Mansuryan, Tigran Yegnayevich
(*1939)
Mansuryan [Muhnsuryán], Tigran Yegnayevich (Yegiayi) (1–27–1939, Beirut). Studied with Sar'yan at the Yerevan Cons. (1960–65), then did post-grad. work there (1965–67). Is one of the most promising of the younger generation of Armenian comp. His early works, such as the Partita for orch., are neoclassical in style; others reflect his interest in Armenian folk music, serialism and the music of Webern and Boulez (as in the Pf Trio and Vn Sonata No. 2), and Impressionism (as in the Nocturnal Music…