miaskovsky造句

• The Miaskovsky, by contrast, sounded crisp and confident.
• So one need not invest in all of Miaskovsky to get some.
• The story of Miaskovsky is a sad one.
• The events of 1936 effectively halted the expressionistic line in Miaskovsky's development.
• However he may have tweaked and varied it, Miaskovsky never had to reinvent the wheel.
• A sprinkling of sinfoniettas, divertimentos, concertinos and the like pervades Miaskovsky's career.
• Gliere gave me to Miaskovsky, who gave me to Prokofiev, who gave me to Shostakovich.
• He denounced Miaskovsky, Shostakovich and Prokofiev, and his music set a high standard for conformity.
• Miaskovsky's very obscurity, by the time LPs were becoming plentiful, made him a scarcity.
• Miaskovsky, Prokofiev's senior by 10 years and Shostakovich's by 25, was shunted aside.
• The first thing to emphasize is that Miaskovsky was no Vielschreiber, as the Germans say, no mere scribbler.
• I was astonished to discover how far out on the modernist limb Miaskovsky had gone before Stalin sawed it off.
• Miaskovsky's stylistic diversity, it thus turns out, cannot be explained away as responses to external stimuli.
• The Tchaikovsky ?'` I play this Miaskovsky because I love this concerto,'I told them ."
• I have never encountered a work by Nikolai Miaskovsky in the concert hall, and I doubt that I ever will.
• With the prospect of a theatre production in 1913, Prokofiev revised the music and dedicated the second version to Miaskovsky.
• Prokofiev managed, as his fellow composer Nikolai Miaskovsky wrote in admiration, to " give music its due ."
• With their stipends and dachas, Shostakovich, Prokofiev and Miaskovsky did not face the socioeconomic catastrophe endured by their counterparts in other countries.
• The violinist Leonid Kogan, then 16, attended the concerto's premiere, as did luminaries like Shostakovich, Prokofiev, Kabalevsky and Miaskovsky.
• Miaskovsky tossed off a light and tuneful Sinfonietta in A, and he maintained his heavyweight and featherweight styles thereafter in a sort of Coplandesque alternation.