A commission to orchestrate the National Anthem of the USSR in 1943 has been neither widely publicised nor researched. The aim of this paper is to re-establish the sequence of events from the moment when Aleksandrov's song was proclaimed the Anthem and to re-evaluate the role of the Russian composer Sergei Vasilenko in its orchestration. The analysis and discussion of these subjects rely heavily on unpublished and little-explored materials on Vasilenko from the archives in Moscow
The politicization of musical life in Stalin's Russia is a subject which has attracted a great deal ...
For cultural and political reasons, acceptance of music as a serious art form and recognition of mus...
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky is arguably Russia\u27s most famous composer. Although his music is widespr...
Sergei Vasilenko (1872-1956) has been perceived as a conformist and inconsequential Soviet composer ...
Examines the exercise of power in the Stalinist music world as well as the ways in which composers a...
Boris Kozhevnikov was a preeminent composer for the wind orchestras of the Soviet military. His Thir...
The Russian composer Sergei Vasilenko (1872-1956) was influenced by the nineteenth-century nationali...
This paper addresses the development of Russian and Soviet music from the 1860’s through Stalin’s te...
In opposition to the European dominated classical music, several Russian composers including a group...
This research focuses on Russian musical life in the Soviet Era, beginning in the Bolshevik Revoluti...
It is opera, and opera alone that brings you close to the people, that endears your music to the rea...
This paper focuses on Mark Nikolaevich ZHIRKOV (1892-1951), who is considered to have been the first...
This thesis is divided into a biographical part on Dmitri Kabalevsky’s life and an analytical part o...
240 p.Thesis (D.M.A.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2007.Schnittke wrote the Concerto...
A national musical culture is defined by its traditions. Georgy Sviridov (b. 1915) is the strongest ...
The politicization of musical life in Stalin's Russia is a subject which has attracted a great deal ...
For cultural and political reasons, acceptance of music as a serious art form and recognition of mus...
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky is arguably Russia\u27s most famous composer. Although his music is widespr...
Sergei Vasilenko (1872-1956) has been perceived as a conformist and inconsequential Soviet composer ...
Examines the exercise of power in the Stalinist music world as well as the ways in which composers a...
Boris Kozhevnikov was a preeminent composer for the wind orchestras of the Soviet military. His Thir...
The Russian composer Sergei Vasilenko (1872-1956) was influenced by the nineteenth-century nationali...
This paper addresses the development of Russian and Soviet music from the 1860’s through Stalin’s te...
In opposition to the European dominated classical music, several Russian composers including a group...
This research focuses on Russian musical life in the Soviet Era, beginning in the Bolshevik Revoluti...
It is opera, and opera alone that brings you close to the people, that endears your music to the rea...
This paper focuses on Mark Nikolaevich ZHIRKOV (1892-1951), who is considered to have been the first...
This thesis is divided into a biographical part on Dmitri Kabalevsky’s life and an analytical part o...
240 p.Thesis (D.M.A.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2007.Schnittke wrote the Concerto...
A national musical culture is defined by its traditions. Georgy Sviridov (b. 1915) is the strongest ...
The politicization of musical life in Stalin's Russia is a subject which has attracted a great deal ...
For cultural and political reasons, acceptance of music as a serious art form and recognition of mus...
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky is arguably Russia\u27s most famous composer. Although his music is widespr...