Alexander Raskatov

Alexander Raskatov is a renowned Russian composer, born in Moscow on March 9, 1953. He honed his craft at the prestigious Moscow Conservatory, studying under the esteemed Albert Leman, and graduated in 1978. Raskatov's work is deeply rooted in the neoclassical genre, with a particular focus on vocal and instrumental compositions. His notable works include "Nunc dimittis" and "Missa byzantina," showcasing his unique blend of traditional and contemporary influences. Raskatov's international residencies, such as those at Stetson University and Lockenhaus, have further enriched his musical perspective. With a career spanning decades, Raskatov continues to captivate audiences with his evocative and innovative compositions.