CHAMBER MUSIC, WORKS FOR ENSEMBLE
Op.1 String Quartet no.1 (1956)
1. Allegro
2. Espressivo
3. Finale. Moderato
1. Allegro
2. Espressivo
3. Finale. Moderato
Op.4 Piano Quintet no.1 (1957) 8’
1.Allegro
2.Andante
3.Allegro
1.Allegro
2.Andante
3.Allegro
Op. 5 Piano Trio no.1 (1957)
1.Allegro
2.Vivo
3.Andantino
4.Vivo
5.Allegro
1.Allegro
2.Vivo
3.Andantino
4.Vivo
5.Allegro
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Op.7 String Quartet no.2 [Little Music] (1958) 10’
1.Allegro 2.Adagio 3.Allegro molto |
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Op.17 Piano Trio no.2 (1962) 11’
1. Allegro 2. Vivo 3. Andantino 4. Vivo 5. Allegro Premiere: Arbo Valdma (Piano), Mati Kärmas (Violin), Toomas Velmet (Cello) 1962. Tallinn |
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Op.24 String Quartet no.3 (1964) 11’
1. Allegro
2. Andantino
3. Moderato Premiere: Endel Lippus, Mati Kärmas, Paul Purga, Toomas Tummeleht 21.11.1965. Tallinn
1. Allegro
2. Andantino
3. Moderato Premiere: Endel Lippus, Mati Kärmas, Paul Purga, Toomas Tummeleht 21.11.1965. Tallinn
Op.29 Nonett for flute, oboe, clarinet, fagott, wild horn, violin, altviiulile, cello and double bass (1967) 14’
Premiere: 1967, Rostock. Germany. 1969 Tallinn Chamber Orchestra Ensemble. Conductor Eri Klas
Premiere: 1967, Rostock. Germany. 1969 Tallinn Chamber Orchestra Ensemble. Conductor Eri Klas
Op.38 Piano Quintet No.3 (1970) 12'
1. Allegro
2. Adagio
3. Allegro
1. Allegro
2. Adagio
3. Allegro
Op.39 String Quartet No.4 (1970) 14'
1. Allegro
2. Andantino
3. Allegro
1. Allegro
2. Andantino
3. Allegro
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Op.46 Sextet for piano and wind quintet (1972) 9'
1.Allegro 2.Andantino 3.Allegro Premiere: Estonian SSR State Philharmonic Wind Quintet |
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Op.49 Piano Trio No.3 (1973) 11'
1. Allegro 2. Adagio 3. Allegro. Premiere: Valdur Roots (piano), Jüri Gerretz (violin), Toomas Velmet (cello). 20.05.1973, Tallinn Mustpeade Maja Olavi hall. |
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Op.53 String quartet no.5 (1974) 10'
1. Maestoso
2. Allegro
3. Andante
3. Allegro
Premiere: Mati Kärmas, Aleksander Zagorulko (violin), Paul Purga (viola), Toomas Tummeleht (cello) 13.08.1975, Estonia Concert Hall.
1. Maestoso
2. Allegro
3. Andante
3. Allegro
Premiere: Mati Kärmas, Aleksander Zagorulko (violin), Paul Purga (viola), Toomas Tummeleht (cello) 13.08.1975, Estonia Concert Hall.
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Op.56 Piano Trio No.4 (1975) 11'
1. Allegro 2. Andante 3. Allegro Premiere: Jüri Gerretz (violin), Toomas Velmet (cello), Valdur Roots (piano) 3.12.1975, Moscow Premiere in Estonia: Jüri Gerretz (violin), Toomas Velmet (cello), Valdur Roots (piano). Published by the Estonian Department of the Music Fund of the USSR (1976) |
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Op.72 Piano Trio no. 5
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Op.69 String Quartet No.6 (1983) 12'
Three untitled parts
Three untitled parts
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Op.81 Piano trio no.6 (1989) 11'
Three untitled movements Premiere: Vladimir Igošev (piano), Mari Tampere (violin), Peeter Paemurru (cello). 19.11.1989, Tallinn History Museum, Tallinn. |
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Op.87 "Games for two pianos on eight hands (1991) 5'
Premiere: Nata-Ly Sakkos, Toivo Peäske, Caroline Sepp, Tanel Joamets. 2.10.1991, Estonia Concert Hall
Premiere: Nata-Ly Sakkos, Toivo Peäske, Caroline Sepp, Tanel Joamets. 2.10.1991, Estonia Concert Hall
Op.91 Metal for two pianos (Etudes for two pianos and tape recorder) 1993 7'
Premiere: Nata-Ly Sakkos, Toivo Peäske, 24 November 1993, Estonia Concert Hall, NYYD festival
Premiere: Nata-Ly Sakkos, Toivo Peäske, 24 November 1993, Estonia Concert Hall, NYYD festival
Op. 93 Allegro for violin and guitar (1994) 9'
Op.107 "Untitled Track No.1" for flute and guitar (1999) 6'
Premiere: Tauno Saviauk, Tiit Peterson 17 March Matkamaja, festival "Estonian Music Days"
Premiere: Tauno Saviauk, Tiit Peterson 17 March Matkamaja, festival "Estonian Music Days"
Op.96a Concerto for violin and piano (1996) 13'
Premiere: Florian Maierott, Kalle Randalu April 28, 1996, Chamber Hall of the Würzburg University of Music, Germany
Premiere: Florian Maierott, Kalle Randalu April 28, 1996, Chamber Hall of the Würzburg University of Music, Germany
Op.96b Concerto for violin and organ (2001) 21'
Op.121 "Untitled Track No. 4" for guitar, piano and percussion (2002) 7'
Op.122 "Untitled Track No. 5" for violin and piano (2003) 6'
Premiere: Anna-Liisa Bezrodny (violin), Mati Mikalai (piano) April 7, 2003, Chamber Hall of the Estonian Academy of Music, festival "Estonian Music Days"
Premiere: Anna-Liisa Bezrodny (violin), Mati Mikalai (piano) April 7, 2003, Chamber Hall of the Estonian Academy of Music, festival "Estonian Music Days"
Op.123 "Music for Six" piano, two trumpets, horn, trombone and tuba (2004) 5'
Premiere: Mati Mikalai (piano), Silver Brass Mihkel Metsala, Taavi Kuntu (trumpet, Kalle Koppel (horn), Hando Põldmäe (trombone), Priit Paabo (tuba) April 19, 2004, Chamber Hall of the Estonian Academy of Music, festival "Estonian Music Days"
Premiere: Mati Mikalai (piano), Silver Brass Mihkel Metsala, Taavi Kuntu (trumpet, Kalle Koppel (horn), Hando Põldmäe (trombone), Priit Paabo (tuba) April 19, 2004, Chamber Hall of the Estonian Academy of Music, festival "Estonian Music Days"
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Op.125 Piano Trio No.7 (2004) 10'
Premiere: Haydn Trio Eisenstadt Harald Kosik (piano), Verena Stourzh (violin), Hannes Gradwohl (cello) 16 May 2004, Austrian Broadcasting (ORF Radiokulturhaus) concert hall, Vienna Austria Estonian Fp: Marge Uus (violin), Marius Järvi (cello), Kairi Vavilov (piano), May 26, 2007, Swedish-Mihkli Church, Tallinn |
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Op.126 Concerto for Eight Pianists on Four Pianos (2005) 11'
Premiere: Nata-Ly Sakkos, Toivo Peäske, Kai Ratassepp-Mikalai, Reet Kopvillem- Ruubel, Piret Habak, Piret Väinmaa, Lauri Väinmaa, February 22, 2005, "Vanemuine" Concert Hall, Tartu |
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