This man told H.G. Wells that he would finish composing when his manuscript paper ran out, and with the exception of late works like his four preludes and fugues for piano and his Saxophone Concerto he kept his word.
This man told H.G. Wells that he would finish composing when his manuscript paper ran out, and with the exception of late works like his four preludes and fugues for piano and his Saxophone Concerto he kept his word. Choral compositions include the Coronation Cantata and Hymn to Pushkin. His Triumphal March was completed for the Columbian Exposition during one of his many travels from St. Petersburg, [*] where he served as director of composition at the conservatory. He never finished his ninth symphony, but did complete some notable music for violin such as Meditation in D as well as the romantic, sweeping Concerto in A minor. Although he completed and orchestrated Prince Igor from memory, he never finished an opera of his own and his current fame rests on his ballet music. FTP identify this composer of the works Stenka Razin, Raymonda, and The Seasons.
This man told H.G. Wells that he would finish composing when his manuscript paper ran out, and with the exception of late works like his four preludes and fugues for piano and his Saxophone Concerto he kept his word.
Alexander {Glazunov}