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Buscador de artículos | Musorgskiï

Compositor:Musorgskiï, Modest Petrovich
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Calixto Bieito dirige en Ginebra © Magali Dougados | Grand Théâtre Genève

Anarquía y utopía: Calixto Bieito habla sobre Khovanshchina de Mussorgsky

Por Richard Bratby, 24 febrero 2025
El iconoclasta director español habla de una nueva producción de Khovanshchina de Mussorgsky en Ginebra, y de la lucha desordenada, anárquica y utópica de dirigir ópera.
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Calixto Bieito dirige en Ginebra © Magali Dougados | Grand Théâtre Genève
24 feb 2025
Anarquía y utopía: Calixto Bieito habla sobre dirigir Mussorgsky
Por Richard Bratby
Cover of the first edition of Le tombeau de Couperin (1918) designed by Ravel himself © Public domain | Bibliothèque nationale de France

The art of memory: classical music for mourning

Por Danny Riley, 28 octubre 2025
From fulfilling funerary functions, to eulogising friends and fellow artists, or lamenting the waste of war: here are some of the finest examples of music written in mourning.
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Cover of the first edition of Le tombeau de Couperin (1918) designed by Ravel himself © Public domain | Bibliothèque nationale de France
28 oct 2025
The art of memory: classical music for mourning
Por Danny Riley
The Music Lesson by Louis Moritz (1808), Rijksmuseum, Netherlands © Public domain / Unsplash

Outside the Academy? Classical composers with no ‘formal’ training

Por Danny Riley, 02 octubre 2025
A look at some major composers who did not receive any formal musical training and followed their own non-traditional paths into Western classical music.
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The Music Lesson by Louis Moritz (1808), Rijksmuseum, Netherlands © Public domain / Unsplash
02 oct 2025
Classical composers with no ‘formal’ training
Por Danny Riley
Symphonic live commentary: Wolfgang in action © Vincent van Dordrecht

The Wolfgang app: Explaining music, one line at a time

Por David Karlin, 24 marzo 2025
Creator Johan Idema talks about the “subtitles for symphonies” app, why Wolfgang was created and how it’s used.
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Symphonic live commentary: Wolfgang in action © Vincent van Dordrecht
24 mar 2025
Wolfgang: Explaining music, one line at a time
Por David Karlin
Napoleon watching the fire of Moscow, September 1812. Painting by Albrecht Adam © Public domain

Lionising the Past: Russian Composers and History

Por Danny Riley, 06 septiembre 2017
In attempting to cement a sense of Russian identity through music, the nation's composers looked to history for inspiration. 
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Napoleon watching the fire of Moscow, September 1812. Painting by Albrecht Adam © Public domain
06 sep 2017
Russian Composers and History
Por Danny Riley