- Marseaya (1993)
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Rahilia Hasanova
for flute, oboe, clarinet in Bb, bassoon, string quartet, piano, and chorus
ca. 15'35"
- Javidi-Dastgah (2001)
-
Rahilia Hasanova
for flute, bass clarinet, percussion, chorus
ca. 60'00"
- I Hear (2010)
-
Rahilia Hasanova
for choir and chamber orchestra
ca. 7'00"
This music was inspired by a poem by Jamila Asgar:
The snow is painting white on gray,
The sky brings angels out to pray;
The snow is painting white on brown,
The sky is gently falling down.
I hear the whispers in the play,
I hear the sweetest ever sound,
As sky is falling gently down,
The snow brings angels' prayers today.
- Eos-Helios (2013)
-
Rahilia Hasanova
for orchestra
ca. 15'30"
Click here to listen to a YouTube recording of this piece.
- Dervish (1992)
-
Rahilia Hasanova
for tenor, bass, and string quartet
ca. 20'39"
Dervish is the representation of the global understanding of how things work and interact in the universe: All is connected to everything and everything is connected to all.
Dervish was recorded at my portrait concert by Koln Deutschlandradio in 2004 by the Minguet Quartet, with vocalists:
Ulrich Isfort, violin I
Annette Reisinger, violin II
Irene Schwalb, viola
Matthias Diener, violoncello
Vocalists:
Kyu-Cheul Lee, tenor
David Hieronimi, bass
Click here to listen to the recording.









