Alan Hovhaness

Alan Hovhaness (1911-2000)

Alan Vaness Hovhaness [Chakmakjian]
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Nationality: American | Armenian
Born: March 8, 1911, Somerville, MA Died: June 21, 2000, Seattle, WA (age 89)
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Date Age Duration Title Assets
1952 40-41
Suite, Op. 99 (for violin, piano and percussion)
1963 51-52
Sonata, Op. 130 (for 2 oboes and organ)
1954 42-43
Koke no niwa (Moss Garden), Op. 181 (for english horn, harp and percussion)
1962 50-51
String Trio, Op. 201
1970 58-59
St. Nerses the Graceful, Op. 235 (for 3 clarinets)
1972 60-61
Firdausi, Op. 252 (for clarinet, harp and percussion)
1973 61-62
Tumburu for Piano Trio, Op. 264, No. 1
1973 61-62
Varuna for Piano Trio, Op. 264, No. 2
1988 76-77
Trio, Op. 415, Lake Samish (for violin, clarinet and piano)
1986 74-75
Trio for String Trio, Op. 403
1979 67-68
Trio, Op. 331 (for alto saxophone, tenor saxophone and baritone saxophone)
Wind Quintet, Op. 159
Spirit of Ink, Op. 230 (for 3 flutes)

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