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You are HERE Classical Composer Biography : Sergei Prokofiev by Betty Fry December 27, 2001 Amazon Products CD: Sergei Prokofiev: Romeo And Juliet,... CD: Prokofiev: Peter and the Wolf... Born in 1891 in Krasnoye near Ekaterinoslav, Russia, Sergei Prokofiev's life was as varied as his music. His mother, who also encouraged his evident gift for composition, taught him piano. So much so, that by the time he had reached nine years of age he had composed an opera. When he was eleven he studied with the composer Gliere, and two years later, in 1904, entered the St. Petersburg Conservatory. There he studied counterpoint with Lyadov and orchestration with Rimsky-Korsakov Prokofiev was a composer of many parts, blending musical radicalism and intellectual toughness with the older Russian romantic tradition of Tchaikovsky and Rimsky-Korsakov The brilliant young Russian composer and pianist was 26 when the Russian Revolution broke out in 1917, but the new regime was not to Prokofiev's taste and in 1918 he went into exile, first in the United States, but in 1920 settled in Paris where he lived for sixteen years, apart from two years when he lived in Ettal in the Bavarian Alps and where he married his first wife Lina in September, 1923. But the need to earn a living forced him to spend much of his time touring Europe and the USA as a concert pianist. As the Germans advanced on Moscow in August 1941, Prokofiev left for the Caucasus. With Mira Mendelson. Lina remained behind. A Communist Party Member, and niece of the Minister of Heavy Industry, Mira was deemed a much more suitable partner.

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The World's Leading Classical Music Label Naxos Worldwide Sites: Choose Country Global Site Australia Canada China Denmark Finland France Germany Hong Kong Japan Korea New Zealand Norway Sweden UK USA E-mail Password New Releases Artists Composers Labels ... P PROKOFIEV, SERGEY BIOGRAPHY Sergey Prokofiev, precocious as a child, entered the St. Petersburg Conservatory in 1904, by which time he had already written a great deal of music. At the Conservatory he shocked the more conservative director, Glazunov, but learned much from an older fellow-student, the composer Myaskovsky. After the Revolution he was given permission to travel abroad and he remained intermittently out of Russia, in America and then in Paris, until his final return to Russia in 1936. At home, though in touch again with the root of his inspiration, he found himself out of favour with the authorities and in 1948 the subject of particular and direct censure. His death in 1953, on the same day as Stalin, deprived him of the enjoyment of the subsequent relaxation in musical censorship that then took place. In style Prokofiev is ironic, writing in a musical language that is often acerbic. Stage Works Orchestral Music Prokofiev wrote seven symphonies. Of these the Classical Symphony, a work written in 1916-17 with the work of Haydn in mind, is the best known. The Fifth Symphony of 1944 is a work on a much larger scale.

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The Serge Prokofiev Foundation website is the outcome of a partnership between the Prokofiev Estate and the Serge Prokofiev Archive in London, UK.      The Foundation supports a number of initiatives, with the purpose of increasing public awareness of Prokofiev's life and work, and advancing research and performance. It publishes an enlightening and beautifully illustrated journal, ' Three Oranges ', available on subscription . A content listing and the full text of selected articles are available online for each issue.      This site provides information on the Serge Prokofiev Archive and Foundation , news on international events and performances, and listings of new publications. Articles from the USA and various European countries, mostly in their original language, are a testimony of the worldwide interest in Prokofiev's music, while reflecting the international aspect of the composer's own life. CONTENT: Newsletter 1/2008 (January - May) Remembering Mstislav Rostropovich. 8 March 2008, Salle Cortot, Paris Three Oranges Journal Number 14. Selected articles Prokofiev Study Day at Goldsmiths. Call for papers Site on line since May 2001. Concept and design: sprkfv.jr.2001-2008.   About  sprkfv.net

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Some Reflections on Prokofiev's Music by Bruce Turlish Although Prokofiev's greatness is recognized , his reputation as a composer rests upon a relative handful of works. This situation is certainly not unique with Prokofiev, but some of the less frequently played compositions are among his most powerful, and I would like to say something here about some works of his that I think deserve greater attention and more frequent performance. Envoi In closing, I must say that no other composer's music has given me as much pleasure as the music of Prokofiev. Even though I am conscious of the achievements of many other composers of the 20th century, including those who excelled in terms of lyrical creation (the composer Arnold Bax stands out in this regard; interestingly, Prokofiev wrote an early orchestral work entitled "Autumnal" which is very reminiscent of Bax's style), none has impressed me as having the musical stature and creative genius of Prokofiev. I realize these sorts of judgments are ultimately subjective in nature, but for me, when the Swiss composer Arthur Honegger observed after learning of Prokofiev's death that he would "remain for us the greatest figure of contemporary music," he was saying something that I personally have been convinced of for a very long time. Prokofiev was the best. Comments upon this article may be sent to: Bruce Turlish at brt@efn.org

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Composers Biography Languages Sergej Prokofiev Life Works Catalogue Photo Gallery ... Home Page Sergej Prokofiev Life At the Conservatoire he was taught by Rimsky-Korsakov and he shocked the conservative director Glazunov From 1918 he lived abroad working first as a solo pianist in America and, later, in Paris. He returned to Russia in 1934 where he found himself out of favour with the authorities. In 1948 he was, like others, the subject of particular and direct censure and condemned as a formalist. He was a successful composer in a wide range of works. Sergej Prokofiev Works Prokofiev wrote six operas including "The Love for Three Oranges", written in 1919 for Chicago, and "The Fiery Angel". His last opera, "War and Peace", is based on Tolstoy's great novel and was performed in its complete version only after his death. He wrote three ballets for Dyagilev, once rejected as undanceable; these include "Romeo and Juliet" and "Cinderella". Film scores by Prokofiev include "Alexander Nevsky" and "Ivan the Terrible" written for Eisenstein’s films. Music for the film Lieutenant Kijè, a fictional character, created by a clerical error and maintained in existence to the end, was written in 1933.

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State Opera Prague Search Home Repertoire Sergey Prokofiev: Cinderella Staging team Conductor R. Hein Choreography P. Å mok P. Ďumbala Stage director P. Å mok P. Ďumbala Libretto adaptation P. Å mok P. Ďumbala Set designer : K. Glogr Costume designer : R. Å olc Musical advisor : P. Pokorn½ Cast Cinderella N. M¡rov¡, as a guest A. Ščekaleva Prince O. Novotn½ M. Å t­pa, as a guest Jester J. Kolva , D. Str¡nsk½ Stepmother M. Boček The Ugly Sisters Z. Hv­zdalov¡ K. Madejov¡ I. Povrazn­kov¡ A. Ščekaleva Cinderella’s Father Z. Petrů , M. Å ebor Dancing Master J. Svoboda Fairy Godmother A. Sp¡Äilov¡ Cavalier : A. Akmukhametov, M. Gebauer, J. Seitl J. Svoboda Premiere : Dec 16, 2004 Running time : 1 hour 45 minutes with 1 intermission Response in the press (Marcela Benoniov¡, Pr¡vo) (Roman VaÅ¡ek, Mlad¡ fronta Dnes) (Larry Lash, Financial Times) Video More photos Cinderella on the SOP schedule February 17, 2008 14:00 February 17, 2008 17:00 May 20, 2008 19:00 June 22, 2008 17:00 ... Current schedule SOP Performances coming soon 01. 25. 2008 at 19:00 G. Bizet:

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