Alexey Mylnikov: Diabelli-Contest 2014

Alexey Mylnikov Alexei Myl'nikov was born in Leningrad in 1955. In 1979 he graduated from the Leningrad Conservatory in "composition", since 1981 - Member of the Union of Composers of Russia, with 2008goda - honorary member of the Philharmonic Society of St. Petersburg.
His second string quartet (1977), a song cycle based on poems by O. Khayyam (1981), Concerto BACH for large symphony orchestra (1985), a symphony concert "The Magic Flute 2006" (2006), "Capriccio" for solo violin (2007) marked at national and international competitions composers.
Myl'nikov - created the first Russian author's school of piano playing. School of piano playing "The Birth of Toys" (2000, Moscow, Composer), which became widely known, written by the author of the new "klassikostremitelnoy" manner. Its theoretical understanding of the place and role in modern musical practice carried out in different genres and scope of scientific and methodical publications. In 2008 he published a monograph of Professor JS Avramkovoy "Let's play" The Birth of Toys "dedicated to in-depth analysis of this work and published 58 new pieces and pinning high hopes. In 2010, the premiere edition and (foreword GS Turchaninova) other significant works for children and youth - "Children's Games in the adult music" - 99 violin pieces and ensembles.
By order of the State Philharmonic Concert Hall, "the Philharmonic Society of St. Petersburg", International Festival "St. Petersburg Musical Spring", "children's land", "Sound Ways", written by the author and successfully executed the following symphonic works:
Sinfonia Concertante "in the classic interior" - (2002), "The Magic Flute 2006" - Overture for Orchestra (2005), a concerto for clarinet and orchestra, dedicated to Valery Bezruchenko (2005), Concerto for Orchestra memory of Joseph Brodsky "Fall Creek hawk "- (2007), Concerto for flute, harp, percussion and string orchestra" Petit fours "(2008), symphonic Suite" Midwinter Night's Dream "(2008), a concerto for flute and orchestra" Easy Breathing "(in memory Bunin) - (2009), a concerto for piano and orchestra, "The Tale of a perfect gentleman" (2010), Concerto for two Harps and Symphony Orchestra "Russian light" Christmas mystery story by abbess Taisii for soloists, chorus and orchestra (2010), "Magic wrappers" - Suite for flute, harp and orchestra (2011).


commissioned by the State Philharmonic Concert Hall, "the Philharmonic Society of St. Petersburg", International Festival "St. Petersburg Musical Spring", "children's land", "Sound Ways", written by the author and successfully executed the following symphonic works:
1. «BACH» - contrapuntal variations for SSR (1985)
2 Concerto for Piano and Orchestra (1986)
3 Concerto for balalaika and Orne (1987)
4 "in the classic interior" - Symphony (2002),
5 "The Magic Flute 2006" - Overture for Orchestra (2005)
6 Concerto for clarinet and orchestra, dedicated to Valery Bezruchenko (2005)
7 "Fall Creek hawk" - Concerto for Orchestra (in memory of Joseph Brodsky) (2007)
8 Concerto for flute, harp, percussion and string orchestra "Petit fours" (2008)
9 "Midwinter Night's Dream" - Suite for orchestra (2008),
10 "Easy Breathing" (in memory of Ivan Bunin) - Concerto for flute and orchestra (2009)
11 "The Tale of a perfect gentleman" - concerto for piano and orchestra (2010)
12 "Russian light" (in memory of N. Rubtsov) - Concerto for two harps and orchestra (2010)
13 "The first tree on earth" - the mystery of the Christmas story by Abbess Thais - for soloists, chorus and orchestra (2010)
14 "Magic wrappers" - Suite for Flute, Harp and SSR (2011)

In 2009-2011, with great success in the concert halls sounded new symphonic works of the author. This Christmas tale for orchestra "Midwinter Night's Dream", a dystopia for piano and orchestra in memory of Joseph Brodsky's "Autumn cry of a hawk", a concerto for flute, harp, percussion and string "Petit fours", a concerto for flute and orchestra in memory of Ivan Bunin "Easy Breathing", a concerto for piano and orchestra, "The Tale of a perfect gentleman," Christmas Mystery "The first tree on the ground" for chorus, soloists and orchestra.