Boris Veksler. Variety Compositions and Arrangements for Accordion with Accompaniment


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Boris Veksler. Volume 1
Variety Compositions and Arrangements for Accordion with Accompaniment

1. Stage March. 2. Csardas. 3. Carnival of Venice. Paraphrase on the Melody by N. Paganini.4. Paraphrase on the Melody from "La Traviata" Opera by G. Verdi. 5. Polka-March.

Boris Veksler. Volume 2
Variety Compositions and Arrangements for Accordion with Accompaniment

1. Etude-Scherzo. 2. Paraphrase-Humoresque on the Theme from the 40th Symphony by W. A. Mozart. 3. Hungarian Folk Tunes Variations. 4. D. Shostakovich. Romance. 5. Festival Waltz.

Boris Veksler. Volume 3
Variety Compositions and Arrangements for Accordion with Accompaniment

1. Spanich Dance. 2. Musette-Mazurka. 3. A. Vossen. Flick-Flack.
4. A la Musette. 5. French Melodies Potpourri.

Boris Veksler. Volume 4
Variety Compositions and Arrangements for Accordion with Accompaniment

1. Carnival in Rio. 2. Tango-Rumba. 3. Samba. 4. E. Presley. Love Me Tender. 5. Boogie-Woogie. 6. Carioca. Variations on theme of V. Youmans.

Boris Veksler. Volume 5
Variety Compositions and Arrangements for Accordion with Accompaniment

1. Edid Nefesh. 2. Hava Nagila. 3. Fantasia on the Melodies from the Musical "Fiddler on the Roof" by J. Bock. 4. The Soul of Klezmer (Potpourri).

Boris Veksler. Volume 6
Variety Compositions and Arrangements for Accordion with Accompaniment

1. Sirba. Concert Piece. 2. Chakarlia. Rumanian Folk Tune. 3. Original Sirba. 4. Moldavian Sketches.

Boris Veksler. Volume 7
Variety Compositions and Arrangements for Accordion with Accompaniment

1. Russian Quadrille. 2. Two Ancient Russian Romances. 3. Evening on Volga.
4. Gypsy Tunes. 5. Russian-Full of Life.

Boris Veksler. Volume 8
Variety Compositions and Arrangements for Accordion with Accompaniment
1. Prelude. 2. Paraphrase on the Melodies from "Rigoletto" Opera by G. Verdi. 3. Waterfall. 4. Ukrainian Folk Tunes Potpourri. 5. Paraphrase on the Melody of the Ruusian Folk Song "Dark Eyes".

Boris Veksler was born in Zhitomir (Ukraine) 8th of December, 1930. In childhood studied to play a violin and piano at Zhitomir musical school.

In 1947 has entered Zhitomir musical college on a class bassoon, in parallel independently mastered a technique of playing accordion.

In 1950-1953 years Veksler passed the Soviet army service in Domodedovo (near by Moscow) as the musical chief of military ensemble. After a transfer to the reserve has returned to native city and was accepted on job in Zhitomir philarmonic society by the soloist-accordionist.

In 1955 after audition, where he has performed the overture to the "Ruslan and Liudmila" opera by M. Glinka, Veksler was accepted on job in the Kiev philarmonic society. The next years worked in various philarmonic societies as the soloist in support of instrumental ensembles, playing, basically, own compositions.

With 1964 for 1971 acted from concert organization "Mosconcert" leading the instrumental trio, in joint with other actors concerts, and also with the solo programs.

In 1971 Veksler emigrate from USSR. Lived and performed in the different countries: in Israel, Italy, Austria, Canada and USA.

Now Boris Veksler lives in New York (USA).


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