Alexander Rosenblatt

Alexander Rosenblatt, born in Moscow in 1956, completed his piano and composition studies at the renowned conservatoire of his home town. In his compositions, he combines classical elements with jazz...

The "Sonata-Fantasy" for violoncello and piano by Alexander Rosenblatt combines classical form with jazz elements.

Un viaje musical por el mundo de la ópera, inspirado en la legendaria Maria Callas. Esta virtuosa fantasía para clarinete/violín y piano combina famosos éxitos de ópera con elementos de jazz moderno.

Alexander Rosenblatt se embarca en un viaje musical a través de las obras del gran compositor ruso en su "Rapsodia Mussorgsky" para fagot y piano. La pieza combina temas de "Boris Godunov", los Romanc...

Toccata-Boogie is another piano piece by Alexander Rosenblatt for small hands. It is a virtuoso toccata with the most important and effective boogie-woogie elements (bass and melody lines, rhythms, ha...

Piano teachers (as well as pupils) know about the problem of the adult concert repertoire: there is a lack of literature for young, talented and virtuoso 8-11 years old pianists, when the hands are in...

Rosenblatt makes Scarlatti swing: phrasings, rhythms and the Scarlatti's one-movement sonata form are combined with rhythms, melodic lines and a bit of the swing of jazz music. An unexpected mixture o...

Japan meets Jazz - A composition on popular Japanese melodies for 4 equal piano parts. Each pianist emerges as a soloist, yet also plays accompanying passages while the Japanese melodies remain clearl...

Alexander Rosenblatt wrote the Sonata No. 4 "Kristina" for the Russian-German pianist Kristina Miller, who, like him, has a passion for classical music and jazz.

In Latin Rhythms de Alexander Rosenblatt es un emocionante homenaje a la samba y la bossa nova. Inspirado en Antônio Carlos Jobim, este dúo de piano ofrece ritmos apasionantes, armonías jazzísticas, u...

Based on Chopin's famous Prelude Op. 28 No. 20, the composer combines, as naturally as possible, classical elements with specific stylistic features of jazz music and even shows some similarities to R...

'Suzhou Gardens' is inspired by the Classical Gardens of Suzhou. Alexander Rosenblatt wrote his own Chinese-style melody and spiced up the composition with jazz chords and harmonies. There are many fo...

Virtuosity has a name: Alexander Rosenblatt. The composer and pianist, born in Moscow in 1956, is a master at brilliantly showcasing the instrument in question and pulls out all the technical and musi...

Very often in music history, composers wrote fantasies, paraphrases based on one theme or on several melodies from one single piece, for example Liszt's 'Serenade' after Schubert, or 'Fantasy on theme...

Rosenblatt composed 'Introduction and Siberian Blues' as the 2nd day round's obligatory piece for Victor Tretyakov's Second International Violin Competition in Krasnoyarsk. A slow and lyrical introduc...

The pianist and composer Alexander Rosenblatt (*1956) from Moscow loves to cross frontiers, trying to overcome in his piano and chamber music works the rigid barriers between classical and jazz music....

The Moscow-based composer Alexander Rosenblatt writes music that ranges between classical and jazz music. His composition 'Waltz Elegy' is an expressive piece full of melancholy, a 'song without words...

Rosenblatt's work is characterised by an elegant virtuosity. This is a rewarding concert and encore piece, reminiscent of Bach's contrapuntal skills and combines traditional stylistic elements with ne...

Alexander Rosenblatt, born in Moscow in 1956, completed his piano and composition studies at the renowned conservatoire of his home town. In his compositions, he combines classical elements with jazz...