
Ugoletti: Saxophone and Piano Concerto, Violin Concerto, Trombone Concerto
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1/7Composer's Artistic Vision
Ugoletti's music is described as a "theatre of sounds, narration and flashes of the imagination," blending fable and history, fantasy and method.
Compositional Technique
Despite appearances, the extreme rigor of Ugoletti's musical text is hidden by an abundance of sound, with sensual elements having been radically pruned.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Paolo Ugoletti's concertos are characterized by a mysterious quality, with their deeper origins remaining elusive even to expert listeners.
Performer Biography
Marko Komonko, the violinist, was introduced to the violin at age six and studied at the Tchaikovsky Moscow Conservatory and the London Royal College of Music, later becoming concertmaster with the Seoul Symphony Orchestra.
Compositional Technique
Ugoletti's compositional approach involves the germination and breaking down of a pre-existing idea, leaving its mark on the stave in minimal terms.
Performer Biography
Jozsef Örmeny, the pianist on this album, holds the Chair of Special Piano in the Mykola Lysenko Lviv National Music Academy and has won several awards, including the Frédéric Chopin Society Prize.
Composer's Artistic Vision
A key characteristic of Ugoletti's work is that everything seems to move and progress, with nothing static or fixed.


















