Composed in 2011. 2'10 Home recording by myself on 12 IV 2021 for fun. Enjoy!

Children's Suite

CYE Ensemble (Sweden) Peter Bjuhr - conductor

SICS [Objective] Intermezzi

Commissioned by the MSO for the 75th anniversary of the orchestra's children series as a new ending of "Carnival of the Animals" by Saint-Saens

Pegase / Pegasus / Пегас(2005) op. 38

Mon âme fut à sa merci
Duet for Clarinet in A and piano
Steven Klimowski, clarinet in A
Sarah Danforth-Brightman, piano
Recorded on 29. september 2015 in Vermont, USA

Mon âme fut à sa merci

Quia Fecit Mihi Magna by J. S. Bach
Jean-Pierre Couturier, baritone
Alexandra Fol, electronic organ

J. S. Bach, Quia Fecit Mihi Magna; J.-P. Couturier, baritone, A. Fol, electronic organ

David Gerstein, violoncello
Live performance at the University of Arkansas, USA
Friday, April 1st 2016, 6 PM
With special guest appearance of Tomoko Kashiwagi, piano

Alexandra Fol | Op.47 for Violoncello and Piano | David Gerstein

Alexandra Fol "Un demi choral papillotant" for orchestra
World premiere on 5. II 2016
Commissioned and performed by Collegium Musicum Berlin
Donka Miteva, conductor

Un demi-choral papillotant | A. Fol | D. Miteva | Collegium Musicum Berlin

Jean-Pierre Couturier and Alexandra Fol are guests at the Allegro Vivace programme on the Bulgarian National Radio, presenting the realization Fables.
For more information: http://www.fables2016.wordpress.com

16 VI 2016 On Bulgarian National Radio with J.-P. Couturier

Performance by the Molinari Quartet (Canada)
Third Prize and Audience Prize at the International String Quartet Competition 2016

The ELGEA Quartet

ArtEfir with Valentina Mihailova.
This secment finishes right before the Fables are introduced and No. 3 is played.
Full-length: http://bnr.bg/hristobotev/post/100813002

27 III 2017 Interview on Bulgarian National Radio with J.-P. Couturier

Commissioned by the Regional Museum of History, Yambol, Bulgaria
Liturgical composition for the Orphic ritual of welcoming the Sun God at the morning of the Summer solstice. Part 4
Produced by Mario Angelov in "Pekarna" studio in Sofia
Narrator - Mario Angelov; Tzvetelina Naydenova - Clarinet;
Stefaniya Yankova - Viola; Konstantin Ilievsky and Mario Angelov - Percussion

Welcoming the Sun-God, part 4

"Sweet" for violin and contrabass

Written for the Gaudeamus Music Week 2008
Performed by the orkest de ereprijs (The Netherlands)
This is the second performance, conducted by Wim Boerman

One Day God Will Return

Brass Quintet op. 39 (2005)
Performed in 2007 at the Tanglewood Music Centre by
Michael Winter - horn
Ethan Bensdorf - trumpet
Karin Bliznik - trumpet
Roger Flatt - trombone
Tom Haggerty - tuba
Peter Chapman - conductor

Brass Quintet op. 39

Haisdeg (2010)
Thomas Carr - piano
This work won 3rd prize at the SOCAN competition

Haisdeg

OVNI - Orchestre à vents non-identifié
Jonathan Dagenais, conductor

Concert «Dances & mouvements»

Danse folesque à la bulgare

Live performance by the composer on February 5th, 2020
Handheld device. Bass is sometimes hard to hear. Some distortion.
Sanctuaire Marie-Reine-des-Coeurs, Montréal, QC, Canada
Lenten liturgical session of the Diocese of Montréal

Interludes pour orgue (2018)

Andreas Stoltzfus, trumpet, and commissioner of the piece
Third performance

Unknown Album (23.5.2008 г. 19:54:33)

Noodling along, op. 44

The music of Dr. Alexandra Fol has been performed by ensembles such as the Montréal Symphony Orchestra, the Sofia Symphony Orchestra, the McGill Symphony, the orkest de ereprijs, the Orchestre de la Francophonie, the New Score Chamber Orchestra, the Trinity Wall Street Choir, the CYE ensemble, thingNY ensemble, among others. She has composed music for documentary movies, including one, sponsored by the NetHeritage fund of the European Union.
She was finalist for the Gaudeamus Prize, winner of the Leonard Bernstein Tanglewood fellowship and of a SOCAN prize, and laureat of the Molinari 6th International String Quartet Competition.  
Fol serves as organist and conductor at Missione Maria Ausiliatrice and sits on the boards of the Royal Canadian College of Organists, LAUDEM, the Assosiation of Liturgical Musicians of Canada, and the International Research and Information Centre Thracica. 
She has commissioned and performed numerous contemporary organ works. For more information, please, visit http://alexandrafol.wordpress.com

Alexandra Fol

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