Podcasts about mussorgsky's pictures

This masterpiece, originally for piano, was inspired by the tragic loss of a friend, and Ravel's orchestration is a work of art in itself. While roughly half of the original pictures have been lost, we do have descriptions of the originals that give insight to Mussorgsky's music and Ravel's orchestration. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“If after this concert you don’t fall in love with classical music, you never will.” – Pablo Heras-Casado Meet Spanish conductor Pablo Heras-Casado ahead of his concerts of Russian classics this April. Maestro Heras-Casado shares his appreciation of the Philharmonia, his thoughts on the accessibility of classical music, and chats about Mussorgsky’s colourful classic, Pictures at an Exhibition, arranged by composer Maurice Ravel. Concerts: 1 April, Leicester: https://philharmonia.co.uk/whats-on/200401_pictures-at-an-exhibition/ 2 April, London: https://philharmonia.co.uk/whats-on/190402-heras-casado/ 3 April, Cardiff: https://philharmonia.co.uk/whats-on/cardiff-liszt-stravinsky/ 5 April, Basingstoke: https://philharmonia.co.uk/whats-on/200405-pictures-at-an-exhibition/   With thanks to Sea Containers London.

Natasha Paremski discusses tackling Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition and premiering Fred Hersch's Variations on a Theme by Tchaikovsky — and speaks to the greatness of Sviatoslav Richter.

Hey all, Welcome to Episode 6 of my podcast. This week I share a class activity that I used with one of may classes. This task was using two pieces from Mussorgsky's Pictures at An Exhibition. One group did analyse and the other group did compare. I talk about what I did in the class and how the students reacted with the activity. I have also provided the templates for the activity. I have the PDF and the Google Docs for those that would find this useful. I ask that if you use these documents, please retain the copyright. If you do, please leave a comment, follow the podcast (iTunes), subscribe to the YouTube channel or like me on Facebook and leave a review.

Rob Kapilow introduces Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition and his series, What Makes it Great. Plus, Associate Principal Trumpet Steven Woomert describes getting winning his father's position in the orchestra.

All the way from the Republic of Georgia to Malden, pianist Yelena Beriyeva brings us notes - of all kinds - that are worth listening to. With melodies that glisten and phrasing thoughtfully timed, her playing echoes some hard-learned and practiced principles that resonate and inspire, both on the stage and in conversation. Visit http://insidemalden.com to listen to other episodes or offer comments or reflections as guest blogger. There is a quiet yet deliberate positivity and a collaborative spirit you feel in Beriyeva's presence that is born out of years of tireless work and the string of hardships she and her family endured in the Republic of Georgia after the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991. Beriyeva's life of music began at age three in Tbilisi, when her mother, a musician, observed both her daughters' natural musical abilities and began to groom the sisters for lives as professional musicians. Through the upheavals in political and daily life, her family stayed close, and the two Beriyeva sisters, both professional pianists today, played through the turmoil. The family was eventually able to come to the United States, first to Arizona, and later for Yelena, to Boston for graduate studies at the New England Conservatory. Although she only knew "about ten words" of English in 2002 when they arrived, her well-trained ear and her proven work ethic quickly brought her English up to a very high standard. And her diligence and positive attitude have also bred confidence: when asked if she gets nervous before a performance, she smiles and says that no, she comes alive when playing for people. Local audiences will be able to share in the joy Beriyeva brings to the stage when she performs Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition here in Malden on November 5th. The performance is part of a multimedia event called Pictures at an Exhibition Reframed which will celebrate the connections between the arts. Pictures Reframed was inspired in part by Beriyeva's love of Mussorgsky's piece, and in addition to her performance the event will include a juried art show of works inspired by the piano work, a dramatic presentation, and a special showing of artwork by select high school students from Malden. More information about the show as well as the Call for Entries is available at www.artfulwebs.com/pictures.

The UC Davis Symphony Orchestra performs Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition under the baton of Christian Baldini.