Composers Performers

Alexander Tchaikovsky

Alexander Tchaikovsky (b. 1946)

Russia · Neoromanticism, Modernism (1890-1930)

Bassoon Concerto, three parts (1981)
By the Sun (1982)
Cello Concerto (1974)
Concerto for four saxophones (≤ 2010)
Concerto for two Pianos and Orchestra (1996)
Concerto № 2 for viola and piano solo `Studies in Simple Tones` (1992)
`Dancing`, piano suite (1986)
Distant Dreams of Childhood, a concerto for violin, viola and symphony orchestra (1988)
Grande serenade, for orchestra (2016)
Guitar Concerto (2018)
Harold in Russia, Concert Symphony for viola and Orchestra (2006)
`Little Kuban variations` on two folk themes for chamber orchestra with solo flute (≤ 2021)
Little Symphony `Anticipation of the end of XX century` for two pianos and chamber orchestra. (2003)
Night in the Harem (≤ 2011)
Nocturnes of Northern Palmira. A Symphonic Poem (1994)
Piano Concerto No.3 (2016)
Piano Concerto No.4 (≤ 2021)
Piano Quintet, op. 48 (1989)	op. 48
`Russian Requiem` for soprano, mezzo-soprano, mixed and children`s choirs and symphony orchestra (2004)
Slovo o polku Igoreve (The story of the military campaign of Prince Igor) (2018)
Sonata for domra and piano (2020)
Sonata № 3 for Violin and Piano (2001)
Sonata No. 2 for piano (≤ 2007)
String Quartet No. 1 (1968)
String Quartet No. 2, op. 4 (1970-87)	op. 4
String Quartet No. 4, op.113 (2013–2014)	op.113
Suite for Solo Cello, op. 76	op. 76
Symphony No.1 (1985)
Symphony No.2 `Aquarius` (1987-88)
Symphony No.3 (2002)
Symphony No.4 for orchestra, chorus and viola solo (2004)
Symphony No.5 (1992)
Symphony No.7 (`Quarantine`) (2020)
Symphony No.8 `The Tsar`s Road` for orchestra and male choir to the text of A.S. Pushkin from `The History of Peter I` (2022)
Symphony-Concerto for double bass (1998)
Viola Sonata (1991)
Violin Concerto №1 (1987)
Violin Concerto №2 (1997)
Vocal cycle “French ballad songs of the 16th-17th centuries” (1971)
Vocal cycle “From the life of a St. Petersburg actress” (1999)
Vocal cycle “To my wife” (2003)
White Romance for soprano, mezzo-soprano and piano (≤ 2019)