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Concert Waltz No. 1 in D major, Op. 47 is a late-Romantic orchestral composition by the Russian composer Alexander Glazunov. Completed in 1893, the piece was dedicated to the orchestra of the Russian Opera. It is characterized by its festive atmosphere, sweeping lyrical melodies, and intricate orche...
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Glazunov's finest concert waltz, admired for lush orchestration and elegant craftsmanship, if sometimes judged stylistically conservative.
Scoring methodologyConcert Waltz No. 2 in F major, Op. 51 is an orchestral waltz by Russian composer Alexander Glazunov, written in 1894 during his early maturity. It combines the triple-meter rhythms and recurring dance themes of a ballroom waltz with the fuller instrumentation and development of a late-Romantic conc...
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Polished and tuneful orchestral waltz with refined scoring, generally considered less distinctive than Glazunov's first concert waltz.
Scoring methodologyAlexander Glazunov’s Violin Concerto in A minor, Op. 82 is a significant work of Russian classical music composed in 1904. The concerto showcases a lyrical and emotionally rich style characteristic of late Romanticism. Its sweeping melodies and expressive harmonies have made it a favored piece for p...
The Waltz from The Seasons is a popular orchestral composition extracted from the 1900 allegorical ballet by Russian composer Alexander Glazunov. The original ballet, Opus 67, was choreographed by Marius Petipa and consists of four scenes representing Winter, Spring, Summer, and Autumn. Glazunov's v...
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Elegant ballet excerpt with colorful orchestration and polished melodic writing, respected but overshadowed by the complete score's seasonal tableaux.
Scoring methodologyComposed by Alexander Glazunov, "Valse de Concert No. 1 in F major, Op. 47" is an orchestral work from 1893 that exemplifies the late Romantic Russian style. The piece was originally written for full symphony orchestra and demonstrates Glazunov's skill in melodic orchestration and dance forms. It is...
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Sumptuous, expertly orchestrated Romantic concert waltz with substantial recording presence, though often criticized as derivative and emotionally generalized.
Scoring methodologySymphony No. 8 in E-flat major, Op. 83, is an orchestral work composed by Russian composer Alexander Glazunov in 1906. It stands firmly within the late-Romantic Russian symphonic tradition established by his predecessors. The symphony consists of four movements and is structured using a cyclic form,...
Alexander Glazunov's Piano Concerto No. 1 in F minor, Op. 92, is a single-movement work completed in 1911 by the Russian composer (1865–1936). The concerto demonstrates Glazunov's polished late-Romantic style, characterized by lyrical melodies and accomplished orchestration. Glazunov served as direc...
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Polished late-Romantic concerto, attractive but conservative and seldom ranked highly.
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