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The Bolshoi

110 Photographs by Gusov, London 1993-2006

The Bolshoi( )
By (photographer): Gusov, Sasha
Editor: Borodin, Alexander
Preface by: Konchalovsky, Andrei
Introduction by: Shlepyanov, Galina
ISBN:978-84-17048-10-5
Publication Date:Nov 2017
Publisher:La Fabrica
Book Format:Hardback
List Price:AUD $120.00
Book Description:

This beautiful and remarkable behind-the-scenes study of dancers, musicians and onlookers offers a social and narrative dimension to the everyday life at the legendary Bolshoi Ballet. "Gusov's photographs are lightning fissures, apertures, openings. They are neat as the bullet marks made in the moving target of time by a master of the craft, and the weird and hopeless dawn that streams through these tightly clustered pinholes is the light of future." --Andrei Navrozov AUTHOR: Sasha...
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Book Details
Pages:180
Physical Dimensions (W X L X H):24.638 x 32.512 x 2.54 cm
Book Weight:1.42 Kilograms
Author Biography
(By (photographer))
Born in St. Petersburg, Russia, in 1833, Alexander Borodin was educated by private tutors. He excelled in many subjects, including foreign language and science. Without formal instruction, Borodin learned to play the flute and the cello and acquired the rudiments of music theory from textbooks. At the age of 10, Borodin wrote Helene, a piano polka inspired by, and dedicated to, his first love.

Later, Borodin became an active and productive member of The Russian Five, the school with which Russian nationalistic music came to full flower. Borodin's main occupation was as a scientist; his music took a lesser role. Even though he described himself as a Sunday composer, Borodin compiled a respectable body of work, including operas, orchestral and chamber music, and piano and vocal music. Most notable is his unfinished opera Prince Igor, from which he extracted the well-known Polovtsian Dances for orchestra. Borodin's compositions are noted for their use of rhythmic and orchestral color.

Borodin died in 1887.

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