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Summary:

The Golden age revolves around the visit of a Soviet football team to a Western city at the time of an industrial exhibition, only for its heroic sporting and social endeavors to be constantly undermined by hostile administrators, decadent artistes, and corrupt officials.

Table of Contents:

• Zolotoy vek / Dmitry Shostakovich (Jose Serebrier, conductor ; Royal Scottish National Orchestra).

Author/Creator:

Shostakovich, Dmitriĭ Dmitrievich, 1906-1975

Contributors:

Serebrier, José, 1938- , conductor

Royal Scottish National Orchestra , performer, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/prf

Main Work:

Zolotoĭ vek [by Shostakovich, D.D.]

Other Related Resources:

Source record: Golden age [by Shostakovich, D.D.] ([Hong Kong] : Naxos, c2006 — OCLC Number 77400258)

Related Series:

20th century Russian

Subjects:

Ballets

Soccer teams — Songs and music

Soccer teams

Genres:

Songs and music

Performers:

Royal Scottish National Chamber Orchestra ; José Serebrier, conductor.

Production Credits:

Tim Oldham, producer ; Phil Rowlands, engineer.

General Notes:

Complete ballet.
"This recording is based on he original 1930 Leningrad première listing as given in Yedim Sadovnikov's 1965 Catalogue (D.D. Shostakovich--Notopgraficheskii i bibliograficheskii sparvochnik) and follows Manashir Yakubov's edited piano score of the ballet (DSCH, Moscow, 1995) which is stated to be the composer's final version of the work"--Booklet, p.3.
Recorded May 23-26, 2006 at Henry Wood Hall, Glasgow, Scotland.
Description based on hard copy version record.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (1 audio file).

Audio Characteristics:

digital

Digital Characteristics:

audio file

Call Numbers:

Online Audio

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International Standard Recording Code: HKI190642801
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Publisher Number, Naxos: 8.570217-18

OCLC Numbers:

811333329