This article discusses some of the conclusions drawn from Russian historical bibliography about Martín y Soler during his period at the court of Catherine II, from 1788 until his death in 1806. These conclusions reflect the need for contemporary studies to help clarify certain historical myths that have masked the true historical figure of the Valencian composer Martín y Soler during his Russian period. After locating the historiographical sources in Muscovite archives and translating them, this information was compared with that by contemporary musicologists about the Valencian composer, in order to redefine issues that are still subject to debate today in regard to biographical, stylistic and historical aspects of the Spanish composer’s R...
This article is dedicated to the analysis of Spanish motifs in the works of the Russian Silver Age p...
Two works of music theory from the endings of the 15th Century with the name of author Guillermus de...
The first Russian work translated into Spanish was the “Ode to God”, a masterpiece by Gavrila Romano...
This article examines the ballets Martín y Soler composed at the Russian Court. These previously unk...
Vicente Martín y Soler fue uno de los compositores mas destacados en el panorama musical europeo del...
In this article the most significant trends in the development of 18th century Russian Court music a...
The article analyses the reception of Russian symphonic music and choreography in Madrid between the...
The article analyses the reception of Russian symphonic music and choreography in Madrid between the...
Las óperas «rusas» del compositor valenciano Vicente Martín y Soler fueron creadas durante su estanc...
The main aim of this article is to make an introduction into the history of translation in Russia, c...
This article is the first attempt at reconstructing the life and works of the composer José María de...
This article describes the presentation of Manuel de Falla’s La vida breve in Russia.The corresponde...
This article is on the language of one of the more reknown and polemic Catalan composers of the 20th...
El análisis de Baña se basa en la hipótesis de que en ciertas óperas de temática histórica puede vis...
The figure of Manuel María Párraga is surrounded by mystery, regardless of his importance for the na...
This article is dedicated to the analysis of Spanish motifs in the works of the Russian Silver Age p...
Two works of music theory from the endings of the 15th Century with the name of author Guillermus de...
The first Russian work translated into Spanish was the “Ode to God”, a masterpiece by Gavrila Romano...
This article examines the ballets Martín y Soler composed at the Russian Court. These previously unk...
Vicente Martín y Soler fue uno de los compositores mas destacados en el panorama musical europeo del...
In this article the most significant trends in the development of 18th century Russian Court music a...
The article analyses the reception of Russian symphonic music and choreography in Madrid between the...
The article analyses the reception of Russian symphonic music and choreography in Madrid between the...
Las óperas «rusas» del compositor valenciano Vicente Martín y Soler fueron creadas durante su estanc...
The main aim of this article is to make an introduction into the history of translation in Russia, c...
This article is the first attempt at reconstructing the life and works of the composer José María de...
This article describes the presentation of Manuel de Falla’s La vida breve in Russia.The corresponde...
This article is on the language of one of the more reknown and polemic Catalan composers of the 20th...
El análisis de Baña se basa en la hipótesis de que en ciertas óperas de temática histórica puede vis...
The figure of Manuel María Párraga is surrounded by mystery, regardless of his importance for the na...
This article is dedicated to the analysis of Spanish motifs in the works of the Russian Silver Age p...
Two works of music theory from the endings of the 15th Century with the name of author Guillermus de...
The first Russian work translated into Spanish was the “Ode to God”, a masterpiece by Gavrila Romano...