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2002
Abstract Chaikovsky’s eugene onegin and musorgsky’s boris Godunov, for most musicians the two greatest of nineteenth-century Russian operas, have much in common. Both are founded upon major poetical works by Pushkin; in both the scenarios and libretti were devised by the composers themselves, using Pushkin’s text as far as it suited ...
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Abstract Chaikovsky’s eugene onegin and musorgsky’s boris Godunov, for most musicians the two greatest of nineteenth-century Russian operas, have much in common. Both are founded upon major poetical works by Pushkin; in both the scenarios and libretti were devised by the composers themselves, using Pushkin’s text as far as it suited ...
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Complications of mid‐urethral slings for treatment of stress urinary incontinence
International journal of gynaecology and obstetrics: the official organ of the International Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, 2011D. Pushkar +3 more
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Boris Godunov and the Terrorist
Journal of the American Musicological Society, 2017This article considers Musorgsky's opera Boris Godunov in light of the outbreak of political violence in Russia during the 1860s and 1870s. Attempting to make sense of Dmitry Karakozov's ideologically motivated attack on Alexander II in 1866, Russians sought parallels in literature—where authors such as Dostoevsky and Turgenev had begun to explore the ...
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Modest Musorgskij, "Boris Godunov"
2022Recensione dell'allestimento dell'opera al Teatro alla Scala, stagione 2022 ...
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19th-Century Music, 1979
One of the most commonly accepted beliefs about Modest Mussorgsky's Boris Godunov is that the tsarist censor interfered in both the creation and production of the work. Rejected in its initial form in February 1871, Boris was extensively revised by its composer, and the revision was finally staged, but with extensive cuts, at the Maryinsky Theater in ...
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One of the most commonly accepted beliefs about Modest Mussorgsky's Boris Godunov is that the tsarist censor interfered in both the creation and production of the work. Rejected in its initial form in February 1871, Boris was extensively revised by its composer, and the revision was finally staged, but with extensive cuts, at the Maryinsky Theater in ...
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70 Urgent incontinence after pelvic organ prolapse repair
, 2015N. Tupikina +4 more
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MP81-16 SELF IMAGING AND SEXUAL FUNCTION AFTER MARTIUS FLAP SURGERY
, 2015G. Kasyan +4 more
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383 Magnetic resonance imaging in patients with stress urinary incontinence – new evaluation tools
, 2015N. Tupikina +5 more
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