart als achtjlhriger Komponist. Ein Notenbuch Wolfgangs". Soderzhanie: O londonskoj "Notnoj tetradi" V. A. Motsarta I. Na prijome u anglijskogo korolja (obrabotka nabroska pervoj chasti predpolagavshejsja Simfonii) II. Volfgang i Nannerl kontsertirujut (obrabotka nabroska sonatnogo Allegro predpolagavshejsja klavirnoj Sonaty) III. Esli by Volfgang prodolzhil. (variatsii na temu neokonchennoj pesy) IV. Volfgang muzitsiruet s "londonskim" Bakhom (obrabotka nabroska Zhigi) V. Opernye vpechatlenija (obrabotka nabroska medlennoj chasti predpolagavshejsja Simfonii) VI. Na progulke v Sent-Dzhejmskom parke (obrabotka nabroska finala predpolagavshejsja Simfonii) 9790352206557.
Editore: Compozitor (SPb.), 2006
ISBN 13: 9790660043851
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Aggiungi al carrelloCondizione: new. Pages: 80 Language: Russian. Grigory Korchmar (born in 1947) got his higher musical education at the Leningrad (St Petersburg) State Conservatoire. His teachers were Vadim Salmanov (composition) and Pavel Serebryakov (piano). Being a man of different gifts, Korchmar uses to combine adjacent musical activities. The composer Korchmar performs solo and ensemble programmes, working as a pianist and clavecinist at the chamber ensemble "St Petersburg Soloists". His musicologic activity (articles, annotations, lectureship in Russia, USA, countries of Europe and Asia) pours to the pedagogical one quite naturally, for Korchmar is the professor of Gertsen Pedagogical University, conducting master-classes everywhere. Having revealed his talent for organization as the art director of the international festival "Musical Spring", Korchmar carries on social work as the vice-president of St Petersburg Composers' Union. His contributions to the musical culture of Russia made him to be given the honourable name of the Russian Federation Art Worker and the St Petersburg government prize. Grigory Korchmar is the author of 140 compositions of different genres, embracing theatre, symphonic, choral, vocal and chamber instrumental ones. His creation includes the works for all ages and instrumental casts, so as the transcriptions of the other composers' pieces. Korchmar holds on author's concerts in St Petersburg, Moscow and other cultural centres of different countries (New-York, Boston, Hartford, Berlin, Koln, Tokyo, Jerusalim). Korchmar's symphonic and chamber compositions are very often performed at the most prestigeous festivals in Russia, USA, European countries (Germany, France, Great Britain, Spain, Belgium, Italy, Switzerland, Finland, Norway, Slovakia), Asian countries (Republic of Korea, Japan, Turkey, Israel). Many of the compositions by Grigory Korchmar were published by various native and foreign publishing houses. Some of them were recorded to the CDs. Among his works' performers there are such widely known groups as symphony orchestras of St Petersburg and Moscow Philharmonic Societies, St Petersburg Choral Kapelle, chamber orchestras of Germany and Belgium, chamber orchestras "Moscow Soloists" and "Petersburg Soloists", so as many remarkable musicians - conductors M. Janssons, A. Dmitriev, V. Chernushenko, R. Martynov, J. Silverstein, J.-P. Deussy, G. Rinkyavichus, organist W. Stokmeyer, viola player Yu. Bashmet, cellist B. Pergamenshchikov, singer T. Pavlovskaya. I always had passion for Prokofiev's music, irrespective of its genres and complication. That could be the Gavotte from "Classical Symphony" or the opera "Fiery Angel", "Fugitive Visions" or the cantata "Alexander Nevsky". When a child and up to this time I can't stop admiring the accumulation of forceful impetuous energy concealed in his creations, so as his irrepressible generosity, that made him dissipate simple and simultaneously original melodies shedding inspiration and vigour, breaking the mould. Prokofiev's biography didn't stop stirring one's blood, evoking the strong desire for composing something, and rather unconscientiously in Prokofiev's manner. The same happened to me, for the great Master instilled much to my nature. Besides, Prokofiev's music had been my lodestar, the kind of talisman. The cycle "Old Grannie's Tales" was performed by me in my first public concert. Prokofiev's Sonata No. 7 brought the highest mark to me (sorry for vanity) at the graduate exam in the Leningrad Conservatoire Music School. Due to his Second Piano Concerto I won the highest prize at the Third All-Russia Pianists Competition. The Sixth Sonata signed my graduation from the Conservatoire piano faculty, while the Eighth Sonata was the landmark of my post-graduate studying.I always experienced gratitude to my involuntary benefactor. The will to express my appreciations intended for the great master didn't ever leave me. Some time ago I fortuned to make the string-orchestra version of Prokofiev's Four piano pieces op. 4. The orchestrated pieces have already caught listeners' fancy. It refers approximately to that period, when the first drafts of my "Prokofian" composition's appeared. The opus was completed in the shortest time because of the news about the expected regular S. S. Prokofiev Composers' Competition. Finally the title of the composition resembled a letter's address, i. e. the beginning musical phrase could be sung to the following text "Do-ro-goi Ser-gei Ser-ge-ich, Vam pi-shu pis'-mo", meaning "Dear Sergei Sergeich, I'm writing the letter to You". The sub-title revealed an allusion to rather unique, but already settled genre of musical gift. The composition of one movement was expounded as the Sonata form with introduction and coda. Such structure had been Prokofiev's favourite one. I resorted to these frames for to pour out my admiration and worship to the great Master. I didn't use any citation from Prokofiev's music, however, the main stylistic features of my addressee are intentionally exposed by me. It seemed remarkable, that while absorbing in the particularities of the studied material I discovered the profound contiguity between Prokofiev and his rather known predecessors and contemporaries, i. e. Skriabin, Rachmaninov, Stravinsky and even Richard Strauss, although Prokofiev himself refuted that supposition. Therefore my message to Prokofiev occurred to be addressed not only to him, but to the whole musical world surrounding him. What is left of myself in such stylistics? Isn't it just digested thoughts and phrases belonging to other people? I can't really judge this. Meanwhile, I dare say there are some individual features of mine standing out this composition, when its structure and orchestration are analysed. The whole Concerto resembles to me the kind of masquerade, in which I participate, but incognito, or carnival action, conducted by musical Voland (personage of the novel "Master and Margarita" by M. Bulgakov, symboliz.
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Aggiungi al carrelloCondizione: new. Pages: 80 Language: Russian, English. Kontsert dlja skripki s orkestrom G. O. Korchmara napisan v 1968 godu. V junosheskom sochinenii, posvjaschennom talantlivoj skripachke i buduschej supruge kompozitora Tatjane Muchnik, otchetlivo otrazilis vejanija shestidesjatykh - zhazhda muzykalnykh otkrytij, stremlenie k usvoeniju i prelomleniju v sobstvennom tvorchestve chert neoromantizma i ekspressionizma, konstruktivizma i aleatoriki, asketizma i eklektiki. V kontserte slyshatsja otgoloski stilistiki i estetiki kumirov avtora - Berga, Stravinskogo, Prokofeva, v dialog s kotorymi vstupaet molodoj kompozitor so svoim individualnym tvorcheskim oblikom. Soderzhanie: Ot avtora I. Poema II. Elegija 9790352217881.