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Zustand: new. Pages: 40 Language: Russian, English. Boris Alexandrovich Arapov (1905-1992) - professor of music, People's Artist of Russia, one of the eldest representatives among the galaxy of Leningrad composers. His creation embraces three operas, seven symphonies, music to the ballet, series of symphonic and vocal instrumental works, having been performed both in Russia and abroad. More than 60 years were devoted by Arapov to pedagogical activity in the Leningrad Conservatoire, where he fostered several generations of composers. Since 1951 he headed the instrumentation faculty, the period of 1974-1992 is marked by his activity at the composition faculty. 9790660040744.…

Zustand: new. Pages: 48 Language: Russian, English. Boris Aleksandrovich Arapov (1905-1992). Vypusknik Leningradskoj konservatorii po klassu V. Scherbacheva; s 1940 goda ee professor, s 1974 goda do kontsa zhizni vozglavljal v konservatorii kafedru kompozitsii. Sredi uchenikov Arapova - G. Banschikov, L. Desjatnikov, A. Knajfel, S. Slonimskij i mnogie drugie imenitye kompozitory. Boris Arapov - avtor trekh oper, baleta, semi simfonij, mnozhestva simfonicheskikh i kamerno-instrumentalnykh sochinenij, vokalnoj i fortepiannoj muzyki. Vazhnoe mesto v ego tvorchestve zanimajut instrumentalnye kontserty: publikuemyj zdes Kontsert dlja skripki s orkestrom (napisan v 1964 godu), Kontsert dlja bolshogo simfonicheskogo orkestra (1969) i Kontsert dlja skripki, fortepiano i udarnykh s kamernym orkestrom pamjati I. F. Stravinskogo (1973). Etot zhanr reshen avtorom odnovremenno simfonichno i teatralno: instrumentalnyj kontsert, predpolagajuschij personifikatsiju instrumentov - dejstvujuschikh lits, daet kompozitoru prostor dlja jarkoj teatralizatsii simfonicheskogo dejstvija. 9790660009628. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Softcover volume, with French flaps, measuring approximately 8" x 10.5", displays very light shelfwear. Binding is sound. Interior is clean and bright, with numerous color images. Text is bilingual in Russian and English. This publication is a short review of the history of Samarkand, a city in modern-day Uzbekistan and one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Central Asia, and its major architectural monuments.…