Alexander Glasunow

Alexander Glasunov's famous Saxophone Quartet Op. 109 (1932) is one of his last works and, at the same time, one of the earliest quartets for this instrumentation at all. The work is virtually a littl...

A precious gem of romantic viola literature is now available in Henle quality! Thanks to the publisher's good connections to Russian archives, we were able to assess Glazunov's autograph for the first...

Piano reduction by Martin Schelhaas With an Urtext solo part as well as an arranged solo part by Carina Rascher The Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra is the last work by Alexander Glazunov; si...

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Alexander Glasunov's chorus 'Vniz po matushke po Volge' is unique, largely unknown and unpublished in the West so far. His elaboration of this elegiac Russian folk song evolves from the unanimously in...

Glasunov composed this solemn chorale setting as a form of congratulations on the wedding of two of his friends. The energetic and cheerful character of the music is in charming contrast to the text s...

Glasunov composed this solemn chorale setting as a form of congratulations on the wedding of two of his friends. The energetic and cheerful character of the music is in charming contrast to the text s...

Glasunov composed this solemn chorale setting as a form of congratulations on the wedding of two of his friends. The energetic and cheerful character of the music is in charming contrast to the text s...

Russian composer Alexandre Glazunov composed this work in 1900 originally as a solo work for cello and piano but also for cello and orchestra. It is an occasional work for a fellow teacher (Alexandre...

Both of Glazunov's piano concertos belong to the genre of the symphonic concerto, which nonetheless makes very great demands on the soloist. With its interesting modern harmonies, the Piano Concerto n...

Glazunov conisdered Raymonda (1888) to be an important milestone in his musical career. Raymonda, the libretto of which is based on a mediaeval courtly romance, also led to the first encounter between...