Alexander Rosenblatt

Alexander Rosenblatt was born in Moscow in 1956 and graduated from the Moscow Conservatory as a pianist and composer. His compositions in the last decade include a Mass for Choir and Orchestra, seven concertos for solo instruments and orchestra, a Sextet for Winds and Piano, "Kamarinskaya" for orchestra, three piano sonatas, the Sonata for Cello and Accordion, the "Beatles Symphony," the Ballet, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," "Psalm" for choir and brass, "Memory" for piano and strings, and "A Small House in Kolomna" - a musical inspired by a Pushkin poem.

Alexander Rosenblatt was born in Moscow in 1956 and graduated from the Moscow Conservatory as a pianist and composer. His compositions in the last decade include a Mass for Choir and Orchestra, seven concertos for solo instruments and orchestra, a Sextet for Winds and Piano, "Kamarinskaya" for orchestra, three piano sonatas, the Sonata for Cello and Accordion, the "Beatles Symphony," the Ballet, "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," "Psalm" for choir and brass, "Memory" for piano and strings, and "A Small House in Kolomna" - a musical inspired by a Pushkin poem. Rosenblatt has also written a great deal of theater and circus music, as well as numerous small pieces, songs, choral compositions, etc. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..