Faradzh Karaev: “Almost All of Us Remain Soviet Composers, with Our Poverty and Fronde”

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DOI 10.34690/347

Author Rauf Ya. Farhadov

Abstract

In a conversation with composer Faradzh Karaev on the occasion of his 80th birthday, musicologist Rauf Farkhadov discussed the stages of Karaev’s creative path, personal and professional relationships with his father, composer Kara Karaev, found out what advice Alfred Schnittke gave to Faradzh Karaev, how the idea for the Concerto for Orchestra and Solo Violin, recognized as one of the author’s best works, and what the composer would take with him to a desert island.

Keywords A. G. Schnittke, 21st-century music, postmodern music, Azerbaijani music, ACM-2, F. K. Karaev, K. A. Karaev, anniversary

For citation

Farkhadov, R. Ya. “Faradzh Karaev: ‘Almost all of us remain Soviet composers, with our poverty and fronde’.” Muzykal’naya akademiya [Music Academy], no. 4, 2023, pp. 92–103, doi:10.34690/347. (In Russ.)

Published 01.10.2023

Approved 22.10.2023

Submitted 21.12.2023

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