Serge Koussevitzky(1874-1951)

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Serge Koussevitzky est né le 26 juillet 1874 à Vyshny Volochyok, Tver Governorate, Russian Empire. Il était acteur. Il est connu pour Camille (1926) et Tanglewood Music School and Music Festival (1949). Il était marié à Olga Naumova, Nadezhda Galat et Natalie Ushkova. Il est mort le 4 juin 1951 dans le Massachusetts, États-Unis.

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Connu·e

Camille

4,6

Court-métrage

Grand Duke Michael

1926

Tanglewood Music School and Music Festival

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Bande-son("Overture to 'Egmont'" (partial))

1949

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Camille
4,6
Court-métrage
- Grand Duke Michael
- 1926

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Tanglewood Music School and Music Festival
Court-métrage
- performer: "Overture to 'Egmont'" (partial)
- 1949

Détails personnels

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Date de naissance
- 26 juillet 1874
- Vyshny Volochyok, Tver Governorate, Russian Empire
Date de décès
- 4 juin 1951
- Boston, Massachusetts, États-Unis
Conjoints
Autres œuvres
Recording: With the Boston Symphony Orchestra and narrator Richard Hale, he made the first recording of Sergei Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf".
Annonces publicitaires
- 1 Portrait
- 1 Photo de couverture de revue

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Anecdotes
It was Koussevitsky who commissioned French composer Maurice Ravel, in 1922, to orchestrate Modest Mussorgsky's piano work "Pictures At An Exhibition". Koussevitzky made the first recording of the Ravel orchestration of "Pictures" with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. The Ravel-orchestrated "Pictures at an Exhibition" became the single most famous orchestral version of a work originally composed for a solo instrument, and the fame of his version has surpassed several other orchestrations of it, including Leopold Stokowski's. After Koussevitzky's death, it was recorded by practically every famous conductor and orchestra, and has become a standard work in the repertoire of symphony orchestras all over the world.