Composers Performers

Alexander Wustin

Alexander Wustin (1943–2020)

Russia · Modernism (1890-1930), Postminimalizm (1980 -1990)

As a performer: pianist

4 Scottish Children's Songs for Child's Voice and Piano (translated by I. Tokmakova) (1977)
A song from the novel `Chevengur` Andrey Platonov for choir and orchestra (1995)
A Word for wind and percussion (1975)
Agnus Dei for mixed choir, percussion and organ (1993)
`Anna Karamazoff`, three fragments from the film`s music (1991)
(Bach) Three-Voice Invention in F minor, BWV 795, arranged by Alexander Wustin for violin, flute, percussion and chamber orchestra (2010)
`Bagatelle`, a piece for piano (2012)
Birth of Piece for String Quartet (1994)
Blessed are the Poor in Spirit for countertenor and Chamber Ensemble (1988)
`Canticum canticorum` (`Song of Songs`) for voices and ensemble (2010)
`Canto` for a singing string trio, words by A. S. Pushkin (1999)
`Capriccio` (tunes from the collection by M. Beregovsky) for voice (mezzo-soprano), male voices and ensemble (1977-82)
Credo for ensemble (2004)
`Crying` a piece for bassoon solo (1989)
`Dedication to Beethoven`, concerto for percussion and Chamber orchestra (1984)
`Dedication to Debussy` for harp (1978)
`Dedication to my Son` for flute and ensemble (1992)
`Dedication` for cello, percussion and piano (2013)
`Disappearance` for accordion, cello and string orchestra (1995)
Distant Light for bass clarinet solo (2007)
Epigraph for Organ, in Memory of Edison Denisov (2001)
Fantasia for Violin and Orchestra (1996)
`From the Life of Elves` for piano trio (2011)
Heroic Lullaby for the Ensemble (1991)
`Holiday` for children`s choir and orchestra based on the texts of Russian singing books of the XVII century (1987)
Homecoming for voice and 13 instruments, poems by D. Shchedrovitsky (1981)
`In Memory of Boris Klusner` for voice, violin, viola, cello and double bass, to a text by Yu. Olesha (1977)
`In Memory of Grigory Frid` for Viola and Piano (2014)
`Lamento` a piece for piano (1974)
`Litany` for percussion, voices and organ (2011)
`Little Requiem` (Kleines Requiem) for soprano and string quartet (1994)
`Lukerya`s Song` for magnetic tape, folk voice and orchestra (2015)
`Mark Pekarsky`s Birthday` for percussion ensemble (1998)
`Memoria II`, concerto for percussion, keyboards and strings (1978)
Music for Angel for alto saxophone, vibraphone and cello (1995)
`Music for Ten` a piece for 9 instrumentalists and conductor based on a text by Jean-Francois Lagarpe (1991)
`Musical Sacrifice` for cello and piano (2007)
Nocturnes for chamber ensemble and high voice (1972-1982)
`Offering` for the ensemble (2004)
Piano sonata (1973)
Piano Trio (1998)
`Picture from the Exhibition`, piano piece (2013)
`Post Scriptum` for the ensemble (2019)
`Praise to the Earth` for children`s voices and chamber orchestra based on poems by O. Sedakova (1999)
ROSENDAL 2019. Six-piece program at Rosendal Chamber Music Festival 2019, Norway
`Round two` (1991)
`Sine Nomine`, for orchestra (2000)
Sonata for Six (1973)
`Song of Ascension` for orchestra and voices (2016)
Spem in alium for piano, voices (altos, basses) and ensemble based on a text from a motet by T. Tallis (2002)
Tango `Dedication to Gidon` for violin, string orchestra and percussion (1997)
The Light is Quiet for the voice (1999)
`The Voice` for recording (1982)
`The Wind` for choir and instrumental ensemble based on poems by A. Blok from the poem `Twelve` (2012)
`Theater` for voice (mezzo-soprano) and ensemble based on poems by D. Shchedrovitsky (2006)
`Three Poems by Andrey Platonov` from the novel `Chevengur` for voice and ensemble (1992)
Three Poems, by Olga Sedakova, for Voices and Orchestra (2017)
Three Songs for Orchestra and Voices (compilation)
Three toropets songs for piano (1972)
`To Sofia` for voice (mezzo-soprano) and ensemble based on a poem by O. Sedakova (2001)
Veni Sancte Spiritus for choir, percussion and ensemble (1999)
Voice for alto (mezzo-soprano) solo, poems by O. Sedakova (2001)
White Music for organ solo (1990)
`Zaitsev`s Letter` for voice, strings, big drum and magnetic tape based on S. Zaitsev`s text (1990)