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Prokofiev (Prokof'ev), Sergei and Maria Mendel'son-Prokofieva (verse texts)Biblio.com

Duen'ia obruchenie v monastyre. Liriko-komicheskaia opera v 4-kh deistviiakh 9-ti kartinakh The Duenna: betrothal in a monastery. A lyrico-comical opera in four acts and nine scenes. Op. 86. Piano score

P5286Moscow: Sovetskii kompozitor 1960. Quarto 29.2 × 21.8 cm. Original embossed cloth boards; 409 4 pp. Very good. Second edition first published in 1944. Considered one of the happiest and brightest compositions of Sergei Prokofiev this comic opera based on the work of the Irish playwright Richard Sheridan was completed in 1940 just prior to WWII. The war interfered with the first planned production at the Bolshoi Theater and the opera opened only in 1946 at the Kirov Theater Mariinsky Theater in Leningrad. Prokofiev wrote the score of the opera but collaborated with the young librettist Mira Mendelson 1915-1968 on the verse sections. Mendelson who would later become his second wife also wrote the libretto for his subsequent opera "War and Peace." Sergei Prokofiev 1891-1953 is considered one of the greatest composers of the twentieth century. An early talent and a reputed rebel of classical music in his creative life he composed eight ballets seven operas seven symphonies nine piano sonatas and much more. In 1918 following the two Russian revolutions Prokofiev left Russia for the United States subsequently living in France and Germany before re-settling in the Soviet Union in 1936. Finding himself in Soviet Russia in the darkest of times Prokofiev continued to lead a productive creative life even as he was "encouraged" to write patriotic pieces such as his 1939 "Zdravitsa" Cheers to celebrate Joseph Stalin's sixtieth birthday. Prokofiev also had the misfortune of dying on the same day as the great leader on March 3 1953 with his death going virtually unnoticed by the Soviet press and the public. For more information see Shlifstein S. and Rose Prokofieva trans. Sergei Prokofiev: Autobiography Articles Reminiscences 2000. One of 550 copies printed. KVK OCLC show copies of this edition at Notre Dame Indiana Dallas Berkeley Santa Barbara Goldsmiths London Oxford UDK Berlin Austrian National Library Marburg and Rome. unknown

Penka Rare Books and Archives · Allemagne250,00 €

Prokofiev Prokof'ev Sergei and Maria Mendel'son Prokofieva verse textsABAA

Duen'ia obruchenie v monastyre. Liriko-komicheskaia opera v 4-kh deistviiakh 9-ti kartinakh The Duenna: betrothal in a monastery. A lyrico-comical opera in four acts and nine scenes. Op. 86. Piano score

1960P52861960. Moscow: Sovetskii kompozitor 1960. Quarto 29.2 Ã 21.8 cm. Original embossed cloth boards; 409 4 pp. Very good. Second edition first published in 1944. Considered one of the happiest and brightest compositions of Sergei Prokofiev this comic opera based on the work of the Irish playwright Richard Sheridan was completed in 1940 just prior to WWII. The war interfered with the first planned production at the Bolshoi Theater and the opera opened only in 1946 at the Kirov Theater Mariinsky Theater in Leningrad. Prokofiev wrote the score of the opera but collaborated with the young librettist Mira Mendelson 1915-1968 on the verse sections. Mendelson who would later become his second wife also wrote the libretto for his subsequent opera "War and Peace." Sergei Prokofiev 1891-1953 is considered one of the greatest composers of the twentieth century. An early talent and a reputed rebel of classical music in his creative life he composed eight ballets seven operas seven symphonies nine piano sonatas and much more. In 1918 following the two Russian revolutions Prokofiev left Russia for the United States subsequently living in France and Germany before re-settling in the Soviet Union in 1936. Finding himself in Soviet Russia in the darkest of times Prokofiev continued to lead a productive creative life even as he was "encouraged" to write patriotic pieces such as his 1939 "Zdravitsa" Cheers to celebrate Joseph Stalin's sixtieth birthday. Prokofiev also had the misfortune of dying on the same day as the great leader on March 3 1953 with his death going virtually unnoticed by the Soviet press and the public. For more information see Shlifstein S. and Rose Prokofieva trans. Sergei Prokofiev: Autobiography Articles Reminiscences 2000. One of 550 copies printed. KVK OCLC show copies of this edition at Notre Dame Indiana Dallas Berkeley Santa Barbara Goldsmiths London Oxford UDK Berlin Austrian National Library Marburg and Rome. hardcover books

Bernett Penka Rare Books LLC · États-Unis250,00 $US≈ 211,52 €

PROKOFIEV, Serge 1891-1953Biblio.com

Fifth Symphony . op. 100. Full score

194741088Moscow . Leningrad: State Music Publishers PN 18295 1947. Folio. Black cloth-backed boards with publisher's printed wrappers laid down titling in white ink to spine. 1f. recto title verso orchestration and note on transposition 3-207 i note listing editors Belza and Agapov date of publication 6 January 1947 and limitation statement pp. With titling etc. in Russian and English. With numerous performance markings including dynamics expression bowings and numbering in gray red and blue pencil. Annotation in ink to front pastedown "Cond. New Orleans Symphony. January 23 1962." Handstamp "1098" and "3 60" in pencil to lower inner corner of verso of final leaf with annotation in pencil to verso of free rear endpaper noting timing according to different conductors including AA New Orleans Martinon Rodziński Ormandy Dorati Bernstein and Szell. Binding slightly worn rubbed and bumped; minor soiling to blank lower wrapper. Browned; small tear to blank lower margin of pp. 17-106 and p. 189; tear to blank lower margin of p. 91 extending into lowermost two systems repaired with archival tape. First Edition limited to 3000 copies. Nestyev p. 370. The Fifth Symphony premiered in Moscow on 13 January 1945. Prokofiev "began his career as a composer while still a student and so had a deep investment in Russian Romantic traditions - even if he was pushing those traditions to a point of exacerbation and caricature - before he began to encounter and contribute to various kinds of modernism in the second decade of the new century. Like many artists he left his country directly after the October Revolution; he was the only composer to return nearly 20 years later. His inner traditionalism coupled with the neo-classicism he had helped invent now made it possible for him to play a leading role in Soviet culture to whose demands for political engagement utility and simplicity he responded with prodigious creative energy. In his last years however official encouragement turned into persecution and his musical voice understandably faltered. . The Fifth Symphony . displays the freely tonal harmonies melodic and thematic wealth of ideas and lyrical expressivity characteristic of the mature Prokofiev - qualities that have established the work firmly in the international repertory." Dorothea Redepenning in Grove Music Online. State Music Publishers [PN 18295] unknown

J & J Lubrano Music Antiquarians LLC · États-Unis518,00 $US≈ 438,28 €

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