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Мн.добре.

As usual, great music! However, poor Soviet composers who were under constant pressure to compose propaganda pieces.

Questa sinfonia mi piace molto. Melodie meravigliose ed un arrangiamento che è una delizia per le orecchie. Inoltre la tensione drammatica è reale e convincente. Mi piace sempre ascoltarla.

アラウの演奏を熟成したワインにたとえるのはありきたりだが、これがまさにそれ。バックは偉大なヨッフムとコンセルトヘボウのコンビで完璧な名演。

Good!

ドゥダロヴァ指揮ロシア交響楽団、チャイコフスキー幻想序曲『ロメオとジュリエット』。

чудо!

Une magnifique interprétation de Lili Kraus, accompagné à merveille par un chef inspiré à la tête d'un orchestre très en forme !

Hello from Belgium! This is an exciting overture to listen to. My thanks for this lovely music.

Thanks a lot for this beautiful and rare music. 🎉❤🎉

Baba Roga!

Чудесная музыка!

thank you

شكر و تحية من المغرب

The thumbnail is absolutely genius, literally what it would feel like playing this back then

Brilliant!!!

21:33

I think this symphony needs a better conductor and orchestra to give it a real chance of convincing the listener of its worth.

Caucasus paintings and professional Music. Nice.

Bravo bravo bravo fantastic brilliance grandiose music symphony super wow

Запорожским казакам, Слава!

Delightful 😊

The finale is accompanied by a photograph of a large church in the "Russian style", that is, the style of the 19th century, which revived the style of the Moscow church backyard of the 17th century (in Russia, this style is commonly called "Naryshkin baroque"). In the photo we see the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ, that is, the Easter church. It stands in St. Petersburg and was built on the site of the mortal wound of Emperor Alexander II (the Sovereign died from an explosion of a homemade bomb on March 13 (according to the Gregorian calendar), 1881, it was a terrorist act), and since Alexander was born on Easter on April 29, 1818 in Moscow (the date of Easter is calculated by the Russian Orthodox Church based on the Julian calendar), the cathedral dedicated to his memory was consecrated in the name of this holiday. The total height of the cathedral is 81 meters, since the Emperor died in 1881, and the height of the bell tower is 62 meters, since he was 62 years old. The cathedral was built for a very long time and was consecrated only in August 1907. All images both on the facade and inside the cathedral are mosaic, the mosaic occupies over seven square kilometers, it has been laid out for 12 years! The appearance of this temple was greeted very ambiguously: it was called tasteless, lurid and non-Petersburg in style; after the revolution, the cathedral was sentenced to destruction three times, and during the Second World War, a 600 kg bomb hit it, broke through the roof, got stuck in it and did not explode. During the Leningrad blockade, in this cathedral, as in many other surviving churches (already closed, that is, worship services were no longer held in them, the priests were arrested and, basically, shot), the corpses of the dead residents of the city were stored, since there were not enough morgues. After the war, the cathedral was no longer demolished and was used as a warehouse: either a scenery warehouse for one of the city's opera houses (the Mikhailovsky Theatre), or, later, as a warehouse for vegetables. It was only under Gobachev that they decided to begin restoration and museumification of this wonderful monument. Someday the terrible Russian-Ukrainian war will end, someday Russia will return to the path of civilized human development. Perhaps it will break up into its component parts and Ingermanland with its capital in St. Petersburg will become a small European state in the Baltic region? And we will again have guests from all over the world. And if you come to our modest town, then take the time and visit this inconspicuous church - by God, it's worth it !!

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Truly a shame that this composition is so unknown. It is so beautifully orchestrated and has so many genius moments that I immediately felt in love with it. Listen at that sublime solo at 3:32 which introduces the nostalgic theme at 3:41, or at that exquisite interplay between the woodwinds, the violins and the harp that starts at 11:20! Simply gorgeous.

What a gorgeous work

ДОРОГОЙ ВОЛОДЯ! BRAVISSIMO! 👍❤

I remember attending a performance of the Schumann's Cello Concerto given by Paul Tortelier. He made a point before playing that he and the orchestra would not be performing the Shostakovich's version.

His best piece.

Beautifully composed. Feel autumn!

Interesting work

0:15 1 тема "Вниз по матушке по Волге" (с вариациями) 4:13 2 тема Смоленская песня 5:23 3 тема немецкая песня

At the beginning of the composition, Svetlanov utilizes the melody of a traditional Latvian nursery song, "Aijā, Žū, Žū Lāču Bērnu" (Aijā, Žū, žū, little bear cub).

Like the first light of dawn, this music opens your eyes to new promises and to all the wonders of nature. Evocative of powers beyond observation, these pieces pull the strings of the heart, attract nostalgia and awaken the loves, the skinned lives and torpor of tormented watchmen

Like the first light of twilight, this music opens your eyes to old promises and to all the anomalies of nature. Evocative of powers beyond observation, these pieces pull the strings of the heart, attract nostalgia and awaken regrets, flayed lives and the torpor of tormented watchers 🕊

Мёртвый сезон гениально и всё, а это на любителя подобного, гавно по русски

Замечательно! И произведение,и интерпретация

cdz

o.k.l.

sodelicious ...........

rare piece

Beautiful

Dislike for the unrelated photos

Nothing I've heard by Nasidze has ever convinced me it was written with conviction. It all seemed like 'composing by the rules'. Until now. This convinces me that there were times when Nasidze had something to say with his music, something involving his heart as well as his head. Thanks for posting it.

does anyone know the name of the painting?

The key is A minor.

Ah, the glorious Pine Ridge res.!

Comes in so clear. Good quality audio. I like how it ends with A Mighty Fortress.

This piece was composed in 1951, not in 1966