(1994) Miaskovski: Music for Strings
CD set: 1
Catalog N°:
CD 9415
Release: 1994
EAN/UPC: 7619931941523
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MIASKOVSKI: MUSIC FOR STRINGS
Composing wasn’t a craft, profession or means to earn a living for Miaskovsky – it was his all-consuming passion. The composer of dozens of major orchestral works (including 27 symphonies), concertos, 13 string quartets, sonatas, 118 songs (Romances), etc., the Russian composer enjoyed world-wide popularity during the 1920’s and 30’s.
He was rated one of the ten greatest contemporary composers in a survey made by CBS of its radio audience in 1935. The communist state condemned his works in the 1940’s, however, which lead to their rapid disappearance from the concert repertoire.
(1994) Miaskovski: Music for Strings - CD 9415
The Chamber Orchestra Kremlin hopes to make a small contribution with this new compact disc to the rebirth of interest in the music of Nicolai Yakovlevich Miaskovsky, one of the most significant Russian composers of this century.
Composing wasn’t a craft, profession or means to earn a living for Miaskovsky – it was his all-consuming passion. The composer of dozens of major orchestral works (including 27 symphonies), concertos, 13 string quartets, sonatas, 118 songs (Romances), etc., the Russian composer enjoyed world-wide popularity during the 1920’s and 30’s.
He was rated one of the ten greatest contemporary composers in a survey made by CBS of its radio audience in 1935. The communist state condemned his works in the 1940’s, however, which lead to their rapid disappearance from the concert repertoire.
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