esiettekandele Soomes (Keski-Pohjanmaan Kammerorkester Juha Kangase juhatusel) järgnesid mitmed välistellimused nii Soomest kui kaugemalt. Ilmekaks näiteks võiks tuua "Arhitektoonika" nime kandvad teosed: kui kaks esimest valmisid eesti interpreetide tellimusel (I Jaan Tamme nimelise kvinteti jaoks 1984 ja II Estonia Teatri triole 1986), siis "Arhitektoonika III. Postmetaminimal Dream" (1990) tellis Los Angelese ansambel California E.A.R.Unit, "Arhitektoonika IV. Per cadenza ad metasimplicity" (1990) Kanada ansambel Sound Pressure, "Arhitektoonika V" (1991) New Yorgi kitarrivirtuoos John Tamburello, "Arhitektoonika VI" (1992) festival Helsingin Juhlaviikot ning "Arhitektoonika VII" (1992) Strasbourgi festival Musica. Heliloojalt on teoseid tellinud ka American Wind Symphony Orchestra ("In the memory of clear water", 1990), Stockholmi Saksofonikvartett ("Lamentatio", 1995), festival
esiettekandele Soomes (Keski-Pohjanmaan Kammerorkester Juha Kangase juhatusel) järgnesid mitmed välistellimused nii Soomest kui kaugemalt. Ilmekaks näiteks võiks tuua "Arhitektoonika" nime kandvad teosed: kui kaks esimest valmisid eesti interpreetide tellimusel (I Jaan Tamme nimelise kvinteti jaoks 1984 ja II Estonia Teatri triole 1986), siis "Arhitektoonika III. Postmetaminimal Dream" (1990) tellis Los Angelese ansambel California E.A.R.Unit, "Arhitektoonika IV. Per cadenza ad metasimplicity" (1990) Kanada ansambel Sound Pressure, "Arhitektoonika V" (1991) New Yorgi kitarrivirtuoos John Tamburello, "Arhitektoonika VI" (1992) festival Helsingin Juhlaviikot ning "Arhitektoonika VII" (1992) Strasbourgi festival Musica. Heliloojalt on teoseid tellinud ka American Wind Symphony Orchestra ("In the memory of clear water", 1990), Stockholmi Saksofonikvartett ("Lamentatio", 1995), festival Bachwoche Ansbach ("Lighthouse", 1997), Frankfurdi Raadio
In its first version the Concerto was completed in 1940, but Eller did not release it for performance wishing to revise it further. The following hard times did not offer the possibility to complete the new redaction until the sixties.1 Eller was a violinist and had full command and understanding for composing for the instrument, generally speaking, the work impresses with its improvisational quality and virtuosity. The introduction as a cadenza has both dramatic and epic elements, the main theme is dramatic but the subsidiary theme is a warm song rising from the heart. The concluding theme is dance-like and facile. The virtuosity is expressed in the treatment of both the dramatic and lyrical moods. The final part is brilliant, effective, pithy and convincing. As with all other post- war works by Eller the sound is fully “Estonian”, reflecting national character, song and spirit.
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