Franghiz Ali-Zadeh

Born: 28 May 1947, Baku (Azerbaijan)
Died:

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Other scores: music for documentary and artistic films, Azerbaijan Film Studio, 1982–1990.

Below is a list of works for Franghiz Ali-Zadeh. Click the title of a composition to see more details.

Opus	Title [subtitle]	Date
Symphony
	Symphony	1976
Concerto
	Piano Concerto	1972
	Concerto for Chamber Orchestra	1986
Opera
	Opera: Legend about White Rider	1985
Chamber music
	String Quartet	1974
Sonata
	Sonata: To the Memory of Alban Berg	1970
Not (yet) classified
	Songs about Motherland	1978
	Gabil-Sajahy	1979
	Fantasy	1982
	Partita	1985
	Three Water-Colours	1987
	Dilogia 2 1990	1988
	Dilogia I	1988
	Music for Piano	1989
	From Japanese Poetry	1990

Biography

Studied piano under U. Khalilov at the Music School of Baku, 1954–65; Azerbaijani State Conservatory 1965–72 under Kara Karayev. Post-graduate research in composition at Azerbaijan State Conservatory 1974–76; candidate degree in 1989. In 1982 she married the filmmaker Dzhangir Gasanga Zeinalov. Since 1989 she has been Professor at the State Conservatory. Her works are published through Union of Composers of Azerbaijan, Baku.

Franghiz Ali-Zadeh lives since July 1999 in Berlin, Germany. Her e-mail address is <AliZadaaol.com>.

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Apsheron Quintet (2001) I. Tactile Time

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Apsheron Quintet (2001) II. Reverse Time

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Mugam Sayagi (1993)

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Mugam Sayagi, Music of Franghiz Ali-Zadeh

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Music for Piano (1989/1997)

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Oasis (1998)

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