You would expect a composer who was taught by Tchaikovsky (and succeeded him as a composition teacher in the Moscow Conservatory), and who himself taught Rachmaninov and Scriabin, would be a ...
Taneyev and Glazunov were the two opposite extremes of their generation in Russia. Taneyev was the stern artistic conscience of the Western-facing Moscow school, immersing himself in counterpoint and ...
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