Hans-Günther Wauer (organ). This item is a bi-fold program, approx. size: 5.7 X 8 in (14.5 x 20 cm). January 22nd, 1978.
AUTOGRAPH Hans-Günther Wauer German organist Merseburg organ Jazz Music Program Read Post »
Conductor – Dmitry Kabalevsky. The Children’s Choir of TV and Radio of Leningrad (St Petersburg). February 25th, 1963. This item is a bi-fold program, approx. size: 5.7 X 8 in (14.5 x 20 cm).
1963 Dmitry Kabalevsky composer conducts his own works Choir 1st perform Program Read Post »
Conductor – Hovhannes Chekijian. The Requiem in D minor, K. 626, is a Requiem Mass by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. This item is a bi-fold program, approx. size: 6 X 8 in (15 x 20 cm).
1977 Mozart Requiem Cappella Choir Armenia Conductor Hovhannes Chekijian program Read Post »
The Leningrad Glinka State Academic Capella Choir. June 11th, 1984. This item is a bi-fold program, approx. size: 4.3 X 8 in (11 x 20 cm). The Orchestra of Early and contemporary Music.
1984 Mozart Great Mass Leningrad Glinka Capella Choir USSR program Read Post »
Soloists – Ruben Lisitsian, Rusanna Lisitsian, Karina Lisitsian, and Victor Yushmanov. The Leningrad Glinka State Academic Capella Choir. The Requiem in D minor, K. 626, is a Requiem Mass by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
1975 Mozart Requiem Leningrad Glinka Choir Armenian tenor Lisitsian USSR program Read Post »
It features a photo of Gustav Ernesaks that is printed with his autograph. The photo is an original from the 1965.
Gustav Ernesaks Estonian composer choir conductor Printed signature photo card Read Post »
Performance of Rodion Shchedrin’s ballet choreographed by Maya Plisetskaya. Ballet “Anna Karenina”. The Bolshoi Theatre.
Ballerina Maya Plisetskaya Anna Karenina Russian ballet dancer Bolshoi Program Read Post »
Conductor – Georg Solti. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra. This item is a bi-fold program, approx. size: 6 X 8.6 in (15 x 22.5 cm).
CSO Georg Solti conductor Chicago Symphony Orchestra Bartók Mahler USSR program Read Post »
The Lenin Prize is awarded to Dmitri Dmitrievich Shostakovich for his Symphony No. 11, The Year 1905. size: 8.6 X 11.5 in (22 x 29 cm).
1958 Dmitri Shostakovich Lenin Prize Symphony 11 print article drawing portrait Read Post »
For nearly five decades, he was principal clarinetist of the New York Philharmonic. Soloists – p ianist Emil Gilels, violinist Vladimir Spivakov, and clarinetist Stanley Drucker. This item is a 8 – page program for a tour of the USSR of The New York Philharmonic Orchestra.
1976 USSR New York Philharmonic Pianist Emil Gilels Clarinetist Drucker program Read Post »