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Symphonic Mugams: Shur Kyurdi

Yablonsky; Russian Philharmonic Orchestra , Amirov Fikret Audio CD
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A prolific composer in many genres, including operas, musical comedies, songs, orchestral works and stage and film music, Fikret Amirov came to prominent public attention at the age of 26, when his two symphonic mugams, Shur and Kyurdi Ovshari, were fir

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Orchestre Philharmonique de Russie - Dimitri Yablonsky, direction

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3.0 out of 5 stars OK Jan 18 2013
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
I like Amirov, it is just cute. I have nothing else to say. But I have to write more. For what? Well.... The price is low, the recording is quite interesting.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Beguiling exotica. Oct 10 2010
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If you like Khachaturian, you'll love this stuff - brash, colorful, exciting, great fun to listen to. I have an old Everest LP of Leopold Stokowski and the Houston SO playing Kyurdi Ovshari from way back in the late fifties. I find Stokowski's tempo a little more exciting in that piece, but that in no way takes away from Yablonski's interpretations - excellent sound and performances. I would really like to hear more of Amirov's music.
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