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This is a list of compositions by Otar Taktakishvili. == List of works== ; Hymn of the Georgian SSR (1946) : Text: A. Abasheli and G. Abashidse. ; Cello Concerto No. 1 in D minor (1947) : In three movements. ; Symphony No. 1 ''Youth Symphony'' in A minor for full symphony orchestra (1949) : In four movements: :# Andante :# Andante :# Allegro scherzando :# Moderato : Orchestra: 3(picc.),3(E.H.),3,2 – 4,3,3,1 – kettledrums, side drum, cymbals, bass drum, chime bells – xyl – harp, pf – strings. : First performance in 1949 in Tbilisi. : LP Melodiya D 02348-: Radio Orchestra, Dimitriady (cond) ; ''Samgori'', symphonic poem (1950) ; Piano Concerto No. 1 in C minor (1950) : In four movements: :# Allegro :# Scherzo. Vivo e leggiero :# Andante :# Finale. Allegro molto : Orchestra: 3(picc.),2(E.H.),2,2 – 4,3,3,1 – kettledrums, cymbals – strings. : First performance: 15 November 1951 in Tbilisi. : Video: : * (Movement 1 & 2) Moscow PO, Dong Hymn (cond), Jungram Khwarg (piano) : * (Movement 3 & 4) Moscow PO, Dong Hymn (cond), Jungram Khwarg (piano) : LP Melodiya D 0420-1: USSR State Orchestra, Stasevich (cond), A. Jokheles (piano) : LP Melodiya C10 10115-16: Central TV and Radio Large SO, O. Taktakishvili (cond), M. Mdivani (piano) : CD Cambria Recordings CD-1120: Moscow PO, Dong Hymn (cond), Jungram Khwarg (piano) (Release: 2000) ; Three Pieces for Piano (1951) ; ''Poem'' Luka Okrsotsvaridze ; ''The Prisoner'' for piano (1951) ; ''Festive Overture'' for symphony orchestra (1951) ; Symphony No. 2 in C minor for full symphony orchestra (1953) : In four movements: :# Andante. Allegro appassionato :# Vivo :# Adagio. :# Moderato : Orchestra: 3(picc.),3(E.H.),3,2 – 4,3,3,1 – kettledrums, triangle, side drum, cymbals, bass drum, tam-tam – xyl – harp, pf – strings. : First performance in 1953 in Tbilisi. : LP Melodiya D 03756-7: USSR State Orchestra, K. Ivanov (cond) : CD Russian Disc RDCD 00768: Academic Symphony Orchestra, Y. Svetlanov (cond) (rec: 1992) ; ''Elegy'', symphonic miniature (1954) ; ''Sachidao'', symphonic miniature (1954) : Orchestra: 2,3(E.H.),3,2 – 4,3,3,1 – kettledrums, – harp – strings. ; ''Shairi'', symphonic miniature (1954) ; Trumpet Concerto (1954) ; Seven Romances after Vazha Pshavela for tenor and piano (1955) : Russian text by L. Ozerov. : First performance in 1957 in Tbilisi. ; Seven Romances after Georgian Poets for singer and piano (1956) ; Five Vocal Poems after G. Tabidze for mezzo-soprano, soprano and orchestra (1956) : LP Melodiya D 011027-8: Moscow PO, K. Kondrashin (cond), M. Preobrazhenskaya (soprano), N. Postavnicheva (mezzo-soprano) : LP Melodiya D 025643-6: Moscow PO, K. Kondrashin (cond), M. Preobrazhenskaya (soprano), N. Postavnicheva (mezzo-soprano) : LP Melodiya C10 09847-48: Moscow PO, K. Kondrashin (cond), M. Preobrazhenskaya (soprano), N. Postavnicheva (mezzo-soprano) : LP Melodiya: Georgian Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra, O. Taktakishvili (cond), T. Tatishvili (soprano), N. Tugushi (mezzo-soprano) ; ''Mtsyri'', symphonic poem (1956) : Based on M. Lermontov’s poem. : Orchestra: 3(picc.),3(E.H.),3,2 – 4,3,3,1 – kettledrums, side drum, cymbals, bass drum, tam-tam, chime bells – xyl – cel, harp – strings. : First performance in 1956 in Tbilisi. : Video: : * USSR State Orchestra, O. Taktakishvili (cond) : LP Melodiya D 04944-5: USSR State Orchestra, O. Taktakishvili (cond) : LP Melodiya D 014283-4: USSR State Orchestra, O. Taktakishvili (cond) ; Concertino in C major for violin and small orchestra (1956) : In three movements: :# Allegretto :# Andantino :# Vivo : Orchestra: 2,2,1 – strings. : First performance in 1956 in Tbilisi. : Video: : * Moscow Radio Orchestra, O. Taktakishvili (cond), D. Oistrakh (violin) : LP Melodiya D 04944-5: Moscow Radio Orchestra, O. Taktakishvili (cond), D. Oistrakh (violin) : LP Melodiya D 014283-4: Moscow Radio Orchestra, O. Taktakishvili (cond), D. Oistrakh (violin) : LP Melodiya C10 08017-18: Moscow Radio Orchestra, O. Taktakishvili (cond), D. Oistrakh (violin) ; ''O Tblisi'', cantata (1958) ; Five Vocal Poems for mezzo-soprano, violin and piano (or orchestra) (1958) : Revised version of Five Vocal Poems after G. Tabidze for mezzo-soprano, soprano and orchestra (1956). : Lyrics by Galaktion Tabidze; Russian text by E. Alexandrova. :# ''Prayer'' :# ''Me and the night'' :# ''The city was howling like an enraged beast'' :# ''Evening'' :# ''The moon over Mtatsminda'' : First performance in 1958 in Tbilisi. ; Five Vocal Poems for mezzo-soprano, mezzo-soprano and piano (1960) : Revised version of Five Vocal Poems for mezzo-soprano, violin and piano (or orchestra) (1958). ; ''Our Swallows'' to words by I. Abashidze (1960) ; ''Mindia'', opera in three acts (1960-1961) : Based on the Vazha Pshavela's poems. : Libretto by R. Tabukashvili and O. Taktakishvili. : Russian text by E. Alexandrova. : First performance: 23 July 1961 in Tbilisi. : Revised in 1971. : LP Melodiya D 013299-302: Tblisi State Theatre Opera & Ballet Chorus and Orchestra, Dimitriady (cond), V. Chlunchadze (tenor), M. Amiranashvili (mezzo-soprano), P. Amiranasvili (baritone), T. Laperashvili (bass), I. Shushaniya (bass), G. Sagaradze : LP Melodiya D 012553-6: Radio Chorus and Orchestra, Dimitriady (cond), Z. Andzhaparidze (tenor), P. Amiranashvili (baritone), O. Koznetsova (soprano), I. Shushaniya (bass) : LP Melodiya C 0705-9: Radio Chorus and Orchestra, Dimitriady (cond), Z. Andzhaparidze (tenor), P. Amiranashvili (baritone), O. Koznetsova (soprano), I. Shushaniya (bass) ; ''Humoresque'' for chamber orchestra (1961) : Orchestra: 2 flutes, clarinet; strings. ; ''Simple Overture'' in C major for small symphony orchestra (1961) : Orchestra: 2,2,2,1 – 2,2,0,0 – kettledrums – strings. ; Toccata for piano (1961-1962) ; Seven Romances after Simon Tshikovani for soprano, baritone and piano (1962) : Six romances and a duet: : Nos. 1, 3 & 6 for soprano : Nos. 2, 5 & 7 for baritone : No. 4 for soprano and baritone. ; ''Kesaneh'' to words by G. Leonidze (1962) ; ''The Rock and the Stream'', vocal–symphonic poem for mixed chorus and orchestra (1962) : To the words by V. Pshavela. Russian translation by G. Fere. :# The Rock and the Stream :# High-Flood and the Struggle with Rock :# The Stream Wins : First performance in 1963 in Tbilisi. ; Six Romances after Pushkin for tenor, bass and piano (1963) ; ''The Live Hearth'', oratorio for soprano, baritone, mixed chorus, and symphony orchestra (1964) : To the words by Simon Tshikovani. : Russian translation by E. Alexandrova and Khmaladze. : First performance in 1965 in Moscow. : LP Melodiya D 025001-2: Radio Chorus and Orchestra, O. Taktakishvili (cond), V. Budareva (soprano), A. Kleshcheva, S. Yakovenko (baritone) ; Seven romances for tenor and bass with piano accompaniment (1965) : Lyrics by Alexander Pushkin. ; ''In Rustaveli’s Footsteps'' (Solemn Chants), oratorio for bass, mixed chorus, symphony orchestra and organ (1963-1964) : To the words by I. Abashidze. Russian translation by G. Andreeva and A. Mezhirov. : Orchestra: 3(picc.),3(E.H.),3,3(dbsn) – 4,3,3,1 – kettledrums, side drum, cymb, bass drum, tam-tam, chime bells, bells – xyl – cel, 2 harps, pf, organ – strings. : First performance in 1965 in Moscow. : Movements: :# Introduction :# You Are Here :# "Djvari", By the Walls of the Sacred Cross Monastery :# "Vardzyia" :# Palestina :# The Native Language :# The Exile :# Tamara :# Today Has Died Rustaveli : LP Melodiya D 018093: Moscow Large Chorus and Large Radio SO, G. Rozhdestvensky (cond), A. Vedernikov (bass), N. Gureyeva (organ) : LP Melodiya C 01315-6: Moscow Large Chorus and Loarge Radio SO, G. Rozhdestvensky (cond), A. Vedernikov (bass), N. Gureyeva (organ) : LP Melodiya D 019495-6: Georgian State Chorus and Orchestra, Khurodze (cond), T. Mushkudiany (bass) ; Sonata for flute and piano in C major (1963-1966) : Movements: :# Allegro cantabile :# Aria: Moderato con moto :# Allegro scherzando : Video: : * Fenwick Smith (flute), Randall Hodgkinson (piano) : * Elena Yakovleva (flute). Nina Botvinovskaya (piano) : * Manuela Wiesler (flute), Roland Pontinen (piano) : * Orchestration for flute and small orchestra by Olivier Kaspar: : * * Orchestre du Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de St Maur des fossés (France), Olivier Kaspar (cond), Philippe Lesgourgues (flute) : * CD BIS: Manuela Wiesler (flute), Roland Pontinen (piano) ; ''Three Tales'', operatic triptychon from three short operas (1967) : Libretto by the author after the stories by M. Dzhavakhishvili :# ''Three Judgements"'' opera in one act :# ''The Soldier'', opera in one act :#: S. Tsenin after G. Tabidze's poetry :# ''Higher the Flags'', opera in three pictures with an epilogue : Russian text by I. Arakishvili (No. 1), E. Alexandrova (No. 2): :# ''Two Sentences'' :# ''The Soldier'' (The Year 1905) :# ''Banners Up!'' : First performance: 19 November 1967 in Tbilisi. : LP Melodiya D 025643-6: Radio Chorus and Orchestra, O. Taktakishvili (cond), : No. 1: V. Makhov (tenor), L. Kazanskaya (soprano), Y. Yakushev (baritone) : No. 2: S. Yakovenko (baritone), N. Postavnicheva (mezzo-soprano), V. Makohov (tenor), A. Tikhonov (bass) : No. 3: V. Selivanov (baritone), Y. Yelnikov (tenor) ; ''The Sun has Vanished'', poem (1967) : To words by G. Tabidze. : Russian translation by E. Alexandrova. ; ''Twilight above Mtazminda'', poem for tenor, men's octet, chorus and orchestra (1968) ; Pieces for violin and piano (1968) :# ''Melody'' :# ''Rondo'' ; Sonata for violin and piano (1969) :# Allegro leggiero :# Andante :# Allegro molto. ; Poem and Allegro for cello and piano (1969) : LP Melodiya D 300069-70: I. Cheisvily (cello), N. Tumanova (piano) : Piano Trio (1969) ; Six Children's Pieces for piano (1969) ; ''Native Tunes'', five pieces for piano (1970) : Suite for piano: :# Enguri :# Svan Tower :# Shairi (Limericks) :# The Alazan Valley :# March (Toccata) ; ''Nikolas Baratashvili'', oratorio for tenor, men's vocal octet, chorus and symphony orchestra (1970) : To lyrics by N. Baratashvili. Russian translation by G. Andreeva. : Orchestra: 3(picc.),3(E.H.),3,3(dbsn) – 4,4,3,1 – kettledrums, side drum, cymb, bass drum, tam-tam, chime bells, bells – xyl – cel, harp, pf – strings. : First performance in 1971 in Tbilisi. : LP Melodiya CM 04357-8: Moscow PO, Radio Chorus, "Gordela" Vocal Ensemble, O. Taktakishvili (cond), Z. Andzhaparidze (tenor) ; Gurian Songs, cantata after Georgian folktexts for men's vocal octet, mixed chorus and symphony orchestra (1971) : Folk texts. Russian translation by G. Andreeva. : Orchestra: 3(picc.),3(E.H.),3,3(dbsn) – 4,3,3,1 – kettledrums, side drum, cymb, bass drum, tam-tam, chime bells, bells – xyl – cel, harp, pf – strings. : First performance in 1971 in Moscow. : CD Russian Disc RDCD 00768: USSR TV & Radio Symphony Orchestra, Vocal Ensemble, Otar Taktakishvili (cond), L. Belobragina (soprano) ; Three Pieces for violin and piano (1971) ; ''Three Lives'' (1971-1972) : Revised in 1972. New opera No. 3: ''Shikor'' after M. Dshavachishvili. : The second version of the ''Three Tales'' (1967) :# ''Two Brothers'' :# ''The Fate of a Soldier'' :# ''Chikori'' : First performance: 9 September 1972 in Moscow. ; ''Mengrelian Songs'', suite for tenor, men's vocal octet and chamber orchestra (1972) : Free arrangements to traditional words. Russian translation by G. Andreeva. : Orchestra: flute, oboe, clarinet; snare drum, bells; strings. : First performance in 1973 in Leningrad. : LP Melodiya CM 04357-8: Radio Chorus and Orchestra, O. Taktakishvili (cond), L. Belobragina (soprano) : CD Russian Disc RDCD 00768: Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, "Rustavy" Vocal Ensemble, Otar Taktakishvili (cond), L. Gozman (tenor) ; Piano Concerto No. 2 ''Mountain Tunes'' (1973) : In two movements: :# Andante (in F Sharp Minor) :# Allegro alla breve (in A minor/C major) : Orchestra: 3(picc.),3,3,3(dbsn) – 4,4,3,1 – kettledrums – strings. : First performance in 1973 in Leningrad). : LP Melodiya C10 08017-18: Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra, O. Taktakishvili (cond), E. Virsaladze (piano) ; ''Imitation of Georgian Folk instruments'', suite for piano (1973) : Suite in four movements: :# Duduki :# Dholi :# Panduri :# Salamuri ; Love Songs ''Lyrical Songs'', suite after M. Pozchishvili for soprano, tenor, men's vocal octet and chamber orchestra (1974) : Words by M. Potskhishvili and traditional. : First performance in 1974 in Riga. ; Piano Concerto No. 3 ''Youth Concerto'' in F major (1974) : In one movement. : First performance in 1974 in Tbilisi. : LP Melodiya C10 09347-48: Georgian Chamber Orchestra, O. Taktakishvili (cond), Doibzhashvili (piano) ; Choreografic Suite, ballet in one act of five parts : Libretto: G. Aleksidse. First performance: 1976 in Moscow. ; Sonata for violin (1975) : Transcription of flutesonata (1966). ; Violin Concerto No. 1 in F minor (1976) : In four movements: :# Andante. Allegro moderato :# Scherzo. Presto leggiero :# Moderato cantabile :# Finale. Allegro tranquillo e cantabile : Video: : * (Movement 1 & 2) Central TV and Radio Large SO, Otar Taktakishvili (cond), Liana Isakadze (violin) : * (Movement 3 & 4) Central TV and Radio Large SO, Otar Taktakishvili (cond), Liana Isakadze (violin) : LP Melodiya C10 10115-16: Central TV and Radio Large SO, Otar Taktakishvili (cond), Liana Isakadze (violin) ; ''The Abduction of the Moon'', opera in three acts (1976) : Based on the novel by K. Gamsakhurdia. : Verses by S. Nishnianidze. Russian translation by I. Maznin. : Libretto: O. Taktakischwili. : First performance 25 March 1977 in The Bolshoi Theatre of Moscow; Producer B. Pokrovsky. ; Overture to the opera ''The Abduction of the Moon'' (1976) : First performance in 1981. ; ''Summer Lightnings Aflame'', cantata for mezzo-soprano, bass, mixed chorus, and symphony orchestra (1976) : To the lyrics by I. Abashidze and S. Nishniadze. : Russian translation by V. Krasnopolsky. :# ''Summer Lightnings Aflame''. Allegro moderato :# ''A Mother’s Song of Peace''. Andante moderato :# ''At the Cenotaph''. Andante con moto :# ''The Vow''. :# ''Hymn to Labour''. Allegro : Orchestra: 4(picc.),3(E.H.),0,3(dbsn) – 4,4,3,1 – kettledrums, snare drum, cymb, bass drum – harp, pf – strings – jazz band – 6 trumpets (in B flat). : First performance in 1976 in Moscow. ; Cello Concerto No. 2 in D major (1977) : In three movements: :# Moderato :# Andante :# Andante : Video: : * Eldar Issakadze (cello), Otar Taktakishvili, conductor (1977) ; ''To the Holy Shushanik'', Georgian hymn for baritone, men's chorus and percussion instruments (1979) : LP Melodiya: Academic Men's Chorus of the Estonian SSR, O. Taktakishvili (cond) ; ''Mususi'' (The Lady Killer), comic opera in one act after M. Dshawachishvili (1977-1980) : Based on M. Dzhavakhishvili's story. : Verses by M. Tarkhnishvili. Russian translation by P. Gradov. : Libretto: O. Taktakishvili. : First performance in 1978 in Tblisi. ; ''Dance Suite'', three dances from the opera ''Mususi'' for symphony orchestra (1978) :# Slow Dance :# Georgian Dance :# Fete in Kartli ; ''Secular Hymns'' for soloists, men's chorus, kettledrums, bells and two harps (1979) : Dedication to St. Shushanik. : To the words by Demetre (12th century), Shota Rustaveli, Simon Chikovani and traditional. : Russian translation by M. Pavlova. : Dedicated to Gustav Ernesax. : First performance in 1979 in Tbilisi. ; ''First Love'', comic opera in two acts (1980) : Libretto: R. Gabriadze, based on his story “The Wondrous Bird”. : First performance: 30 December 1980 in Tbilisi. ; Overture to the opera ''First Love'' (1980) : Concert version for symphony orchestra. ; Six Romances for mezzo-soprano with piano accompaniment to words by Alexander Pushkin (1980) ; Six Children’s Pieces for piano (1980) :# Song :# March :# Riddle :# It has Stopped Raining :# A Little Box :# Waltz ; Five Lullabies for women's chorus a capella to folk words (1980) : First performance in 1980 in Tbilisi. ; ''Festivities in Georgia'', dance suite for symphony orchestra (1980) :# Allegro marciale :# Marciale maestoso : First performance in 1980 in Moscow. ; ''Orchestral Miniatures'' for symphony orchestra (1980) :# Larghetto :# Intermezzo :# March :# Mountaineers’ Dance ; ''Kartalin Tunes'', choral cycle for women's chorus a’capella to folk words (1982) ; Piano Concerto No. 4 in D minor for piano and chamberorchestra (1983) : In four movements: :# Allegro non troppo :# Allegro vivo :# Andante con moto :# Allegro ; Eight Romances on text by Nikoloz Baratashvili (1984) ; ''With Tsereteli's Lyre'', oratorio for soloists, mixed chorus, piano, flute, harp, and kettledrums (1984) : To the words by A. Tsere. ; String Quartet in C minor (1983-1985) ; Sonata for piano (1985) ; Quintet for piano and string quartet (1986) ; Violin Concerto No. 2 for violin and chamberorchestra (1986) : Movements: :# Allegro moderato :# Andante :# Finale. Allegro molto : Video: : * Georgia Chamber Orchestra, L. Issakadze (conductor & violin) : CD Orfeo C 304 921 A: Georgia Chamber Orchestra, L. Issakadze (conductor & violin) ; ''Twenty-Three Water-Colours'' for piano (1987) ; ''Humoresque'' for two pianos (1987) : LP Melodiya C10 14241-2: M. Paniashvili and M. Altunashvili (piano) ; Chamber Oratorio for men's chorus, soloists, piano, organ, and trumpet (1987) : Words by Queen Tamara, I. Chavchavadze, A. Kalandadze. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「List of compositions by Otar Taktakishvili」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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