| Titre : | Mstislav Rostropovich et Galina Vishnevskaya Russia, Music and Liberty : conversations with Claude samuel | | Type de document : | texte imprimé | | Auteurs : | Claude Samuel, Auteur | | Editeur : | Portland, Oregon [USA] : Amadeus press | | Année de publication : | 1983 | | Importance : | 1 vol. (223 p.) | | Format : | 24 cm | | ISBN/ISSN/EAN : | 978-0-931340-76-5 | | Note générale : | E.Thomas Glasow (Traduction) | | Langues : | Anglais (eng) | | Catégories : | Rostropovič, Mstislav Leopolʹdovič (1927-2007)
Vishnevskaya Galina
| | Résumé : | his book is a vivid portrait of two musicians whose lives have been both fairy-tale love story and front-page history: the shared saga of the foremost cellist of his generation and his country's reigning diva. Together they suffered exile from their beloved Russia for their outspoken advocacy of freedom but returned in triumph after the dissolution of the repressive regime that had stripped them of their citizenship. As both artist and rebel, Rostropovich has come to be known as a "Solzhenitsyn with cello case and baton, " and his recent distinguished presence in Washington, D.C., as conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra is another important chapter in music history. In these conversations with French journalist and critic Claude Samuel, Rostropovich and Vishnevskaya tell their dramatic story from their marriage in 1955 (four days after meeting!) onward. Musical matters - Bach and Beethoven, to be sure, but also the great Russian masters - are the focus of their thoughts, but their turbulent political battles coupled with a deep love for their homeland are pervasive themes as well. Although these conversations, translated here for the first time, took place in 1983, Claude Samuel has added a new preface that recounts the couple's achievements in succeeding years. Their tale culminates in their emotional return to Russia after sixteen years in exile, with Rostropovich leading the National Symphony in Tchaikovsky's "Pathetique" Symphony, the last work he conducted before his enforced departure. | | Note de contenu : | Contents
Showered with Flowers -- Talents and Talk -- The Interpreter's Mission -- Icons and Kulichi -- Music Under the One-Party Regime -- A Question of Confidence -- In Search of a Spark of Genius -- The Golden Age -- The Trials of Tatiana. |
Mstislav Rostropovich et Galina Vishnevskaya Russia, Music and Liberty : conversations with Claude samuel [texte imprimé] / Claude Samuel, Auteur . - Portland, Oregon (USA) : Amadeus press, 1983 . - 1 vol. (223 p.) ; 24 cm. ISBN : 978-0-931340-76-5 E.Thomas Glasow (Traduction) Langues : Anglais ( eng) | Catégories : | Rostropovič, Mstislav Leopolʹdovič (1927-2007)
Vishnevskaya Galina
| | Résumé : | his book is a vivid portrait of two musicians whose lives have been both fairy-tale love story and front-page history: the shared saga of the foremost cellist of his generation and his country's reigning diva. Together they suffered exile from their beloved Russia for their outspoken advocacy of freedom but returned in triumph after the dissolution of the repressive regime that had stripped them of their citizenship. As both artist and rebel, Rostropovich has come to be known as a "Solzhenitsyn with cello case and baton, " and his recent distinguished presence in Washington, D.C., as conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra is another important chapter in music history. In these conversations with French journalist and critic Claude Samuel, Rostropovich and Vishnevskaya tell their dramatic story from their marriage in 1955 (four days after meeting!) onward. Musical matters - Bach and Beethoven, to be sure, but also the great Russian masters - are the focus of their thoughts, but their turbulent political battles coupled with a deep love for their homeland are pervasive themes as well. Although these conversations, translated here for the first time, took place in 1983, Claude Samuel has added a new preface that recounts the couple's achievements in succeeding years. Their tale culminates in their emotional return to Russia after sixteen years in exile, with Rostropovich leading the National Symphony in Tchaikovsky's "Pathetique" Symphony, the last work he conducted before his enforced departure. | | Note de contenu : | Contents
Showered with Flowers -- Talents and Talk -- The Interpreter's Mission -- Icons and Kulichi -- Music Under the One-Party Regime -- A Question of Confidence -- In Search of a Spark of Genius -- The Golden Age -- The Trials of Tatiana. |
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