Tatiana Sergeyeva

Internet Edition compiled by Onno van Rijen

Updated 5 February 2006

Born

28 November 1951 in Kalinin (now: Tver).

Education

She graduated from and completed post-graduate studies at the Moscow Conservatory as a composer, pianist and organist. In 1987 she won the Shostakovich Composer's Prize.

Style

Her music is mainly determined by het love of the balance of classical music, pimarily of the Classical World, pierced by a sensual delight. Her music is imbued with light and Bacchic joie de vivre.

Principal Works

Concertos, chamber and vocal music.

Works

Two Arias after A. Sumarokov for singers and ensemble (1977)

Piano Concerto No. 1 (1979)

"Aphrodite and Delphin", two songs after J. Kryokova (1980)

Concerto for double-bass and string orchestra (1980)

"Dionysos", septet for oboe, string quintet and piano (1980)

Sextet for brassplayers and piano (1980)

Two Arias after N. Jegalin and V. Trediakovsky for mezzo-soprano and ensemble (1981)

Trombone Sonata (1982)

"Daphne", trio for saxophone, cello (or viola) and organ (1984)

CD Boheme Music CDBMR 001123: A. Volkov (saxophone), V. Tonkha (cello), T. Sergeyeva (piano)
Two Arias on lyrics of A. Sumarokov and A. Pissarhov for mezzo-soprano and piano (1984)
CD Artel "Vostochny Veter", ART Classics ART-070: O. Sharikova (mezzo-soprano), T. Sergeyeva (piano)
Two Arias on lyrics of A. Sumarokov and A. Pissarhov for singers and organ (1984-1985)

Concerto for piano, trumpet and orchestra "Piano Concerto No. 2" (1985)

CD Boheme Music CDBMR 001123: Ural Academic PO, D. Liss (cond), T. Sergeyeva (piano)
Transcription of "Piano Concerto No. 2" for two pianos (1985)

Concerto for trombone and orchestra (1986)

Transcription of Trombone Concerto for trombone and organ (1986)

Cello Sonata (1986)

Symphony (1987)

Sonata for cello and organ (1988)

Fantasy on Old Russian Waltz-Themes for piano and orchestra (1988)

Transcription of Fantasy on Old Russian Waltz-Themes for one or two pianos (1988)

Symphony for organ and orchestra (1988)

Concerto for violin and keyboard instruments in five movements(1989)

CD Boheme Music CDBMR 001123: V. Igolinsky (violin, piano), T. Sergeyeva (piano, harpsichord, organ)
Variations for violin and organ (1991)

Songs for mezzo-soprano and piano after texts by Old Greek Poets (1991)

CD Artel "Vostochny Veter", ART Classics ART-070: N. Gorelik-Olenina (mezzo-soprano), T. Sergeyeva (piano)
Variations on a theme of Tolstaya for violin, organ, saxophone, two trombones and trumpet (1991)

Serenada for cello and piano (1992)

Vocal Cycle after T. Cherednichenko for mezzo-soprano, four celli, organ and timpani (1993)

Symphonietta (1993)

Spanish Variations for four celli (1994)

Sonata for violin and organ "To Evgenia" (1994)

CD Artel "Vostochny Veter", ART Classics ART-070: R. Zamuruyev (violin), T. Sergeyeva (organ)
Serenade for trombone and organ (1995)
CD Artel "Vostochny Veter", ART Classics ART-070: T. Sergeyeva (organ), I. Vikharev (trombone)
Vocal Cycle after T. Cherednichenko for mezzo-soprano and piano in three movements (1997)
CD Boheme Music CDBMR 001123: N. Gorelik-Olenina (mezzo-soprano), T. Sergeyeva (piano)
"Dark rose", piece for bayan, piano, violin, cello, percussions (2001)
CD Artel "Vostochny Veter", ART Classics ART-070: F. Lips (bayan), S. Lips (piano), R. Zamuruyev (violin), K. Rodin (cello), N. Lgovsky (percussion)
Piano Concerto No. 3 (2002)
CD Artel "Vostochny Veter", ART Classics ART-070: State Academic Symphony Capella, V. Poliansky (cond), T. Sergeyeva (piano)

Thanks to Enno Klüver for additional information

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