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Alexey Oleshko - Sensual Modern Soul Music — Alexey Oleshko
Piano,String Quartet — Performance — 21st Century,Contemporary Classical,Method,World
Composed by Alexey Oleshko. Arranged by Alexey Oleshko. 21st Century, Contemporary Classical, Method, World. Performance. Published by Alexey_Oleshko (S0.93171).
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Alexey Oleshko - Till The End — Alexey Oleshko
Piano Solo — Individual Part — 21st Century,Contemporary Classical,Method,General Instructional,Valentine's Day
Composed by Alexey Oleshko. Arranged by Alexey Oleshko. 21st Century, Contemporary Classical, Method, General Instructional, Valentine's Day. Individual Part. 6 pages. Published by Alexey_Oleshko (S0.172531).
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Alexey Oleshko - Shades Of Past — Alexey Oleshko
Piano Solo — Individual Part — 21st Century,Contemporary Classical,Neo-Classical,Movies,Valentine's Day
Composed by Alexey Oleshko. Arranged by Alexey Oleshko. 21st Century, Contemporary Classical, Neo-Classical, Movies, Valentine's Day. Individual Part. 4 pages. Published by Alexey_Oleshko (S0.172537).
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Alexey Oleshko - Endless Melody — Alexey Oleshko
Piano — Play-Along — 21st Century,Contemporary Classical,Method,World
Composed by Alexey Oleshko. Arranged by Alexey Oleshko. 21st Century, Contemporary Classical, Method, World. Play-Along. Published by Alexey_Oleshko (S0.93169).
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Recitativ — Tulkun Kurbanov
trumpet, horn, trombone — — Contemporary
Composed by Tulkun Kurbanov. Contemporary. Duration 16'. Published by Editions BIM (ET.ENS73).
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Quintet+ — Alexey Steblev
— CD — Classical
By Alexey Steblev, Elena Kharitonova, Igor Fyodorov, Ludmila Berlinskaya, Mikhail Rudoy, and New Russian Quartet: Julia Igonina. By Alexey Kurbatov, Nikolai Medtner, Sergei Prokofiev (1891-1953), and Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975). Classical. CD. Melodiya #MELCD1002486. Published by Melodiya (NX.MELCD1002486).
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Six Sonatas Op.12, Fedor Amosov, cello & Alexey Kurbatov, piano — Fedor Amosov, cello & Alexey Kurbatov, piano
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By Fedor Amosov, cello & Alexey Kurbatov, piano. By Jean Baptiste Breval. Arranged by Fedor Amosov. Cd. CD. Wiltshire Music/Cor Publishing Co. #ST349CD. Published by Wiltshire Music/Cor Publishing Co. (WS.ST349CD).
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... — Alexey Oleshko
Piano,Piano Solo — Lead Sheet,Set of Parts — 21st Century
Composed by Alexey Oleshko. Arranged by Alexey Oleshko. 21st Century. Lead Sheet, Set of Parts. 5 pages. Published by Alexey_Oleshko (S0.57139).
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Miss you — Alexey Oleshko
Piano,Piano Solo — Individual Part — 21st Century,Contemporary Classical,Christmas,Mother's Day,Wedding
Composed by Alexey Oleshko. Arranged by Alexey Oleshko. 21st Century, Contemporary Classical, Christmas, Mother's Day, Wedding. Individual Part. 4 pages. Published by Alexey_Oleshko (S0.64933).
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Christmas Melody — Alexey Oleshko
Piano — Individual Part — 21st Century,Method,World,Christmas,New Year's
Composed by Alexey Oleshko. Arranged by Alexey Oleshko. 21st Century, Method, World, Christmas, New Year's. Individual Part. 5 pages. Published by Alexey_Oleshko (S0.95421).
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Orchestral works
- (Little) Symphony No. 1, for string orchestra (1984 – 1989)
- Symphony No. 2, for chamber orchestra with organ (1990 – 1995) (Diploma work of the composer)
Choral works
- Canticles of the (orthodox) vespers mass (1988 – 1999)
- Canticles of the (orthodox) divine liturgy (1989 – 1998)
- Three prayers to our lady, God’s mother (1994): To God’s Mother... My Kindest Queen... The Angel, crying...
Many more separate church choir pieces on the Orthodox Church Slavonic texts (1988 – 2007), included:
- Polyeleos (Prise Lord’s Name)
- Doors of the misery open to us...
- The good robber...
- Lord, turn thee and help me! (after Psalm 70, in the Russian Bible: Psalm 69)
- Our father
- Let all the human bodies keep silence...
- My soul, bless the Lord (after Psalm 103/102)
- Bless the lord, my soul (after Psalm 104/103)
- Sing the blessing to the Lord, my soul (after Psalm 146/145)
- Glory to God in heaven
- King of heaven
- Joyful about thee...
- God with us
- Jesus` prayer
- Prayer of st. ephraim the syrian
- Exaudi orationem meam (fugue from unfinished "Requiem", for mixed choir), in memory of Gerard Dekker (1993, rev. 2003)
- Veni creator spiritus (motet for double mixed choir with organ) (1992 – 1993)
- Two motets on the latin texts, for mixed choir, organ and five "obligatory instruments" (1994): Ave maris stella; Salve Regina
- Ave verum, te deum, ave regina coelorum, for mixed choir and organ (2000, arrangement of the previous composed work for voice and organ)
- Two wedding marches from aure, arr. for mixed choir and organ (2001)
- Wedding march from Foldfjorden, arr. for mixed choir and organ (2001)
- Ave Maria, for mixed choir and organ ad libitum (1988, 2004)
- Nunc dimittis (St. Simeon’s Prayer), for tenor solo and men’s choir (1988, 2004)
- 17. Mai – 1945 (May 17, 1945), for mixed choir a cappella, Norwegian text: by Hans Gudvangen sr. (2004 – 2005), dedicated to the choir ”Aure Songlag” and its conductor Harald O. Kalland
- Three folk songs from Foldfjorden, arr. for mixed choir a cappella (2005), dedicated to the choir ”Aure Songlag”
- Many more Norwegian (local) folk music arrangements for choir (ca. 15, 2000 – 2005)
- Canons de répentance ("Repentance Canons"), for mixed choir a cappella on the Orthodox Church Slavonic texts (1999 – 2000 – 2003 – , unfinished): Repentance Canon to our Lord, God and Saviour Jesus Christ; Repentance Canon to our Lady, God’s Mother; Prayer Canon to our Lady, God’s Mother
- Troparions and condacs to the Orthodox Religious Holidays (2007 - , unfinished)
- Landemerke (Landmark), Tustna-song, version for mixed choir with piano or/and organ, Norwegian text by Martin Halsbog (2007), dedicated to the 100th anniversary of South Tustna Chapel
Chamber music works
- Petit andante (The Little Andante), for cello (bassoon) and piano (organ) (1985, revised 1995, 2001)
- Intermezzo, for flute solo (1985, rev. 2004), dedicated to Åsta Andreassen
- Three pieces, for violin and piano (1989, rev. 1997): Hommage à Schumann; Hommage à Haydn; Hommage à Chopin
- String quartet (No. 1) in D minor (1990, unfinished), dedicated to Prof. Dmitri A. Tolstoy
- Tetraptych, for clarinet and cello (1988, rev. 1998)
- Two pieces, for French horn and piano (1989, rev. 1995, 1997): Moderato; Andante cantabile
- Three pieces, for flute and bassoon (1990)
- Trois thrénodies (Three Threnodies), for cello and organ (1991, rev. 1997, 1999)
- Due pezzi per quatre corni (Two pieces, for four French horns) (1991, rev. 1995): Equale; Totentanz (Death`s Dance)
- Eclogue, for viola and organ (1991, rev. 1995 – 1996)
- Grosse fuge fûr das holzblãserquartett (The Great Fugue for Woodwind Quartet) (1992)
- Seven pieces, for violin solo (1992, rev. 1994) Transcribed for balalaika solo (2001), dedicated to Prof. Dr. Nicolaus N. Zwetnow
- Parabolisme (Parabolism), for violin and organ (1992)
- Suite eccèntrique pour quatuor á cordes en neuf mouvements (Eccentric Suite for String Quartet, in nine movements) (1992, rev. 1998)
- Poème d’offrande ("The Victim Poem"), for cello and piano (1992 – 1993, rev. 1995)
- Trois mouvements pour cor seul (Three Movements for French horn solo) (1993), dedicated to Valentina A. Blazhchuk: Thesis Antithesis Synthesis
- Four consequences, for trombones (1994), dedicated to Asbjørn Klaksvik: Entrata, for trombone solo Bicinium, for trombone duet Song, for trombone trio Equale (Equal), for trombone quartet
- Syllogisme & praerogative, for oboe solo (1994)
- Sonate-phantasie pour alto seul (for viola solo) (1994)
- Ave verum, te deum, ave regina coelorum, for high voice (soprano, tenor) and organ (1994), dedicated to La Vaune Henry
- Ave verum, ave regina coelorum, version for voice and piano (1995)
- Denkend aan Holland... (Thinking about Holland), Dutch text by H. Marsman
- Einsamkeit ("Loneliness"), a chamber cantata for baritone, four block flutes and harp, Russian text: K. Altermann (1997 – 2000 – 2003 – , unfinished)
- Sonate-phantasie pour basson seul (for bassoon solo) (1997 – 2005), dedicated to Ivar Andresen
- Wedding march from Aure, arr. by Helge Husby, Torgeir Bergfald and Alexey Kurbanov for two violins and organ (2000)
- Grave, from Symphony No. 2, arr. for viola and organ (2004), dedicated to Björn Sjögren
- Sørgmodig vise (Mourning Song), folk tune from Nordmøre, arr. by Helge Husby and Alexey Kurbanov for two violins and organ (2004)
- Landemerke (Landmark), Tustna-song, for voice with piano or/and organ, Norwegian text by Martin Halsbog (2007), dedicated to the 100th anniversary of South Tustna Chapel
- Many more chamber vocal works on the Russian texts (1985 – 2004)
Organ works
- Five choral preludes (1988, 2006)
- Pastorale (Hommage à Franz Liszt et César Franck) (1989)
- Cantabile (1990), dedicated to Prof. Nina I. Oxentian//The Music for Organ by Modern St. Petersburg Composers/Compiled by N. Oksentyan, V. Shlyapnikov. St. Petersburg: Union of Artists, 2003
- Philosophical pieces (1990)
- Prière (Prayer) (1990)
- Sursum corda! (organ fantasy) (1990), dedicated to Prof. Nina I. Oxentian
- Three pieces (1990 – 1991): Elevazione (transcription of the "Elèvation" for piano, see below) Hommage à W. B. Yeats Berceuse (Lullaby)
- Méditation (1990 – 1991), dedicated to Prof. Nina I. Oxentian
- Two pieces (1991): Mantra Om; De Profundis (rev. 2002, in memory of Fridtjof Kristiansen)
- Two pieces (1992), in memory of my teacher Sergei J. Wolfensohn: Metanoia (Repentance); Dianoia (Thinking)
- Epitaphy, in memory of Prof. Boris A. Arapov (1992)
- Fugue based on the choral theme "Von Himmel hoch, da kom ich her" (1992, 2001)
- Choral prelude based on the choral theme "Schmûcke dich, o liebe Seele" (1992)
- Passacaglia (1992 – 1993)
- Festive voluntary (1992 – 1993)
- Four organ transcriptions (1991 – 1999): Richard Wagner, Funeral March from "Gõtterdãmmerung"; Peter I. Tchaikovsky, 6th Symphony, Finale; Isaac Albéniz, Prelude in G minor; Michael M. Kourbanoff, ”Souvenir d`Alexandre Borodine” for string quartet
- Lamentazione di Jeremia (Jeremiah’s Lamentations) (1993, rev. 1997), in memory of Prof. Vitali M. Buyanovsky
- Deux substances (Two Substances) (1994), dedicated to Prof. Vladimir A. Shliapnikoff: 1. Substance Mentale 2. Substance Astrale (rev. 2001)//The Music for Organ by Modern St. Petersburg Composers/Compiled by N. Oksentyan, V. Shlyapnikov. St. Petersburg: Union of Artists, 2003
- Saecula obscura (1994), dedicated to Christina Mandang
- Tre freschi, suita per organo (Three Frescoes, suite for organ) (1991 – 1996, rev. 1999), dedicated to the restaurators Alexander P. & Valentina B. Grekovs
- Six religious folk tunes from Nordheim (Tustna), arr. for organ/keyboard with an eventual instrumental/vocal solo (2004), dedicated to Ola Bræin
- Seven aure folk tunes, arr. for organ/keyboard with an eventual instrumental/vocal solo (2004), dedicated to the 80th anniversary of St. Mary Church in Aure
- Four Christmas/New Year folk tunes from Nordheim (Tustna), arr. for organ/keyboard with an eventual instrumental/vocal solo (2004 – 2006)
- Four diverse religious folk tunes of cnristmas character from Halsa/Valsøyfjord, arr. for organ/keyboard with an eventual instrumental/vocal solo (2004)
- Five folk tunes from Hitra of religious character, arr. for organ/keyboard with an eventual instrumental/vocal solo (2005)
- Two religious folk tunes of easter character from Halsa and Rendal, arr. for organ/keyboard with an eventual instrumental/vocal solo (2006)
- Two old wedding marches, arr. for organ (”all-organ”) (2007), dedicated to Nordvesttreffen 2007
- Seven folk tunes of different kind from Sør-Trøndelag and Romsdal, simply arr. for organ/keyboard with an eventual instrumental/vocal solo (2007), dedicated to Ola Bræin because of Edvard Bræin’s 120th birth anniversary
- Five religious folk tunes of new year character from Nordmøre, simply arr. for organ/keyboard with an eventual instrumental/vocal solo (2007 – 2008), dedicated to Ola and Gunlaug Bræin
- Three petter dass tunes from Nordheim (Tustna), arr. for organ/keyboard with an eventual instrumental/vocal solo (2008)
- Seven petter dass tunes from Nordmøre, simply arr. for organ/keyboard with an eventual instrumental/vocal solo (2008)
- Many different Norwegian (local) folk music arrangements for organ (ca. 25, 2000 – 2008)
Piano works
- Variations sur le thème de Paganini (1984)
- Polonaise in A flat major (1985)
- Musica funebre, in memory of Samantha Smith (1985, rev. 1994, 2003)
- Prelude in F minor (1985 – 1986)
- Sonata in F major "Hommage à Mozart" (1986)
- Zwei stimmungen (1987)
- Quatre pièces de fantaisies (1987, rev. 2003)
- Feuille d’album (Album Leaf) in E flat major (1988)
- Poème (1988, 2007)
- Largo pathétique (1988, rev. 1995)
- 7 Études grandes sur les thèmes des caprices de Paganini (1989)
- Sonate in E flat major (1989)
- Hommage à Innocenti Annensky (1990)
- Music devoted to non-existence (1991)
- Consolation, elevation, interludium & abstraction (1991) (NB: "Elevation" is also transcribed for organ under the title "Elevazione")
- Variations in G major (1991)
- Three voluntaries (1991, rev. 1997)
- Sonata in C major ("Sonate Totalitaire") (1991 – 1992, the last – 4th – movement is unfinished)
- Neuf muniatures (Nine Miniatures) (1992, rev. 1994)
- Paradigme de la compassion (1992, rev. 2011)
- Cavatina (1992 – 1993)
- Cinq préludes et fugues (Five Preludes and Fugues) (1992 – 1993, rev. 1996), dedicated to Anastasia Zvereva
- Les structures amorphes, cinq morceaux (The Amorphal Structures, five pieces) (1993), dedicated to Natalia Shamarina
- Four spots (1994)
- Dilemmas, triptych (1994), dedicated to Prof. Alexander D. Mnatsakanian
- Sonata in D minor (1994 – 1997), dedicated to Prof. Alexander D. Mnatsakanian
- Something like a waltz, in memory of Valery A. Gavrilin (1997 – 1998)
- Many more small piano pieces (preludes, fugues, etudes, children’s music, etc.) (1981 – 1999)
Alexey E. Kurbanov was born in Novgorod in 1971. He graduated form Rachmaninoff Music School in Novgorod (specialization in piano, class of pedagogue T. Konkova, and composition, class of pedagogue B. Zorin) and Secondary Special Music School-College attached to Leningrad Rimsky-Korsakov State Conservatoire (specialization in composition, class of pedagogue S. Wolfensohn; music theory, class of pedagogue S. Belkina; organ, class of pedagogue O. Minkina; piano, class of pedagogue N. Brovermann).
In 1995 he graduated with honours from St. Petersburg Rimsky-Korsakov State Conservatoire, specialization in composition, class of Prof. A. Mnatsakanian, and organ, class of Prof. N. Oxentian. In 1995-1997 he had a probation period in St. Petersburg Conservatoire (specialization in organ, class of Prof. N. Oxentian, and clavecin, class of assistant professor E. Seredinskaya).
In 1999 he finished his post-graduate course in St. Petersburg Conservatoire, in March 2000 maintained his Ph. D. candidate dissertation "Development of the Organ Music in the 60 ths - 90 ths of the XX Century" (Based on the Works of the Leningradian - St. Petersburgian Composers), scientific adviser — Prof. Dr. S. Hentova.
In 1993-1994 he was an exchange student in Rotterdams Conservatorium (Holland), specialization in organ (Prof. B. Winsemius), organ improvisation (Prof. A. J. Keijzer), composition (Prof. K. de Vries), piano (Prof. C. Steinroth). Participant and laureate of different composers and organ music performers contests and festivals. Since 1984 he has been performing actively piano, organ and clavecin concerts. He performed interpretations of the rare thus including modern music. He is an author of about 170 compositions for piano, choir, chamber ensembles etc. His compositions were performed in Russia, Holland, Germany, Bulgaria, Denmark, England, USA, Norway.
Since April 2000 Alex lives and works in Aure (Møre and Romsdal, Central Norway). He is organist in the church of St. Mary in Aure and organ/piano teacher in a local municipal culture school. He takes an active part in musical and other cultural life, participated in a staging of the musical by J. Bock and Sh. Harnick "Spelmann på taket" ("Fiddler on the Roof") in Aure and Brekstad (2001), in folk music festivals, he also helped while compiling the digest book of a local folk music in 2002. He was also a participant in Brekstad Culture Festival in 2003, Bodø International Organ Festival in 2005, also in Gothenburg International Organ Academy, Sweden, in 2004, 2006 and 2007 and Smarano International Organ and Clavichord Academy, Italy, in 2008, 2009 and 2010.
Alex is a member of St. Petersburg Union of Composers, St. Petersburg Richard Wagner Union, German Richard Wagner Society, Musikernes Felles Organisasjon (MFO - Norwegian Musicians’ Union), TONO — Norwegian society of composers and performers’ copyrights, GramArt - Grammophone Artists` Organization, Norway, Norwegian and Swedish Organ Societies, Oslo Grieg Society, Trondheim Chamber Music Society, European Piano Teachers`Association - EPTA Norway, Noregs Mållag (The New Norse Language Organization in Norway) and the World Wide St. Petersburgers`Club.
In February, 2010 he is awarded the Culture Prize from Aure Municipality for the year 2009.
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