Dmitry Kabalevsky was born in St. Petersburg in 1904, and studied music at the Moscow Conservatory.
The long list of honours and awards that he received – these included the Lenin Prize (1972) and Hero of Socialist Labour (1974) – is a testament to his ability to work as a creative artist.
He gave us:
Symphony no. 1, opus 18, 1932
Symphony no. 2, opus 19, 1934
Symphony no. 3, opus 22, chorus and orchestra, 1933
Symphony no. 4, opus 54, 1956
String Quartet no. 1, opus 8, 1928
String Quartet no. 2, opus 44, 1945
Piano Concerto no. 1, opus 9, 1928
Piano Concerto no. 2, opus 23, 1935
Piano Concerto no. 3, opus 50, 1952
Violin Concerto, opus 48, 1948
Cello Concerto no. 1, opus 49, 1949
Cello Concerto no. 2, opus 77, 1964
and a great deal more.
The long list of honours and awards that he received – these included the Lenin Prize (1972) and Hero of Socialist Labour (1974) – is a testament to his ability to work as a creative artist.
He gave us:
Symphony no. 1, opus 18, 1932
Symphony no. 2, opus 19, 1934
Symphony no. 3, opus 22, chorus and orchestra, 1933
Symphony no. 4, opus 54, 1956
String Quartet no. 1, opus 8, 1928
String Quartet no. 2, opus 44, 1945
Piano Concerto no. 1, opus 9, 1928
Piano Concerto no. 2, opus 23, 1935
Piano Concerto no. 3, opus 50, 1952
Violin Concerto, opus 48, 1948
Cello Concerto no. 1, opus 49, 1949
Cello Concerto no. 2, opus 77, 1964
and a great deal more.
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