Sheet Music Downloads by Alexander Arutjunjan

Trumpet and Piano or Brass Band A brilliant and vigorous yet sensitive work, in the style typical of the Armenian composer An ideal introduction to the more important works of this composer

I dedicated this Suite to the memory of my unforgettable Granny Varsenik Kevorkian Ter-Davtian. The first three movements were written on July 15-16 1978 in Dilijan, a resort and home town of many fam...

The four movements which comprise 'Armenian Scenes' are pictures of Armenian life: 'Morning Song', 'Drinking Song', 'Song of Grief', 'Wedding Procession' illustrate the cultural settings and tradition...

Trumpet and Piano or Brass Band A brilliant and vigorous yet sensitive work, in the style typical of the Armenian composer An ideal introduction to the more important works of this composer

Trumpet and Piano or Brass Band A brilliant and vigorous yet sensitive work, in the style typical of the Armenian composer An ideal introduction to the more important works of this composer

Trombone and Orchestra or Piano Exact instrumentation: 3.2.2.2 - 4.3.3.0 - harp, percussion - strings The three movements of this concerto, written 1990-91 in Erevan (Armenia) during a dramatic and di...

The three movements of this concerto, written 1990-91 in Erevan (Armenia) during a dramatic and difficult period (catastrophic earthquake and turbulent political situation) bring out not only the emot...

The four movements of this concerto, written in 1988 and first performed in Erevan in 1989 by virtuoso Rouben Aharonian, especially illustrate the expressive fugal characteristics of the great Armenia...

The four movements of this concerto, written in 1988 and first performed in Erevan in 1989 by virtuoso Rouben Aharonian, especially illustrate the expressive fugal characteristics of the great Armenia...

The four movements of this concerto, written in 1988 and first performed in Erevan in 1989 by virtuoso Rouben Aharonian, especially illustrate the expressive fugal characteristics of the great Armenia...