A poem in which this composer finds himself a prisoner on a ship during a mutiny was written by Thomas Transtromer about this composer's "dream.
A poem in which this composer finds himself a prisoner on a ship during a mutiny was written by Thomas Transtromer about this composer's "dream." At his death, this composer left unfinished a piano concerto in E-flat major, which was completed by Lyapunov, who also conducted the first premiere of this composer's Second Symphony. Liszt strongly influenced this composer's piano works, such as his Fantasia on themes from A Life for the Tsar, and the influence of Spanish themes taken from one of his teachers is reflected in his "Overture on a Spanish March Theme," and Serenade espagnole. This composer was more famous for an overture on themes from his native land entitled 1000 Years, while a Lermontov poem inspired his symphonic poem Tamara, which along with another piece that was first performed by Nicholas Rubenstein was based on Caucasian folk music. The composer of a notoriously difficult "oriental fantasy," for ten points, identify this member of the "mighty five," a teacher to Borodin, Rimsky-Korsakov, and Musorgsky and composer of Islamey.
A poem in which this composer finds himself a prisoner on a ship during a mutiny was written by Thomas Transtromer about this composer's "dream.
Mily Alekseyevich {Balakirev}