Nikolay Miaskovsky (1881-1950)

Started by vandermolen, June 12, 2007, 01:21:32 PM

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lunar22

well, as I probably wrote earlier, I became rather a fan of the Miaskowsky quartets and bought the entire cycle for my wife. After Shostakovich and Weinberg, they've become perhaps my favourite 20th century cycle even.

relm1

I quite enjoyed this cantata.  Dramatic and epic.

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To be released on 13 February 2026:



This release, mostly for The Kremlin by Night, should be right Jeffrey's @vandermolen street, I suppose.
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Quote from: Symphonic Addict on December 06, 2025, 08:22:49 AMTo be released on 13 February 2026:



This release, mostly for The Kremlin by Night, should be right Jeffrey's @vandermolen street, I suppose.
Excellent news! Thanks Cesar. The Kremlin at night is a beautifully atmospheric score. I wrote the notes for the Alto release of Alastor.
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Quote from: vandermolen on December 07, 2025, 02:36:38 PMExcellent news! Thanks Cesar. The Kremlin at night is a beautifully atmospheric score. I wrote the notes for the Alto release of Alastor.

Nice, Jeffrey. I'd like to read your notes on that work, but I don't have the physical CD to take a look at them.
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