Tubin, Eduard
Estonian/Swedish composer Eduard Tubin (1905-1982).
He was influenced by Estonian folk music in his earlier works, including a Sinfonietta on Estonian motifs and one of the few concerti ever written for the Russian string instrument, the balalaika. The shift to a less nationalistic and more international and angst-filled style came after Tubin had fled Estonia for Sweden in 1944 when Estonia was occupied by the Soviet Union.
He was influenced by Estonian folk music in his earlier works, including a Sinfonietta on Estonian motifs and one of the few concerti ever written for the Russian string instrument, the balalaika. The shift to a less nationalistic and more international and angst-filled style came after Tubin had fled Estonia for Sweden in 1944 when Estonia was occupied by the Soviet Union.
Violin Solo, Vol. 5
TRO-SACD01436
Flute Music
SFZ1005
Five Nordic Masters
BIS1496-98
Tubin - The Symphonies
BIS1402-04
Tubin - Symphony No.2 and No.6
BIS0304
Tubin - Symphony No.3 and No.8
BIS0342
Tubin - Complete Piano Music
BIS414-16
Tubin - String-Concertos
BIS337
Tubin - Chamber Music
BIS269
Chamber Music from Estonia
BIS574
Tubin - Symphony No.7
BIS401
Tubin - Symphony No.1
BIS351
Tubin - Symphony No.5
BIS306
Tubin - Violin Concerto No.1
BIS286Made in Sweden since 1999. In collaboration with Textalk.
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