Dmitri Valentinovich Smirnov (*1952) was born in Leningrad. Graduate of the M. I. Glinka Choir College he completed education at the Leningrad Conservatoire - choir conducting with Avenir Mikhailov and...
Dmitri Valentinovich Smirnov (*1952) was born in Leningrad. Graduate of the M. I. Glinka Choir College he completed education at the Leningrad Conservatoire - choir conducting with Avenir Mikhailov and...
Dmitri Valentinovich Smirnov (*1952) was born in Leningrad. Graduate of the M. I. Glinka Choir College he completed education at the Leningrad Conservatoire - choir conducting with Avenir Mikhailov and...
This collection consists of ecclesiastic choruses by the Russian composers D. Bortnyansky (1751-1825), A. Lvov (1798-1870), P. Tchaikivsky (1840-1893), A. Kastalsky (1856-1926), P. Chesnokov (1877-1944)....
The edition includes piano works by the contemporary Russian composer and pianist Dmitri Smirnov. For students of music colleges and conservatories, as well as for professional performers.
Contents
LAUDAMUS ТE
Concerto for female or children's choir in five movements
I. Laudamus te
II. Benedic anima mea Domino
III. Nunc dimittis
IV. Lux quieta
V. Laudate nomen Domini:
PRAYERS
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Dmitri Valentinovich Smirnov (born in 1952) is the Petersburgian composer, whose passion is choral and pedagogical activity. The "Compozitor Publishing House * Saint-Petersburg" has already edited his...
Dmitri Valentinovich Smirnov (born in 1952) is the Petersburgian composer, whose passion is choral and pedagogical activity. The "Compozitor Publishing House * St Petersburg" has already edited his collection...
Dmitri Valentinovich Smirnov (born in 1952) is the Petersburgian composer, whose passion is choral and pedagogical activity. The "Compozitor Publishing House * St Petersburg" has already edited his collection...
Dmitri Valentinovich Smirnov (born in 1952) is the Petersburgian composer, whose passion is choral and pedagogical activity. The "Compozitor Publishing House*Saint-Petersburg" has already edited his collection...
