Aram Khachaturian Pořadí knih

Khachaturian's Toccata in E flat minor was composed while he was a student at the Moscow Conservatory in 1932. The work uses Armenian folk music material, combined with a lively rhythmic drive. It is a popular work for more advanced students.

The orchestral suite features music from Chatschaturjan's renowned ballet Spartacus, originally composed in 1955. This fourth suite includes four additional pieces specifically created for the Leningrad performance in 1956, showcasing the composer’s versatility and depth. The included works—Bacchante's Melancholy Dance, Night Incident, Tarantella, and Saturnalia—add richness and variety to the ballet’s musical landscape, enhancing its emotional and thematic expression.