Borodin/ Glasunov/ Mussorgsky - Dances of LightThe familiar in a new guise Tatjana Masurenko and the Yaruss Quartet are therefore in good company when they clothe the music of the Russian Romantics in novel acoustic garments. Using viola, soprano domra and alto domra, accordion and double bass, they play 19th century works in their own arrangements, using gut strings for all of their instruments, the domras sounding somewhat like Italian mandolins. In this guise, compositions by Rimsky Korsakov,

Chopin almost single-handedly introduced the Mazurka to Paris when he arrived there in the late 1820s

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(1998) Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Comedy/Musical

Rachmaninoff then produced the version heard here

Since Marina Rebeka's international breakthrough at the Salzburg Festival in 2009 under the baton of Riccardo Muti

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untouchable musicianship and refined arrangements

which makes it extremely powerful'

stamping it's name across music history for many years to come

but I'll take my time with it / It won't be too long till I come back home

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