#glinka

[dtstat]

what if the digital circus show had a huge metal objecthead lady that made extremely loud clanging sounds when she moved?

[franzliszt-official]

What's the best portrayal of yourself you've seen in modern media?

Good day my darling mask.

Have thus a podium from nearest to farthest to me.

This one, I'd suppose. Svjatoslav Richter certainly knew how to play, which is the most important thing, and his mannerisms are exact to what has made me despised by many. Alas, he lacks in height and voice... One cannot have everything... This is what I would present myself as, all around and most of all as an artist.

Sviatoslav Richter as Franz Liszt in the "Glinka - The Composer" movie - YouTube

As to media centered around my person, the only two I would save are the long performance by Géza D. Hegedüs... Which stars as well as Daniel, my son, at one point...

...and, but to a much lower degree, fitting for looks and self-deprecament, Geordie Johnson in Liszt's Rhapsody.

[vitalumusic]

LEWENSPAD VAN MUSIEK - Episode 48

Skakel moreL oggend om 11:15 in waar ek gaan vertel en musiek speel van die laaste paar Komponiste van die Romantiese Tydperk.

[wally-b-feed]

Anthony Fineran (B 1981)

[tokyoharp]

[thenightmaresinmysleeps]

Swyjhk VehgfLan Kafhdhned adlin kuanch lak av garcoa den avi.

[shysheeperz]

[lesser-known-composers]

Mikhail Ivanovich Glinka (1804-1857) - 3 Russian Songs (Arr. E. Hermann for Violin, Viola & Piano) : No. 3, Andante mosso ·

Consortium Classicum

[artisthomes]

Home of Mikhail Glinka in Novospasskoye, Smolensk Oblast, Russia

[gasparodasalo]

Mikhail Ivanovich Glinka (1804-57) - Waltz-Fantasia for Piano in b-minor. Performed by Olga Tverskaya, fortepiano.

[saiyef]

[jinsei-pika-pika]

'fashion called' — a vogue portugal editorial (2024) photographed by helena bromboszcz, styled by zuzia glinka, talent by maja tyszecka, hair by olga sulipa, makeup by kinga jetkowska & set design by kasia balicka

[mozzy54]

this comment under glinka's valse fantasie is so funny to me LOL

[arsphotographica]

[paul-archibald]

Music Inspired By Trains

Bruckner and Dvořák loved them, Wagner hated them and Mendelssohn found a trip on a free-wheeling locomotive “agony for the nerves”. Dvořák was, literally, a trainspotter: he loved nothing more than visiting the Franz-Josef Station in Prague and loved chatting with locomotive engineers. Percy Grainger adored travelling by train, and during journeys loved to spread his manuscripts out and…

[faetellsstudios]

How was little orphan Herbie suppose to know you were supposed to keep track of that Hugo!??

Hugo belongs to @ask-team-stovefire