Victor Vlasov.
Concert Triptych on the theme of the painting "The Last Judgement" by Hieronymus Bosch.
For accordion (bayan / accordeon)
Language: Ukrainian-English
Number of pages: 28
Difficulty level: Beginner - Intermediate - Advanced
Here's zipped demo in JPG format
Content:
Victor Vlasov. Concert Triptych on the theme of the painting "The Last Judgement" by Hieronymus Bosch"
1. Paradise
2. Temptation
3. Inferno
*Price: 15 €
how to order
need advise?
Other versions of: Victor Vlasov. Concert Triptych on the theme of the painting
"The Last Judgement" by Hieronymus Bosch" for Accordion (Bayan):
Version for Accordion / Bayan SOLO |
Version for INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE: clarinet, cello, piano and accordion |
Video demo: Victor Vlasov.
Concert Triptych on the theme of the painting "The Last Judgement" by Hieronymus Bosch. |
|
Video demo: Victor Vlasov.
Concert Triptych on the theme of the painting "The Last Judgement" by Hieronymus Bosch.
Performed by: Vladimir Gitin - clarinet, Anna Mamalyzhenko - cello, Denys Budnik - piano,
Iryna Serotyuk - accordion (bayan)
(Attention! The piece in this book is for bayan / accordion SOLO.
Instrumental ensemble version is in this sheet music)
Video demo: V.Vlasov. Concert Triptych on the theme of the painting "The Last Judgement".
Part I - II.
Performed by Serhy Shamray, accordion (bayan)
Video demo: V.Vlasov. Concert Triptych on the theme of the painting "The Last Judgement".
Part II - III.
Performed by Alexey Mykitenko, accordion (bayan)
In his music, that consists of three parts as well, Viktor Vlasov often uses methods
of polystylistics.
The first part ("Paradise") can be seen in the unmistakable relation with impressionism.
Intricate melodic, spicery of its harmonies, unstableness of mood, finery, delicacy
- all of them depict the picture of the undisturbed paradise.
The second part ("Temptation") bears baroque features that, for the first time in
music, in a fullest way exposed its possibilities of profound and multiaspected
embodiment of the world of human spiritual reflections.
All the music within the third part ("Inferno") testifies inevitability of punishment.
Resorting to most contemporary, vanguard musical means, such as sonorous sound,
extra-musical complexes, clusters), the composer achieves infernal, destructive
character of his music.
The author, a brilliant bayan player and expert, uses a great range of the whole
arsenal of modern means of bayan playing. For example, to achieve the most powerful,
all-embracing apocalyptic sound, he was the first in bayan playing to use the five-lined
musical notation. This piece was firstly performed by a famous Ukrainian bayan player
Pavlo Fenyuk.
A.Semeshko, O.Kmit
Sheet music (partitions) with compositions by Victor Vlasov
for Accordion / Bayan / Accordeon / Akkordeon /
Fisarmonica / Harmonika / Harmonica / Trekkspill / Dragspel / Harmonikka /
Bajan / Akordeon: