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Alexander Litvinovsky
Suite for String Orchestra
LE GRAND CAHIER (THE NOTEBOOK)
I. La Forêt et la Rivière
Performed by Metamorphose String Orchestra
Conducted by Pavel Lyubomudrov

Alexander Litvinovsky is a Belarusian composer who specializes in string instruments. His neo-romantical compositions blend classical forms and rich orchestral colours with modern elements, crafting a timeless elegance. Since the release of Le Grand Cahier on streaming platforms in 2017, he has been taking the classical world by storm and amassing millions of streams on YouTube and Spotify. With a reputation as one of the most gifted and inventive contemporary composers of classical music, Alexander’s works have been widely performed across Europe and abroad, and have been featured on the BBC Radio (UK) and ABC Radio Australia, among others.
Born in Minsk in 1962, Alexander graduated in Musicology from the local State Music College in 1982, and went on to study Composition at the Belarusian State Academy of Music under Prof. Dmitry Smolsky. He has attended masterclasses and workshops with composers such as Jonathan Harvey and Michael Nyman (Great Britain), Louis Andriessen (Holland), Martin Bresnick (USA), Sylvano Bussotti (Italy), Tristan Murail and Fransois-Bernard Mache (France).

This Suite for Strings was composed for a stage production based on Agota Kristof’s 1986 novel of the same name. The book tells the story of two teenage brothers struggling to survive in a Hungarian border town during World War II in what has been described as a “post-Nietzschean nightmare written in the style of a children's diary”.

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