Pavel Markelov "Symphony No.7 ~ Khodynka"

[@craffte]

Very haunting. Beautiful.

[@nikolaicoco333]

Danke schön!!! Bamberg!

[@Greenstarlion]

Great discovery for me 😊❤

[@kuang-licheng402]

very good

[@MarcoPontesCaixote]

Pavel Markelov (russe Павел Маркелов) est un compositeur russe né le 6 juin 1967 à Magadan, une ville dans l'extrême est de la Sibérie, située sur les rives de la mer d'Okhotsk dans l'océan Pacifique. Ne pas confondre avec le clarinettiste du même nom, qui a également étudié à Moscou et vit maintenant à Toronto au Canada. Il est diplômé de l'Académie nationale de musique Gnessin de Moscou en 1986. Il compose sa première oeuvre à 12 ans. Il s'est spécialisé dans des compositions pour cloches, il est lui-même enseignant et charge de la cathédrale orthodoxe "Eglise de la vieille orthodoxie russe". Depuis 1988 il travaille dans le clocher de la cathédrale de la Résurrection de Rogozhskaya Sloboda. Markelov est un maître dans l'art des cloches. Ses élèves travaillent dans les églises de la Sainte Trinité et de Saint-Serge à Moscou et les clochetons dans de nombreuses villes russes. Parmi ses compositions se trouvent 20 symphonies pour cloches, composées entre 1984 et 2007. La symphonie pour cloches n° 15 est composée pour choeur d'hommes, cloches, deux pianos et orgue ; la symphonie pour cloches n° 17 "Légende de Saint Pierre et Saint Fevronia" est composée pour cloches seules. Son oeuvre comporte aussi 9 symphonies pour orchestre, des sonates, musique de chambre, musique chorale et instrumentale

[@rogerantonybennett5272]

Marco Pontes Caixote 2 years ago Pavel Markelov (Russian Павел Маркелов) is a Russian composer born on the 6th June 1967 in Magadan, a city in the far east of Siberia, located on the shores of the Okhotsk Sea in the Pacific Ocean. Not to be confused with the clarinetist of the same name, who also studied in Moscow and now lives in Toronto in Canada. he graduated from the Moscow Gnessin National Academy of Music in 1986. He composes his first work at 12 years old. He specialized in compositions for bells, he is himself a teacher and in charge of the Orthodox cathedral "Church of the Old Russian Orthodoxy". Since 1988 he works in the bell tower of the cathedral of the Resurrection of Rogozhskaya Sloboda. Markelov is a master in the art of bells. His students work in the churches of the Holy Trinity and St. Sergius in Moscow and the pinnacles in many Russian cities. Among his compositions are found 20 symphonies for bells, composed between 1984 and 2007. The symphony for bells n ° 15 is composed for men's choir, bells, two pianos and organ; the symphony for bells n ° 17 "Legend of Saint Peter and Saint Fevronia" is composed for bells only. His work also includes 9 symphonies for orchestra, sonatas, chamber music, choral and instrumental music

[@Graham-ce2yk]

That was most interesting, the first movement was definitely in the 'English Pastoral' vein, but the later movements turned much more pensive.

[@sashakingcrimson187]

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[@johannbrandstatter7419]

And who was Roman Belyshev conducting ?

[@johannbrandstatter7419]

@Senza Rigore Thank you very much. You are doing the work that Nini Hampo should be doing. You should be a detective ! But, we as music lovers should not have to go to these lenght.This information should be clearly stated by the uploader. Thank you again for your efforts.