ZAKARYAN
SUREN
SUREN
Composer, pianist
11/12/1956, Yerevan – 20/03/2021, Yerevan
Was CUA member since 1986, was board member since 2013
1981 – Graduated from the piano department at the Moscow State Conservatory
1983 – Graduated post-graduate studies at the Moscow State Conservatory
1985 – Composition Department at the Yerevan State Conservatory after Komitas (YSCK)
1987 – Lecturer at the YSCK
Since 2002 – head of the piano department at the YSCK
1983 – “7 Sketches” for choir a cappella
1985 – Piano concerto No. 1 for piano and orchestra
1987 – Symphony for orchestra and chamber choir
1989 – Concerto for violin and orchestra for violin and orchestra
1990 – “Quasi Sonatina” for piano
1990 – “Post scriptum” (2 editions: A) For string quartet, B) For string chamber orchestra)
1994 – “Dedicatio” for chamber orchestra
1995 – “Monograph” for cello and chamber orchestra
1996 – “In statu nascendi” (7 Miniatures) for string quartet
1998 – “Metamorphosis” for cello and piano
2000 – “Et lux perpetua luceat” for orchestra and choir
2000 – “Elegy” for violin and string chamber orchestra
2001 – “Legend” for flute and percussion
2001 – “Island of Lamentation” for chamber orchestra
2002 – “Contours” for string chamber orchestra
2004 – “Epitaphios” for choir a capella
2008 – “Humoresque” for cello and piano
2009 – “Humoresque” for violin and piano
2010 – “Humoresque” for piano
2011 – “Legend” 2nd edition for cello and piano
2015 – “Metamorphosis” edition for wind instruments and piano
2017 – “Metamorphosis” edition for chamber orchestra
2019 – Piano concerto No. 2 for piano and orchestra
1985 – All-Union Competition of Composers, Moscow (2nd, 3rd prizes)
1990 – Henryk Wieniawski International Competition, Poland (1st prize)
2017 – RA “Movses Khorenatsi” medal