YEVGENI MRAVINSKY
By Kenzo Amoh and Frank Forman
Renewed 1999 August 22
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Yevgeni Aleksandrovich Mravinsky
June 4, 1903, St. Petersburg - January 19, 1988, Leningrad
The Greatest among the Soviet/Russia-born Conductors*
*: Others are: Aleksandr Orlov (1873-1948), Serge Koussevitzky (1874-1951), Emil
Cooper (1877-1960), Nikolai Malko (1883-1961), Samuil Samosud (1884-1964), Nikolai
Golovanov (1891-1953), Aleksandr Gauk (1893-1963), Vasili Nebolsin (1898-1958), Nikolai
Anosov (1900-1962), Leo Ginzburg (1901-1966), Boris Khaikin (1904-1978), Akeksandr
Melik-Pashayev (1905-1964), Natan Rakhlin (1906-1979), Konstantin Ivanov (1907- ), Karl
Eliasberg (1907-1978), Mark Paverman (1907- ), Nikolai Rabinovich (1908-1972), Kirill
Kondrashin (1914-1981), Arvid Yansons (1914-1984), Rudolf Barshai (1924- ), Arnold Katz
(1924- ), Yevgeni Svetlanov (1928- ), Gennadi Rozhdesvensky (1931- ), Mark Ermler (1932-
), Vladimir Fedoseyev (1932- ), etc.
"Legacy of Yevgeni Mravinsky" is the Mravinsky's most comprehensive
discography and other recording materials which has been ever published. If you like to
make a hard copy, you will need about 90 sheets of A4 size paper.
We hope you enjoy it.
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