Ludmilla Yurina

Internet Edition compiled by Onno van Rijen

Updated 18 September 2004

Born

16 January 1962 in Uzin (Ukraine).

Education

Ludmilla Yurina graduated from Kiev Music College in 1981 (piano) and from Kiev State P. Tchaikovsky Conservatory in 1990 (composition).
She completed her postgraduate studies at the Kiev State P. Tchaikovsky Conservatory in 1998 (class of composition of professor E. Stankovich (1998).

Works

"Town and Country", three pieces for piano (1985)
"Frederic Harris Publishing", Canada, 1997.
Duration: 5'.
"Ukrainian Echoes", five pieces for piano (1984-1987)
"Frederic Harris Publishing", Canada, 1997.
Duration: 5'30.
"Two Jazz Etudes for Children" for piano (1987)
"Muzychna Ukraina" Publishing, 1989.
Duration: 1'30.
Concerto for trombone and orchestra (1989)
2,2,2,2 - 4,2,3,1 - Batter,Piano- 14, 12, 10, 8, 6.
First performance: 27 May 1990 in Kiev.
Duration: 16'42.
"The Music to Christ's Resurrection" for flute, oboe, clarinet, piano and strings (1990)
Fl,Ob,Cl,Pf-1\1\1\1.
First performance: 13 February 1990 in Kiev.
Duration: 14'25.
"Jazz - Fiesta", Children's Piano Album (1987-1991)
"Frederic Harris Publishing", Canada, 1996.
Duration: 30'.
"Rao Noala" for soprano, flute, vibraphone, piano and violin (1991)
First performance: 7 October 1992 ("International Forum of Young Composers" Duration: 10'45.
"Disintegration" for trombone (1992)
First performance: 21 March 1994 in Kiev.
Duration: 8'.
Music to the Film "The Garden of the Shadows" (1992)
First performance: December 1992 in Kiev.
Duration: 12'.
"Ran - nan" for nineteen strings (1993)
6, 5, 4, 3, 1.
First performance: 5 May 1993 in Kiev ("International Forum of Young Composers").
Duration: 11'04.
"Ekagrata" for four groups of percussions (1993)
First performance: 20 August 1993 in Kiev (Festival of modern art "New Territory") Duration: 15'.
"Geometricum" for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and cr in F (1993)
First performance: 7 April 1994 in Kiev (Festival "Musical premiers of the season").
Duration: 13'30.
"S-re Beresciolo", sinfonia for two oboes and chamber orchestra (1995)
Two oboes-2 Cr-5\4\3\2\1.
First performance: 8 April 1996 in Kiev (Festival "Musical premiers of the season").
"Ritornelli" for piano (1995)
First performance: 14 November 1997 in Kiev (Festival of Modern Ukrainian art "Meta-art") Duration: 5'10.
"The end of the game" for clarinet, piano, violin and cello (1995)
First performance: 15 April 1995 in Odessa (Festival "2 Days & 2 Nights of New Music") Duration: 8'20.
"Distanzierung" for two cellos (1996)
First performance: 29 March 1996 in Casale-Monferrato, Italy (Carlo Soliva`s competition) Duration: 8'.
"Ein kleiner March mit Großem Wecker" for children's percussion ensemble (1996)
Duration: 6'.
" ... end - less ... " for orchestra (1997)
2,2,2,2-4,2,3,1-Batteria,Arpa,Piano- 12,12,10,8,6.
First performance: 26 May 2001 in Kiev ("Musical premiers of the season").
Duration: 8'30.
Music to the Film "Streams" (1997)
First performance: 24 October 1997 in Kiev (Film-Festival "Molodist").
Duration: 8'.
"As soon as possible..." for oboe (1997)
First performance: 15 November 1997 in Kiev (Festival of Modern Ukrainian art "Meta-art") Duration: 5'25.
"Xing" for trombone, double-bass, piano and percussion (1998)
Percussion: Two timpani, two piatti sospessi, vibraphono, gong, tam-tam, legno.
First performance: 11 April 1998 in Odessa (Festival "2 Days & 2 Nights of New Music").
Duration: 10'11.
"Glass- Elegy" for piano (1998)
Second edition.
First performance: 13 April 1999 in Kiev.
Duration: 8'.
"Funny death" for soprano, two microphones and tam-tam (1998)
Text by A. Ginsberg.
Duration: 6'.
"Funny death" for 8 voices (1998)
Two sopranos, two altos, two tenors, two basses.
First performance: 12 September 1998 in Rheinsberg, Germany ("BCNM").
Duration: 4'.
"Gemma" for flute (1999)
Commissioned by Rheinsberg`s Music Academy (Germany).
Prize from competition "Torneo Internazionale di Musica", 2000, Rome, Italy.
First performance: 12 June 1999, Rheinsberg (Workshop for Flute).
Duration: 6'05.
"Shadows and ghosts" for piano (1999)
First performance: 15 April 2000 in Odessa ("2 Days & 2 Nights of New Music").
Duration: 5'11.
"Quad", electronic music for a piece of S. Becket (1999)
Recorded in Experimental Studio of Heinrich-Stroebel-Stiftung in Sued - West - Rundfunk ( Freiburg/Breisgau, Germany ) Duration: 16'.
"Irrlicht" for cello (2000)
First performance: 21 March 2001 in Zaporozhye ("Barocco and vanguarde").
Duration: 6'.
"Klangillusion" for flute, piano and cello (2000)
First performance: 28 Sept 2000 in Kiev (Festival "Kiev-Music-Festival").
Duration: 8'.
"Kashmir" for symphony orchestra and rock-instruments (2001)
Rock-instruments: solo-guitar, bass-guitar and drums.
Duration: 5'20.
"Waterdreams" (2001)
Videohappening with trombone, percussion, improvizing saxophonist and pantomima.
First performance: 13 April 2001 in Odessa (Festival "2 Days and 2 Nights of New Music").
Duration: 11'.
"Topos Uranios" for harpsichord and live-electronics (2001)
First performance: 14 November 2001 in Freiburg, Breisgau, Germany.
Duration: 6'.
"Klangillusion II" for piano, violin and cello (2002)
First performance: 5 October 2002 in Dresden, Germany (International Festival "16th Dresden`s Days of Modern Music").
Duration: 9'.
"Shadows of deep sleep" for flote, oboe, piano and cello (2002)
First performance: 21 December 2002 in Dresden (Project "20 Dresden 21").
Duration: 11'20.
"Incoming " for symphony orchestra (2003-2004)
First performance: 19 March 2004 in Kiev.
Duration: 9'.
"Angel of White Day" for piano (2004)
Commissioned by the International Association of Women-Composers (Germany).
Duration: 4'.

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