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Nikolai Rimski-Korssakoff - His Music and Life
Born in Tichwin-Nowgorod on March 18, 1844, the Russian composer Nikolai Rimski-Korssakoff passed away in Lubensk-St. Petersburg on June 21, 1908. Alternate he studied music and visited the navy academy, which made it possible for him to join a world sailing tour.
His leisure time at sea, Rimski-Korssakoff made use of composing his first symphony; by the way: this work has been played for the first time under the conductor Mily Balakirew in 1865.
1871, Rimski-Korssakoff became Professor for Instrumentation and Compositions at the St. Petersburg College of Music. His strict self-training and contra dot studies brought him into an extraordinary position among all other Russian composers. Almost all Russian composers belonging to the younger generation passed through his musical instructions.
His operas went for Russian legends and fairy tales: "Sadko" (1898, very known "The Song of the Indian Merchant"), "The Night in May" (1880); por"Tsar Sultan" (1900, very known "The Flight of the Bumble Bee").
Brilliant orchestral works have been "Scheherazade". "Cappricio Espagnol" or "Russian Easter".
His biography has been published in German language already in 1928.
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