Lesser known Russian/Soviet composers

[Cato]

Link works i checked and add "Cossack" opera of this interesting composer

Thanks, I tried it again just now and it works!

[Roy Bland]

Siberian music
http://sibmus.info/indexes/mu_o_so.htm

[Roy Bland]

on Gavrilin

https://www.booksite.ru/gavrilin/index.htm

[Cato]

Siberian music
http://sibmus.info/indexes/mu_o_so.htm

For those who cannot read Cyrillic, here is the specific link to the Elegy by Yuri Shibanov:


http://sibmus.info/mp3/shibanov/sh_elegy.mp3

[Roy Bland]

Khakass music

https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/b7f4/d4b3bd6c52e1257818d0078da119176644ca.pdf

[Roy Bland]

Mark Gorestein web page

https://www.markgorenstein.com/en/

[Roy Bland]

Premiere of Symphony 26 by Slonimsky.
St Petersburg 9/2/2024  Academic Symphony Orchestra of the Philharmonic
Conductor Andrey Anikhanov

[Cato]

Premiere of Symphony 26 by Slonimsky.
St Petersburg 9/2/2024  Academic Symphony Orchestra of the Philharmonic
Conductor Andrey Anikhanov

34 symphonies were composed by Sergei Slonimsky!  Thanks for the link!

[Roy Bland]

Premiere of complete Rostislav Boiko's Oratory "Vassily Tyorkin" (11 tracks) in Sevastopol on 22 Febraury

[AnotherSpin]

You forgot to mention that this is a concert in an occupied Ukrainian city, dedicated to the memory of the occupying soldiers, obviously.

[Florestan]

You forgot to mention that this is a concert in an occupied Ukrainian city, dedicated to the memory of the occupying soldiers, obviously.

You assume he can read Russian, which I doubt.

Btw, did you notice the name of the street where the Sebastopol Culture and Arts Center is located? 

[AnotherSpin]

You assume he can read Russian, which I doubt.

Btw, did you notice the name of the street where the Sebastopol Culture and Arts Center is located? 

Didn't notice. Well, mummy is their cult figure.

[Roy Bland]

You assume he can read Russian, which I doubt.

Btw, did you notice the name of the street where the Sebastopol Culture and Arts Center is located? 

Boiko died in 2002 and composed it in 1964 ,i don't see no connection with current events, but if you think that I do not follow the rules of the forum we can leave it to the judgment of moderation. I am not interested in talking about politics here and I limited myself to reporting the news as I do in the topic dedicated to Ukrainian composers

[Florestan]

Boiko died in 2002 and composed it in 1964 ,i don't see no connection with current events, but if you think that I do not follow the rules of the forum we can leave it to the judgment of moderation. I am not interested in talking about politics here and I limited myself to reporting the news as I do in the topic dedicated to Ukrainian composers

It's not that you infringed any forum rule, just that it's a propaganda, fund raising concert dedicated to the memory of the Russian soldiers who died în Ukraine. The very title of the event says so clearly. Can you read Russian?

[AnotherSpin]

Boiko died in 2002 and composed it in 1964 ,i don't see no connection with current events, but if you think that I do not follow the rules of the forum we can leave it to the judgment of moderation. I am not interested in talking about politics here and I limited myself to reporting the news as I do in the topic dedicated to Ukrainian composers

You posted an event which happened 2 days ago in occupied Crimea. What you posted is not a link to audio, it is a poster of event. You see no connection? Wait until they come to your home.

[Roy Bland]

It's not that you infringed any forum rule, just that it's a propaganda concert dedicated to the memory of the Russian soldiers who died în Ukraine. The very title of the event says so clearly. Can you read Russian?

I still don't understand the relationship between Vasili Tyorkin and ukrainian war
https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/for-the-homeland-but-not-for-stalin-on-alexander-tvardovskys-vasili-tyorkin-a-book-about-a-soldier/

[Florestan]

I still don't understand the relationship between Vasili Tyorkin and ukrainian war
https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/for-the-homeland-but-not-for-stalin-on-alexander-tvardovskys-vasili-tyorkin-a-book-about-a-soldier/

If you could read Russian, you'd understand the relationship between that Sevastopol concert and the war.

[AnotherSpin]

You placed a poster for an event in an occupied city to raise funds for the occupying army. Don't you see anything strange? Well, it may happen. My condolences.

[Florestan]

You placed a poster for an event in an occupied city to raise funds for the occupying army.

Exactly, but once again, if one can't read Russian one can't know that. I strongly suspect this is the case here.

[AnotherSpin]

Exactly, but once again, if one can't read Russian one can't know that. I strongly suspect this is the case here.

Maybe. But in that case, it's unclear why a colleague posted a poster entirely written in an unknown language in the first place. Anyway, whatever. It's not the first time people pretend to misunderstand, and it won't be the last.