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Op. 81 |
1942-1943 |
Rachel opera in one act. |
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Libretto by Michail A. Bulgakov and Margarita I. Aliger after the novel |
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of Guy de Maupassant "Mademoiselle Fifi". |
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première via radio: 1943, Moscow, conductor - A. I. Orlow. |
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Chantavuan ? - L. I. Chatschaturow, I. E. Goljand, Rachel - S. N. Kiselewa,
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N. P. Roshdestwenskaja. |
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concert première: April 19, 1947,
Moscow, |
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conductor
- S. G. Deliziev, director - W. G. Navrotzki, |
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interpreters - Artists of the
opera-dramatic theatre " K. P. Stanislawski" |
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Op. 82 |
1942-1943 |
Concerto for Coloratura
Soprano and symphonic orchestra in F minor / F major |
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dedicated to Debhora Jakobwewna Pantofel-Netschezka |
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I. Andante |
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II. Allegro |
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2, 2, 2, 2 - 3, 0, 0, 0 - timpani, harp, strings. |
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duration
13 - 14 minutes |
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première: May 12, 1943, Moscow,
conductor - A. I. Orlow, |
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soloist - N. A. Kasanzewa. |
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awarded the stateprize (1946) |
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transcription by
the composer for voice and piano |
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transcription by
A. Serostanowa for french horn and piano (part I) |
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transcription by
S. Eremin for trumpet and piano (part I) |
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Op. 83 |
1943 |
Quartet No. 4
for two violins, viola and cello in F minor |
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dedicated to the State Beethoven-Quartet * |
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I. Allegro moderato |
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II. Vivace |
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III. Andante |
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IV. Allegro |
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première: October 30, 1943, Moscow,
Beethoven-Quartet. |
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awarded the stateprize (1948). |
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* members of the Quartet - D. M. Zyganow, W. P. Schirinski, |
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W. W. Boricowski, S. P. Schirinski |
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Op. 84 |
1943 |
"Twenty fife years Red Army" |
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Overture for wind orchestra
in E flat minor |
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première: March 16, 1943, Moscow,
conductor - composer. |
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Op. 85 |
1946 |
Music to the piece "Farchad and
Shirin" |
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author of the piece - Sämäd Vurgun, |
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Russian text by T. Streschnewa |
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première: April 3, 1946, Moscow, |
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"K. S. Stanislawski"-Studio |
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Op. 86 |
1944 |
"Victory" Overture for symphonic orchestra
in B flat minor |
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4, 4, 5, 4 - 6, 4, 3, 1 - timpani, percussion, little bells, xylophon, 2 harps, |
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strings. |
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duration
15 - 16 minutes. |
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première: October 30, 1945, Moscow, |
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State symphonic orchestra of the
USSR, |
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conductor
- O. A. Dimitriadi |
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transcription by the composer for piano
two hands |
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Op. 86a |
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the same for wind orchestra |
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première: February 22, 1945, Moscow, |
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wind orchestra of the university
for military conductors, |
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conductor
- I. W. Petrow. |
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Op. 87 |
1945-1946 |
Concert for cello
and symphonic orchestra in D minor |
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dedicated to Mstislav Leopoldovich Rostropovich |
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I. Allegro |
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II. Andante |
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III. Allegro vivace |
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3, 2, 2, 2 - 4, 2, 0, 0 - timpani, percussion, harp, strings. |
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duration
38 minutes. |
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première: April 18, 1947, Moscow, |
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big symphony orchestra of the
Allunion-Radio, |
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conductor
- A. I. Orlow, soloist - S. N. Knuschevizki. |
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transcription by
the composer for cello and piano |
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Op. 88 |
1947 |
Music to the movie
"Alisher Nawoi" director: Kamil Jarmatov |
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(Co-author: Talib Sadykow) |
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première: February 6, 1948,
Tashkent |
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Op. 89 |
1948-1949 |
"The Bronze Horseman".
ballet in four acts (ten scenes). |
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to 150th birthday of Alexander S.
Pushkin (1799-1837) |
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Libretto by P. F. Abolimov after A. S. Pushkin's poem with the same name |
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awarded the state-prize (1950). |
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première: March 14, 1949, Leningrad,
Theatre
for Opera
and Ballet "S. M. Kirow" |
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conductor
- E. A. Dubowski, director - R. W. Sacharov, |
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stage set - M. P. Bobyschov. |
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interpreters of the leading
roles: Parascha - N. M. Dudinskaja, |
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Zariza Bala - A. Ja. Shelest, Peter I. - M. M.
Michailov,
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Ibrahim - R. I. Gerbek. |
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June 27, 1949, Moscow, Bolshoi
Theatre of the USSR, |
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conductor
- Ju. F. Feier, director - R. W. Sacharov, |
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ballet master - I. W. Smolnov,
stage set - M. P. Bobyschov. |
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interpreters of the leading
roles: Parascha - O. W. Lepeschinskaja, G. S. Ulanowna, |
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R. S. Strutschkowa; Jevgeni - W. A. Pereobrashenski, M. M. Gabovich, |
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A. N. Ermolajew; Zariza Bala - M. T. Semenowa; Peter I. - A. I. Radunski;
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Ibrahim - A. D. Lapauri; Kolombine - I. W. Tichomirnowa; |
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Harlekin - G. K. Farmanjanz. |
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November 5, 1954, Bukarest
(the composer was present at the concert) |
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Op. 89a |
1949 |
Suite from the Ballet "The Bronze Horseman" for symphonic orchestra |
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1. a) Introduction b) On the Senate Place c) Dance on the place |
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2. a) Jevgeni b) Parasha c) Lyrical scene |
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3. Dance suite |
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4. a) Prediction b) Round dance |
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5. Rendezvous (second lyrical scene) |
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6. Waltz |
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7. Presentiment (The beginning of the steppe snowstorm)
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8. Hymn to the great town |
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3 (III - l. flute), 3, 3 (III - bass clarinet), 3 (III - K-bassoon) - 4, 4, 3, 1 -
timpani, |
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triangel, tambourine, big and small drums, cymbal,
gong, little bells, |
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xylophon, celesta, 2 harps, piano, strings |
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Op. 90 |
1950 |
Conzert waltz for
symphonic orchestra
in D flat major |
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dedicated to Lidia Naumowna Leschtschinska |
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3 (III - l. flute), 3, 3, 3 - 4, 3, 3, 1 - timpani, percussion, little bells, 2 harps, |
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piano,
strings. |
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duration
6 minutes. |
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première: October 30, 1950, Moscow, |
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Symphonic Orchestra of the
Allunion- Radio-Committee, |
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conductor
- composer |
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transcription for piano by A.
Wederinkov |
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