Braslavsky Daniil Abramovich (March 11, 1918, Kiev - February 10, 1989, Moscow) - Soviet composer and conductor , professor (1986), candidate of art history (1970).
| Daniel Braslavsky | |
|---|---|
| Full name | Braslavsky Daniil Abramovich |
| Date of Birth | |
| Place of Birth | Kiev , Ukraine |
| Date of death | |
| A place of death | Moscow , RSFSR |
| A country |  the USSR |
| Professions | composer , music teacher |
| Genres | academic music , concert music , pop music |
Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 Main works
- 3 Bibliography
- 4 notes
- 5 Links
Biography
In 1946 he graduated from the Moscow Higher School of Bandmaster , in the class “Conducting” (D. V. Svechkov) and in the class “Instrumentation” (B. T. Kozhevnikov).
In the years 1946-1953 - conductor of military bands .
In 1953-1956 he was the head of the orchestra headquarters of the Transcaucasian Military District .
In 1956-1966 - conductor and artistic director of a number of professional pop orchestras and ensembles.
Since 1966 - lecturer of the arrangement course for pop orchestras at the Military Conducting Department at the Moscow Conservatory, since 1971 - associate professor, since 1986 - professor.
Author of the books “Fundamentals of Instrumentation for a Variety Orchestra” and “Arrangement for Variety Ensembles and Orchestras”.
Braslavsky D.A. has written many musical compositions for pop orchestra and ensembles.
Main Works
Musical works for wind band and individual instruments:
Overtures:
- "Russian" (1962)
- The Heroic (1965)
- Festive (1967)
Poems:
- "Mamaev Kurgan" (1969)
- “At the Eternal Flame” (1975)
- Suite (1981)
Marches:
- “Youth” (ed. 1985)
- The Young Change (1985)
Concert for alto saxophone and orchestra (1973), fantasy, rhapsody.
Bibliography
Music Editions:
- Braslavsky D.A. Mamaev Kurgan (poem). For brass band. Collection. Moscow: Military Orchestra Service of the USSR Ministry of Defense, 1969.
- Braslavsky D. A. Fantasy on the theme of the songs of I. Dunaevsky. For brass band.
- Braslavsky D.A. Concert for alto saxophone and orchestra. Dedicated to Alexander Borisovich Rivchun. Moscow: publishing house "Soviet Composer, 1975.
- Ancient waltzes. Issue 1. Instrumentation D. Braslavsky. For brass band. Moscow: Publishing House "Soviet Composer", 1987.
- Braslavsky D.A. Moonlight: Slow Foxtrot: For a pop orchestra. Moscow: Publishing House "Soviet Composer".
- Braslavsky D.A. Arrangement of vocal accompaniment for instrumental ensembles / D. Braslavsky. Moscow: Soviet Russia Publishing House, 1983.
- Braslavsky D. A. Fundamentals of instrumentation for a pop orchestra: a manual for musical universities. Moscow: publishing house "Music", 1967.
- Braslavsky D. A. "Glory to the heroes." Fantasy on the theme of songs about the Soviet Army and Navy. For brass band. Moscow: Publishing House "Soviet Composer", 1978.
- Braslavsky D. A. March on the theme of the song A. Pakhmutova "Small Earth". For brass band. Chisinau: Lit. publishing house. Artistry, 1979.
- Braslavsky D.A. By the sea. Tango. For a pop orchestra. Moscow: Publishing House "Soviet Composer", 1964.
- Popular tangos: For brass band / Arrangement for D. Braslavsky's brass band. Moscow: Publishing House "Soviet Composer", 1988.
- Dunaevsky I. O. "Fantasy on the theme of songs." For brass band / arrangement by D. Braslavsky. Moscow: Military Orchestra Service of the USSR Ministry of Defense, 1977.
- Sviridov G.V. Metel: Three, waltz, romance and military march from a musical illustration to the story of A.S. Pushkin. For brass band / Instrumentation for D. Braslavsky's brass band. Moscow: Publishing House "Soviet Composer", 1980.
- Tukhmanov D.F. “Victory Day”. Song for voice and brass band. Instrumentation D. Braslavsky. Moscow: Publishing House "Soviet Composer", 1978.
- Khrennikov T. N. The first and second suites from the ballet “Love for Love”. Composition 24 / Arrangement for wind band. Instrumentation D. Braslavsky. Moscow: Publishing House "Soviet Composer", 1981.
- Braslavsky D. A. “Arrangement of music for dances” (collection) [1] .
Teaching aids:
- Braslavsky D.A. Arrangement of vocal accompaniment for instrumental ensembles. Moscow: Soviet Russia, 1983.
- Braslavsky D.A. Arrangement for pop ensembles and orchestras: a textbook for music universities. - 2nd ed., Revised and supplemented. Moscow: Music, 1974.
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