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BIOGRAFÍA. Modest Mussorgsky fue uno de los cinco compositores nacionalistas rusos conocidos como los "Cinco Rusos". Nació en el seno de un terrateniente acomodado y comenzó a tomar piano lecciones de su madre alrededor de los seis años. A los nueve años, tocaba tan bien que empezó a actuar para su familia y amigos.
English: The portrait of Musorgsky is one of Repin’s best works and also one of the best portraits in all of Russian art during the 1880s. It was painted 10 days before the composer’s death, in the hospital, over the course of four sessions, and, in the words of an eye-witness, “with every possible inconvenience; the painter did not even ...
27 de dic. de 2022 · Date of birth. 9 March 1839 (in Julian calendar) Karevo (Toropets Uyezd, Pskov Governorate, Russian Empire) Date of death. 16 March 1881 (in Julian calendar) (specified date of both Julian and Gregorian calendar, unspecified calendar, assumed Julian) Saint Petersburg. Cause of death. infectious disease.
16 de oct. de 2015 · Modest Mussorgsky (1839-1881) Profession: Composer. Residences: St Petersburg. Born: 09-03-1839 Toropets, Russia. Died: 16-03-1881 St Petersburg, Russia. Buried: He was interred at the Tikhvin cemetery of the Alexander Nevsky Monastery in St Petersburg. In 1935-1937, in connection with the reconstruction and redevelopment of the so-called ...
Name in Other Languages: 莫杰斯特·彼得罗维奇·穆索尔斯基, 莫傑斯特·彼得羅維奇·穆索斯基, Modest Musorgski, Modest Músorgski, Modeszt Petrovics Muszorgszkij, Modest Mussorgski, Modest Mousorgskiy, موديست موسورسكي, Modest Musorgskij, Modest Petroviĉ Musorgskij, Модест Петрович Мусоргский, Модест Мусоргски, Modest ...
Modest Mussorgsky (born March 9 [March 21, New Style], 1839, Karevo, Russia—died March 16 [March 28], 1881, St. Petersburg) was a Russian composer noted particularly for his opera Boris Godunov (final version first performed 1874), his songs, and his piano piece Pictures from an Exhibition (1874). Mussorgsky, along with Aleksandr Borodin ...
Composición. Modest Músorgski comenzó a trabajar en Jovánschina después de terminar Borís Godunov.El texto procede de Vladímir Stásov (1824-1906), ensayista musical, crítico y acérrimo defensor de la música nacional y uno de los puntales más importantes del «Grupo de los cinco» en la vida musical rusa.
