Partituras de Aram Khachaturian para orquesta de viento

Johann Strauss compuso el "Kuss-Walzer" (Vals del beso) en 1881. Este vals estaba dedicado a su segunda esposa, Angelika Dittrich, y contiene melodías de la popular opereta de Strauss "Der lustige Kri...

In 1941, Khatchaturian composed a ballet soon to be known throughout the world - Gayaneh. In this piece the composer describes the landscape of his native country Armenia, and the people who tried to...

The music to the drama Masquerade consists of 14 pieces, mostly dances. Using five out of these 14 numbers Aram Khachaturian composed an orchestral suite and in this transcription for symphonic band t...

Aram Iljitsj Khatchaturian, an Armenian by nationality, was born 1903 in Tiflis, into the family of a book-binder. He began his musical education in Moscow in 1922 at the Gnessin Music School where hi...

Georges Moreau has produced a suite from the ballet music Spartacus. From this the world-famous Adagio is now available separately. This exquisite melody is sure to recall memories of the epic movie o...

In this arrangement Hans Joachim Rogoll uses the themes from three classical works, which will be instantly recognized: Hummelflug by Nikolai Rimski Korsakov, Carmen by Georges Bizet and Sword Dance b...

Aram Chatschaturjan (1903-1978) zählte zu den bekanntesten und beliebtesten Komponisten der ehemaligen Sowjetunion. Geboren am südlichen Rand der UDSSR, in Armenien, absolvierte er von 1922-1937 seine...

We may regret Khatchaturian's delay in bringing this music before a wider audience: it is one of the best of his lighter scores and there is no reason why it should not have enjoyed the popularity of...

The intermezzo is the fifth movement of the original suite of Aram Khachaturian's music to Lope Felix de Vega Carpio's Spanish comedy The Valencian Widow.A somber dramatically opening leads to a slowe...

The Ballet Gayaneh was composed by Aram Khachaturian in 1940 for the Direction of Kirov Opera and Ballet Theatre of Leningrad.In this ballet there is the Sabre Dance about which the same Aram Khachatu...