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Schedrin, Rodion. (b. 1932) [Ormandy, Eugene. (1899–1985)]. Not Love Alone... Suite from the Opera. - INSCRIBED TO EUGENE ORMANDY. Moscow : State Publisher's Music . [PN 2961] 1966 Small folio. Original publisher's decorative wrappers. [1] (title), [2] (instrumentation), 3-124, [ii] (contents, colophon), pp., 1f. With an autograph inscription on the title signed from the composer to conductor Eugene Ormandy (1899 - 1985) who led the Philadelphia Orchestra for 40 years. Slightly worn and browned; handstamp of the Philadelphia Orchestra Library to upper wrapper crossed out.



"Schedrin is one of the better-known Russian composers of the later half of the 20th century... His operas demonstrate the most important sides of his work: his taste for the themes of classical Russian literature and his desire to rework elements of Russian music in a 20th-century style. His opera Ne tol ko lyubov ('Not for Love Alone'), based on the stories of Sergey Antonov, was the first piece to incorporate the chastushka into an academic genre of music. This popular Russian folk genre of the 20th century is an aphoristic and melodic formula verse with a topical and humorous subtext." (Valentina Kholopova in Grove Online)

Schedrin, Rodion. (b. 1932) [Ormandy, Eugene. (1899–1985)] Not Love Alone... Suite from the Opera. - INSCRIBED TO EUGENE ORMANDY

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Schedrin, Rodion. (b. 1932) [Ormandy, Eugene. (1899–1985)]. Not Love Alone... Suite from the Opera. - INSCRIBED TO EUGENE ORMANDY. Moscow : State Publisher's Music . [PN 2961] 1966 Small folio. Original publisher's decorative wrappers. [1] (title), [2] (instrumentation), 3-124, [ii] (contents, colophon), pp., 1f. With an autograph inscription on the title signed from the composer to conductor Eugene Ormandy (1899 - 1985) who led the Philadelphia Orchestra for 40 years. Slightly worn and browned; handstamp of the Philadelphia Orchestra Library to upper wrapper crossed out.



"Schedrin is one of the better-known Russian composers of the later half of the 20th century... His operas demonstrate the most important sides of his work: his taste for the themes of classical Russian literature and his desire to rework elements of Russian music in a 20th-century style. His opera Ne tol ko lyubov ('Not for Love Alone'), based on the stories of Sergey Antonov, was the first piece to incorporate the chastushka into an academic genre of music. This popular Russian folk genre of the 20th century is an aphoristic and melodic formula verse with a topical and humorous subtext." (Valentina Kholopova in Grove Online)