The Rostov Branch of the Imperial Russian Musical Society: the First Decade of its Work
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Abstract
Imperial Russian Musical Society during the irst ten years of
its existence (1896–1907). The historical background of its
emergence on the foundation of the Musical Amateurs’ Union is
revealed. On the basis of archival sources – reports of the Rostov
Branch of the Imperial Russian Musical Society – research is
made of the concert life of Rostov-on-Don, and the primary role
of the musicians of the union is revealed. A summary table of
the concerts, as well as information of the concert programs and
posters is presented, and illustrations of some of the preserved
documents are given.
The article emphasizes the signiicance of the regional
branch of the Russian Musical Society. During the ten years
of their enlightening and educational activities, the musicians
were able to vitalize the concert life of the city, and also to
enhance musical education and bring it onto a crucially different
professional level.
Keywords: Imperial Russian Musical Society, the Rostov
Branch of the Imperial Russian Musical Society, musical life in
Russia, M. L. Presman
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