Tune for EscherCaminos

...based on MC Escher's 1953 lithograph "Relativity"; this is a track from my quartet's debut album "Caminos"(2009), featuring Vardan Ovsepian, piano, Fernando Huergo, bass, Franco Pinna, drums.

Caminos
 

TerRainCaminos

Yulia Musayelyan Quartet's debut album featuring:

YM, flute
Vardan Ovsepian, piano
Fernando Huergo, bass
Franco Pinna, drums

The lifecycle of a rainstorm, from the first drops to the torrential downpour, to the smell of the ground, saturated with rain.

Caminos
 

Before and After Caminos

a track from the debut album by Yulia Musayelyan Quartet;
sections of this tune were written 3 years apart; baião groove from the north of Brazil.

Caminos
 

Half Emptyoriginal score from film "natalie bonn"

Yulia Musayelyan - flute
Sam Solomon - vibraphone

 

Pismo Lyubvi, DUO with Ludmila StefanikovaYulia Musayelyan - flute, Ludmila Stefanikova - MalletKAT/vibraphone

"Love Letter", composition by the Great Russian Composer Cesar Cui.

DUO arrangement:
Yulia Musayelyan - flute,
Ludmila Stefanikova - MalletKAT/vibraphone

 

210 for flute and pianolive at Symphony Space, NYC, Dec.2007

Yulia Musayelyan - flute
Sofya Melikyan - piano

210 refers to the effects of the radioactive substance polonium-210
that was used in the murder of the former KGB/FSB officer Alexander
Litvinenko in November of 2006. The beginning theme occurred to me as
I was watching a scene in the documentary film "In Memoriam", where
his father stands over the flower-covered grave. This piece, in a
series of mutations, is an unavoidable emotional response to the event
and its implications as well as a musical reflection of the body's
interaction with polonium-210.
- Y.Musayelyan (c) 2007

 

Nerves, an etude for two flutesMA Recital at New York University, 2007

Yulia Musayelyan, Molly Filer - flutes.

Nerves is an etude study for two flutes. The title and sound come from my incessant spinning of run-on thoughts fueled by nervous energy. The two flutes are in 8-measure canon throughout the piece, except for the brief middle section, which is marked by held notes and equal rhythmic figures in intervals of major seconds. -Y.Musayelyan (c) 2007

 

Erzerum DancesArmenia Project Live

(arr. Y. Musayelyan)
Yulia Musayelyan - alto flute
Nuno Antunes - clarinet
Matthias Bublath - piano
Franco Pinna - ocean drum and cajon