Symphonic music

A. Khachaturian "Masquerade" Aram Ilyich Khachaturian is an outstanding Soviet composer whose music knows no boundaries and finds response in any heart. His compositions are extraordinarily beautiful and differ in the depth of the content; in addition, they are majestic in their perfection, such as the music for the ballet "Spartak". In the rich creative heritage of the composer there are many works that delight listeners around the world, among them the magnificent "Concerto for Violin and Orchestra", the famous "Sword Dance" from the ballet "Gayane" and, undoubtedly, the enchanting "Waltz" from the suite composed by based on the music he wrote to the drama M.

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P.I. Tchaikovsky Concerto for violin and orchestra Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky is a brilliant Russian composer, whose work has enriched not only Russian, but also the entire world musical culture. Among the great variety of the composer's magnificent creations, there is one essay that deserves special attention - this is the Concerto for Violin and Orchestra.

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D. Gershwin "Rhapsody in the Blues Style" (Blue Rhapsody) The history of world music culture is known to many composers who have made a significant contribution to the development of this type of art. One of these innovators was George Gershwin, the first to compose a piece in which a symphony orchestra made the blues play and thereby created a kind of miracle.

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L. Beethoven Piano Concerto Piano is one of the most important instruments for which the great German composer Ludwig van Beethoven wrote works. Touring European cities, the musician created compositions that he could independently perform. The most profitable genre for presentation in a secular society was a concert.

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N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov "Spanish Capriccio" Spanish style in the works of Russian composers cannot be ignored. It is reflected in Glinka's wonderful overtures and even in Tchaikovsky’s famous Swan Lake. In the music of Rimsky-Korsakov there is also a work inspired by the folk art and life of this country.

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J. Haydn "Farewell Symphony" An amazing legend associated with the "Farewell Symphony" by J. Haydn. Even more surprising is the impression this work has on listeners who do not expect such an unusual finale. What is the secret of Haydn’s Symphony No. 45 and why is it called “The Farewell”?

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Sergei Prokofiev Symphony No. 1 "Classical" While studying at the conservatory, Sergei Prokofiev was famous for his ability to experiment. The young composer was not afraid of bright and unusual solutions, which more than once surprised the audience. His writings were called innovative and even hooligan, because you could always find something fresh and unusual in them.

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Edvard Grieg "Morning" In the world music literature there are many works in which composers soundly depict natural landscapes with sounds. However, one of the best examples among such creations can be safely called "Morning". This musical picture was written by an outstanding Norwegian composer Edward Grieg to the philosophical drama of Henrik Ibson "Peer Gynt".

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V.A. Mozart Symphony No. 41 "Jupiter" Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was always a cheerful and cheerful person. But it was in music that he could convey the true feelings associated with difficult life circumstances. Especially multifaceted in terms of the transfer of emotional state is the symphonic music of Mozart.

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A. Glazunov "Stenka Razin" Stepan Razin - Don Cossack, the leader of the popular uprising in Russian history is a very bright figure, interest in which does not decrease to this day. The people about him composed songs and epics, poets composed poems, writers novels, and artists displayed in their paintings.

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V.A. Mozart Symphony No. 39 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is the greatest composer of the classicism era. His life is permeated with contrasts: from glory and recognition to a beggarly existence. Only the music brightened his hard everyday life. The composer simultaneously had to work on opera and instrumental works, during which the synthesis of genres took place, the dramaturgy intensified, the melodic images became more prominent.

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A.P. Borodin The Bogatyr Symphony The Bogatyr Symphony is the pinnacle of Borodin’s symphony. The work glorifies patriotism and the power of the Motherland and the Russian people. Clarity of sound, clear timbres and incredibly beautiful melodies make you see the richness of native lands. Melodies, one after another, seem to open the door to history for us, bringing us back to the sources, to epic creativity.

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S. Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No. 2 The second concert of Sergei Rachmaninov became a landmark for the composer, having firmly entered the history of world music and taking a special place there. Until now, it remains perhaps the most popular work of Rachmaninoff, due to its extraordinary beauty, emotionality, artistic design and embodiment.

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P.I. Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 1 "Winter Dreams" Tranquil Russian nature inspired many musicians to create works of amazing beauty and beauty. Not an exception is Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky. The symphony "Winter Dreams" is not only the first symphonic composition in the works of the composer, but also the first lyrical-psychological composition in the history of Russian music.

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Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 3 "Heroic" Beethoven's Third Symphony "Heroic" is one of the most important milestones in musical development from the classical period to the era of romanticism. The work marked the beginning of the composer’s mature career. Learn interesting facts, read how to create a legendary essay, as well as listen to the work on our page.

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F. Liszt "Preludes" The great son of the Hungarian people Franz Liszt entered the history of world culture not only as a brilliant pianist, who at one time had no equal, but also as a genius composer who replenished the treasury of musical works with talented compositions. In addition to the wonderful works for piano, the composer made a tangible contribution to symphonic music.

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V.A. Mozart Symphony No. 40 One of the most piercing and well-known instrumental works, the treasure of classical music is the symphony No. 40 by Mozart. She enters a symphonic triptych, written in one breath in the summer of 1788. 39, 40 and 41 ("Jupiter") Symphonies embody the composer's mature musical thinking, they simultaneously continue the traditions of Bach and Handel and anticipate the spiritual lyricism of the romantics.

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A. Glazunov "Symphony No. 1" Alexander Glazunov is a prominent representative of a galaxy of remarkable Russian composers who have made a significant contribution to the treasury of world music. He left a rich heritage for posterity, in which a special place is occupied by monumental, namely symphonic works.

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P.I. Tchaikovsky "Romeo and Juliet" The love story of young Romeo and beautiful Juliet still stirs the hearts and imagination of composers from different countries. She continues to live in music not only of past times, but also in modern, getting new incarnations. Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky also turned his attention to this masterpiece and created an extraordinarily beautiful fantasy overture, which is one of the most prominent examples of a program symphony.

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Musical instrument: Harp Golden strings resembling the rays of the sun ... The elegant frame, decorated with carvings and ornaments - like the wing of a huge butterfly. Noble sound and soft silver timbre ... It is not surprising that the harp is considered the most beautiful and poetic musical instrument. And still mysterious.

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