After the first performance of his

* Akhmatova rarely missed a Shostakovich premiere. After the first performance of his

* Akhmatova rarely missed a Shostakovich premiere. After the first performance of his

Poems:

Shostakovich: A Life Rtemembered (London,

Later that same day, 16 September 1941, the Germans broke through to the gates of Leningrad

Later that same day, 16 September 1941, the Germans broke through to the gates of Leningrad

Later that same day, 16 September 1941, the Germans broke through to the gates of Leningrad

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The symphony was resonant with themes of Petersburg: its lyrical beauty and classicism, ev

The symphony was resonant with themes of Petersburg: its lyrical beauty and classicism, ev

The symphony was resonant with themes of Petersburg: its lyrical beauty and classicism, ev

Bolero-like

composer’s ‘Socialist Realist’ rejoinder to those who had attacked Lady Macbeth), which r

composer’s ‘Socialist Realist’ rejoinder to those who had attacked Lady Macbeth), which r

composer’s ‘Socialist Realist’ rejoinder to those who had attacked Lady Macbeth), which r

Lady Macbeth),

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For it to achieve its symbolic goal, it was vital for that symphony to be performed in Lenin

For it to achieve its symbolic goal, it was vital for that symphony to be performed in Lenin

For it to achieve its symbolic goal, it was vital for that symphony to be performed in Lenin

Many people cried at the concert. Some people cried because that was the only way they co

Many people cried at the concert. Some people cried because that was the only way they co

Many people cried at the concert. Some people cried because that was the only way they co

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The war was a period of productivity and relative creative liberty for Russia’s compos

The war was a period of productivity and relative creative liberty for Russia’s compos

The war was a period of productivity and relative creative liberty for Russia’s compos

or perhaps relieved by the temporary relaxation of the Stalinist Terror, they responde

or perhaps relieved by the temporary relaxation of the Stalinist Terror, they responde

or perhaps relieved by the temporary relaxation of the Stalinist Terror, they responde

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Prokofiev was particularly eager to prove his commitment to the national cause. After eigh

Prokofiev was particularly eager to prove his commitment to the national cause. After eigh

Prokofiev was particularly eager to prove his commitment to the national cause. After eigh

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Boris Godunov,

War and Peace

* Sentenced to twenty years’ hard labour in Siberia, Lina Prokofiev was released in 1 9

* Sentenced to twenty years’ hard labour in Siberia, Lina Prokofiev was released in 1 9

* Sentenced to twenty years’ hard labour in Siberia, Lina Prokofiev was released in 1 9

against Napoleon and the war against Hitler. The first version of the opera, composed in t

against Napoleon and the war against Hitler. The first version of the opera, composed in t

against Napoleon and the war against Hitler. The first version of the opera, composed in t

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As he was working on the score of War and Peace Prokofiev was asked by Eisenstein to compo

As he was working on the score of War and Peace Prokofiev was asked by Eisenstein to compo

As he was working on the score of War and Peace Prokofiev was asked by Eisenstein to compo

War and Peace

Ivan the Terrible,

mises-en-scene.

Bezbin Meadow,

Alexander Nevsky

This theatrical ideal lies at the heart of their conception of Alexander Nevsky and Ivan

This theatrical ideal lies at the heart of their conception of Alexander Nevsky and Ivan

This theatrical ideal lies at the heart of their conception of Alexander Nevsky and Ivan

Alexander Nevsky

Ivan the Terrible.

Ivan,

* The two men worked together with Meyerhold on the production of Prokofiev’s opera Set

* The two men worked together with Meyerhold on the production of Prokofiev’s opera Set

* The two men worked together with Meyerhold on the production of Prokofiev’s opera Set

Setnyon Kotko

Die Walkure

Wagner and Russia

1995),

film opens with an overture whose stormy leitmotif is clearly borrowed from Wagner’s Die W

film opens with an overture whose stormy leitmotif is clearly borrowed from Wagner’s Die W

film opens with an overture whose stormy leitmotif is clearly borrowed from Wagner’s Die W

Die Walkure.

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For Eisenstein these films represented a volte-face in artistic principles: the avant- ga

For Eisenstein these films represented a volte-face in artistic principles: the avant-ga

For Eisenstein these films represented a volte-face in artistic principles: the avant-ga

Alexander Nevsky,

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Alexander Nevsky.

Stalin saw Ivan the Terrible as a medieval prototype of his own statesmanship. In 1941, as

Stalin saw Ivan the Terrible as a medieval prototype of his own statesmanship. In 1941, as

Stalin saw Ivan the Terrible as a medieval prototype of his own statesmanship. In 1941, as

oprichnina,

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Ivan the Terrible

of the film to emerge in his imagination was the confession scene (planned for the third a

of the film to emerge in his imagination was the confession scene (planned for the third a

of the film to emerge in his imagination was the confession scene (planned for the third a

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From the start, then, Ivan was conceived as a tragedy, a Soviet version of Boris Godunov w

From the start, then, Ivan was conceived as a tragedy, a Soviet version of Boris Godunov w

From the start, then, Ivan was conceived as a tragedy, a Soviet version of Boris Godunov w

Ivan

Boris Godunov

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boyars;

boyars’

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When Stalin saw the film he reacted violently. ‘This is not a film -it is some kind of night

When Stalin saw the film he reacted violently. ‘This is not a film -it is some kind of night

When Stalin saw the film he reacted violently. ‘This is not a film -it is some kind of

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