Video of the U.S. premiere by the Indiana University Concert Orchestra, conducted by David Dzubay.
New Voices Orchestra concert, November 12th, 2023 (Indiana University Musical Arts Center)
Let’s play together?
A doppelgänger phenomenon has existed for centuries in mythology, literature, visual art, and later cinema and television. It is about the idea of a biologically unrelated but look-alike, or a double of a living person (usually considered evil version of the original). So far, I’ve never met one in my life. However, if I meet him one day, the first thing I will ask him (or them) would be: “Let’s play together?”
On the Blue Sea
On the Blue Sea for mezzo-soprano, flute, violin and prepared upright piano.
Performed by Elizaveta Agladze (mezzo soprano), Tierney McClure (flute), Marienn Sanchez (violin), Alexey Logunov (piano), conductor – Hung-Yuan Cheng,
Winner of Georgina Joshi Composition Commission Award 2023
Date of premiere: 4/4/2023, Indiana University Recital Hall, Bloomington, United States.
MESSIER 87
April 10th, 2019 became a turning point in history of astronomic observations. In the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) project’s boundaries the first direct image of a supermassive black hole at the center of Messier galaxy was presented. This image provided a test for Albert Einstein’s general theory of relativity. M 87 black hole is characterized by strongly defined accretion disc which consists of large body of incandescent matter. MESSIER 87 for symphonic orchestra (2020) is based on idea of spinning that chaotically gives birth to tempests, hurricanes, and explosions. It is an approach to this gigantic object through clouds of dust, its close overflight observation and departing back to cold depths of outer space.
The piece MESSIER 87 was premiered on September 15th, 2022, by Saint-Petersburg Academic Symphony Orchestra, conductor Fedor Lednyov.
Stream for the final round of the XVI Open composers competition named after Andrey Petrov
Alexey Logunov became a finalist of XVI Open composers competition named after Andrey Petrov in nomination “Symphonic music”. It’s final recital will take place at Saint-Petersburg Philharmonia on September 15th at 7.00 PM (Moscow time). Music of six finalists and three pieces at nomination “Young hopes” will be performed by Saint-Petersburg Academic Symphony Orchestra, conductor Fedor Lednyov.
The stream will be available on the website of competition via this link.
