SERGIE SERGEIEVICH PROKOFIEV Russian Composer (1891-1953) Sergei Prokofiev free midi download

SERGIE SERGEIEVICH PROKOFIEV
23^th April 1891 --- 5^th March 1953

Sergei Sergeievich Prokofiev, (1891-1953) Russian composer, born Ekaterinoslav. He studied under Gliere and then at the
St. Petersburg Conservatory under Liadov, Wihtol, Rimsky Korsakov and Anna Essipova. He won the Rubinstein prize for his
first piano concerto. In 1918 he left Russia, living in Britain, France, Japan and the U.S.A before returning to Russia in 1927.
The Soviet authorities insisted that he should popularise his music. In 1948, however it was felt that he had not carried this
far enough and he was accused of showing an individualism intolerable to Soviet society.

His efforts at more popular and sympathetic music can be seen in such works as Peter and the Wolf, the cantata Toast for
Stalin's Birthday, and the film music for Ivan the Terrible and Alexander Nevsky. His operas include The Love for Three
Oranges, The Gambler (after Dostoievsky's novel) and War and Peace (after Tolstoy's novel). He also wrote music for ballet
as well as films, 7 symphonies, 2 violin and 5 piano concertos, and many piano works. His music in his earlier years was
distinguished by its hard brilliance, his later works showing a mellowing and maturity of style.
Last Updated on 2024
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And now for the Music

Real time Sequenced from Piano Competition 2000's, below..
NEW (4444)"Sonata No.6, Opus.82". Real time Sequenced by Korchinskaya.
NEW (4443)"Sonata No.7, Opus.83". Real time Sequenced by Edisher Savitski.
NEW (4442)"Sonata No.7, Mov.3, Opus.83". Real time Sequenced by Edisher Savitski.
NEW (4441)"Sonata in B flat Major, No.8, Opus.84". Real time Sequenced by Mikhail Mordvinov.
Thanks to Gary Goldberg for the music below. Gary has sent me a new version Piano Concerto No.1.
(4018)"Piano Concerto No.1". Sequenced by Gary Goldberg.
Downlowad the information on file"HERE"

(4263)"Piano Concerto No.2, Mov.2". Sequenced by Gary Goldberg.
(4262)"Piano Concerto No.2, Mov.4". Sequenced by Gary Goldberg.
(4261)"Piano Concerto No.7, Mov.2". Sequenced by Gary Goldberg.
(407)"Tocccata for Piano,(Info by Gary Goldberg)". Sequenced by Gary Goldberg

Thanks to Tony Matthews for the music below. Email (TonyM@absolutesolutions.co.uk)
(2668)"Piano Sonata No.3 in A minor Opus.28". Sequenced by Tony Matthews.

(2352)"Toccata Opus.11". Sequenced by Tony Matthews.

Thanks to Richard Summers for the music below. Email (rsummers73@compuserve.com)
(3210)"Sarcasmi, Opus.17, No.1". Sequenced by Richard Summers.

(3208)"Sarcasmi Opus 17, No. 3". Sequenced by Richard Summers.

(3209)"Visions Fugitives Opus 22, No.1". Sequenced by Richard Summers.

(3207)"isions Fugitives Opus 22, No.2". Sequenced by Richard Summers.

Thanks to George Pollen for the music below.
(2810)"Dance of the knights from Romeo & Juliet Ballet". Sequenced by George Pollen.

Thanks to B.S. Lengton for the music below. Email (mblengton@yahoo.com)
(2723)"First part of Peter & the Wolf". Sequenced by B.S. Lengton.
Downlowad the narration in text format "HERE"

Thanks to Emily Gray for the music below. Email (HappyMusician@opendiary.com)
(2002)"A short except from Peter & the Wolf". Sequenced by Emily Gray

(409)"Scherzo from the Fifth Symphony". Sequenced by D.J

(408)"Motagues and Capule". Sequencer unknown

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