Azerbaijani Dance
for Piano
Program Note
PDFAzerbaijani Dance (2005) is inspired by a folk Azerbaijani melody. Dorman restructures the traditional melody according to metric principles of Turkish and Central Asian music, draws on harmonies and textures characteristic of contemporary jazz, and weaves the different elements with superb counterpoint. The combination is mesmerizing. The piece explores colors of the piano that allude to folk instruments, such as hand bells, flutes, and hand drums. Azerbaijani Dance is styled as a short, dramatic virtuoso piece for piano – following the tradition of Liszt, Ravel, Rachmaninoff, Prokofiev, and others. Dorman composed the piece for Eliran Avni, to be included in this NAXOS release.
Media
Recordings
Avner Dorman: Piano Sonatas 1-3 / Moments Musicaux / Azerbaijani Dance
Movements
- 1. Azerbaijani Dance Open in YouTube Music
Reviews
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Another contemporary work, Azerbaijani Dance (2005), by Avner Dorman, an Israeli composer, had a...folkish, modal lilt and a rugged rhythmic underpinning lurked beneath a dazzling neo-Romantic surface.
— Allan Kozinn , New York Times (2006)
Performances 9 performances
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2022
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Apr 23, 2022 · 17:30Hilbert Circle Theatre — Indianapolis, IN, United States of AmericaPerformers: Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
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Apr 22, 2022 · 20:00Hilbert Circle Theatre — Indianapolis, IN, United States of AmericaPerformers: Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
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2018
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Nov 18, 2018 · 17:00Nicholas Roerich Museum — New York, NY, Ny 10025Performers: Yoni Levyatov, piano.
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2013
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May 26, 2013 · 19:00Kumho Art Hall — Seoul, Korea, Republic OfPerformers: Sanjung Lee
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2012
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Apr 24, 2012 · 16:30Saint Peter's Church — New York, USAPerformers: as part of the Third Annual Social Networking Concert.
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2011
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Feb 22, 2011Tel Aviv —Performers: Israel Philharmonic OrchestraCountry Premiere — Israel
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2010
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Oct 14, 2010Tel-Aviv, IsraelPerformers: Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
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Oct 9, 2010Tel-Aviv, IsraelPerformers: Israel Philharmonic OrchestraOther Premiere
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Oct 8, 2010Other Premiere