Nikolai Kapustin born in 1937 is regarded as pioneer of the Soviet jazz scene. In his music he combines typical jazz idioms with classical forms. The Sonata Op. 125 for flute and piano was written in 2004 at the request of Immanuel Davis flute professor at the University of Minnesota.

Csardas-Kompositionen

Concerto Mi (Tischer/Zeitz)

The piano as big band: Originally composed for big band the work was later arranged by Kapustin in a complex version for the piano. The swing rhythm in this condensed form requires technical skills and practice.

Russisches Zigeunerlied Opus 462/2

Triosonata D major op. 2/8

Ave Maria Opus 52/6

Triosonate C

Sonata D Major

Piano Solo 1

Piano Kids 3 ( Klavierschule )

Variationen Uber Thema Corelli

Schon Rosmarin

Piano Meditation P.

Sonaten & Partiten Bwv1001-6

Organ Compositions

Anfanger Opus 211

Six Canonic Sonatas for Two Treble Recorders

Suite

Fantasien & Scherzi