Koh Chang-su

Koh Chang-su ( Japanese 高 昌 帥 ; * 1970 in Seoul ) is a South Korean composer who lives in Japan .

He studied at the Osaka College of Music where he graduated. Further studies followed at the Music Academy of the City of Basel . His compositions have already been nominated as compulsory pieces at the All Japan Band Competition . He is also a member of the group of composers who have supplied the Kyo-En with wind orchestra works from the 21st century.

Works

Works for orchestra

• Kasukeki hikari "The Wee Light" for chamber orchestra
• 1997 3rd sonata for orchestra
• 1999 6th sonata for orchestra

Works for wind orchestra

• 1996 Carnival day march
• 1998 木 霊 for 18 saxophones
• 2000 The March
• 2002 INVOCATION
• 2002 LAMENT for Wind Orchestra
• 2003 Korean Dances for Wind Orchestra
• Polkisher March

Chamber music

• 1992 Six pieces for clarinet, violin, cello
• 1994 sonata for flute, clarinet, viola and piano
• 1996 2nd sonata for alto saxophone, guitar and drums
• 1997 Sonatina for flute solo
• 1998 4th sonata for viola solo
• 1999 5th Sonata (b) for woodwind quintet
• 2001 8th sonata for clarinet solo and piano
• 2002 Introduzione ed Allegro con bravura for two trumpets, horn, 3 trombones and timpani
• 2003 Monologue for Clarinet in Bb solo
• 2004 10th sonata for violin and piano
• Brass octet for three trumpets, 1 horn, 3 trombones and tuba

Works for piano

• 1999 5th Sonata (A) for piano
• 2000 7th sonata for piano
• Fragments for piano solo
• only love and light can

Other works

• 1996–1998 GEBET for baritone solo, mixed choir and orchestra
• 1998 Esquisse for baritone solo and orchestra

Web links

• Homepage of Koh Chang-su (Japanese)

Note: This article places the family name before the person's first name. This is the usual order in Korean. Koh is the family name here, Chang-su is the first name.