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| Management number | 205839296 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $71.10 | Model Number | 205839296 | ||
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Title: Shostakovich: The Human Comedy; The Nose; The Shot
Artist: Tor Lind
Label: Naxos
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 747313459070
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2025-10-10
Number of Discs: 1
Shostakovich was known for his fun-loving attitude during his early years as a composer. The colourful incidental music for The Shot - reconstructed by Mark Fitz-Gerald from the original piano scores - vividly evokes the raucous life of experimental youth theatre in Leningrad during the late 1920s. This carefree world had changed dramatically by 1934 when Shostakovich completed his music for The Human Comedy - a work that creates a charming atmosphere of Parisian escapism. Discarded movements from his first opera The Nose form an entire orchestral suite. The programme concludes with Mark Fitz-Gerald's reconstruction of the March of the Anarchists, transcribed by ear from the film The Vyborg Side.
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Artist: Tor Lind
Label: Naxos
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 747313459070
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2025-10-10
Number of Discs: 1
Shostakovich was known for his fun-loving attitude during his early years as a composer. The colourful incidental music for The Shot - reconstructed by Mark Fitz-Gerald from the original piano scores - vividly evokes the raucous life of experimental youth theatre in Leningrad during the late 1920s. This carefree world had changed dramatically by 1934 when Shostakovich completed his music for The Human Comedy - a work that creates a charming atmosphere of Parisian escapism. Discarded movements from his first opera The Nose form an entire orchestral suite. The programme concludes with Mark Fitz-Gerald's reconstruction of the March of the Anarchists, transcribed by ear from the film The Vyborg Side.
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