In 1875, French impressionist composer Maurice Ravel was born on March 7th. Posting in CHAT: RussiaWe bring to your attention one of the most interesting works of the composer - performed by musicians of the Donetsk Academic Symphony Orchestra named after S. S. Prokofiev (conductor - Mikhail Ilyushchenko). Narrated by Tatyana Kusty.https://rutube.ru/video/61479a621754f3caeafe16eddbad6e73/ Original source Source link
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Alexander Sergeevich Dargomyzhsky is a composer who had a great influence on the development of Russian opera, vocalises and romances. Posting in CHAT: RussiaA like-minded person of Mikhail Glinka and Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, a tireless experimenter who wrote 6 operas and more than 100 songs and romances. On Saturday, March 2, an evening dedicated to the composer “The Great Teacher of Musical Truth” was held in the Ruby Hall of the Donetsk Philharmonic. Presenter Tatyana Kusty shared facts from the life and work of the composer. The program also included the romances “Miller”, “Wedding”, “Enchant Me, Enchant”, “Titular Councilor”, “Young Man and Maiden”, “I Still Love Him, Crazy”, and the piano piece “Melancholic Waltz”. The compositions were performed by Honored Artists of Ukraine Anna Bratus (soprano) and Svetlana Olkhovichenko (piano), laureates of international competitions Ekaterina Gladysheva (soprano), Vladimir Slepenkov (tenor), Dmitry Chitakh (baritone), Olga Marenich (mezzo-soprano), Maxim Paramonov (piano) ) and Elena Trofimenko (piano). As the director of the program, Honored Artist of Ukraine Elena Utskevich, noted: “Musicians appreciate and love Alexander Dargomyzhsky for his simplicity, spontaneity and deep penetration into the soul of every thinking person.” “I really love romances. Today we performed some not very famous, but beautiful, original compositions. I learned a lot about the composer and his works. “Wonderful program,” said listener Maria. Original source Source link
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Composer and musicologist Viktor Ekimovsky has died • Russia today Posting in CHAT: Russia Ekimovsky studied at the Gnessin Institute at the Faculty of History, Theory and Composition in the class of Aram Khachaturyan. The concert of its first author took place on December 3, 1970 in the Chamber Hall of the Gnessin Institute. It was then that he began to seriously study musicology. Ekimovsky taught at GITIS for three years, while working part-time on the radio, making the “Musical Globe” radio program. Ekimovsky created the musical part of the cartoon “Potets” (1992) based on the work of Oberiut Alexander Vvedensky. Source link Source link