Mikhail Fabianovich Gnesin

Mikhail Gnesin or Gnessin (2 February {O.S. 21 January} 1883, Roston-on-Don, Russian Empire — 5 May 1957, Moscow, USSR), was a Russian-Jewish composer, musicologist, and music pedagogue, one of the founders of the Society for Jewish Folk Music. He studied at the St. Petersburg Conservatory with Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Alexander Glazunov, and Anatoly Liadov. Mikhail's elder sisters [url=https://discogs.com/artist/6243873]Elena[/url] (1874—1967), Mariya Gnesina (1874/76—1918), and Evgeniya Savina-Gnesina (1871—1940) established the renowned [url=https://discogs.com/label/1654959]Gnessin State Musical College[/url] in 1895. Gnessin's works The Maccabeans and The Youth of Abraham earned him the "Jewish Glinka" nickname. Some of his prominent students include Aram Khatchaturian, Niyazi, Evgeni Svetlanov, [url=https://discogs.com/artist/766034]Tikhon Khrennikov[/url], [url=https://discogs.com/artist/1500208]Alexander Varlamov[/url], [url=https://discogs.com/artist/3123563]Vadim Salmanov[/url], [url=https://discogs.com/artist/2640529]Sergei Axyuk[/url], [url=https://discogs.com/artist/1880567]Samuil Senderei[/url], and [url=https://discogs.com/artist/1278128]Pavel Aedonitsky[/url].

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Mikhail Fabianovich Gnesin

Hebräische Kammeropern

Josef Tal, Michail Gnesin*

Russian Futurism Volume IV • Mikhail F. Gnesin

Mikhail F. Gnesin* - Russian Philharmonic Orchestra / Konstantin Krimets* / Moscow Soloist Ensemble

Russian Futurism Volume III

Julian Krein • Mikhail F. Gnesin* • Georg Kirkor - Andrei Pisarev - Alexei Nesterenko

Russian Futurism • Vol. 2

Alexander F. Goedicke*, Julian Krein, Michail F. Gnesin*, Georg Kirkor, Russian Philharmonic Orchestra, Konstantin Krimets*, Vladimir Gontcharov, Gleb Karpushkin, Kyrill Rodin, Andrei Pisarev, Alexei Nesterenko

Russian Futurism Vol.1 - Vol.3

Russian Futurism Vol. 3

Mikhail F. Gnesin* - Alexander Mossolov, Nikolai Roslavets*, Lev Knipper*, Russian Philharmonic Orchestra, Konstantin Krimets* / Moscow Soloist Ensemble, Novosibirsk "Filarmonica" String Quartet*

"Tradition!!" Jewish Songs From Russia

Shostakovich* - Glinka* - Mussorgsky* - Rubinstein* - Rimsky-Korsakov* - Balakirev* - Gnessin*

The Russian Jewish Composers, Vol. II

Joseph Achron, Mikhail Gnesin*, Alexander Krein, Lazare Saminsky, Yuval Waldman, Cathy Waldman (2)

On Wings Of Jewish Songs (Music From The New Jewish School)

Helene Schneiderman, Jascha Nemtsov

Jewish Chamber Music

Tabea Zimmermann And Jascha Nemtsov

The Yiddish Art Song Volume Two

Leon Lishner, Lazar Weiner

Three Characteristic Melodies to The Stone Guest by Pushkin, Op. 51 - II - Donna Anna

Three Characteristic Melodies to The Stone Guest by Pushkin, Op. 51 - III - Laura

Three Characteristic Melodies to The Stone Guest by Pushkin, Op. 51 - I - Don Juan

'D'apres Shelley' Symphonic Fragment in D, Op. 4

The Jewish Orchestra at the Ball at Nothingtown, Op.41 - V - Gavotte

The Jewish Orchestra at the Ball at Nothingtown, Op.41 - IV - Valse

The Jewish Orchestra at the Ball at Nothingtown, Op.41 - II - Polka

The Jewish Orchestra at the Ball at Nothingtown, Op.41 - III - Romance

The Jewish Orchestra at the Ball at Nothingtown, Op.41 - I - Quadrille

The Jewish Orchestra at the Ball at Nothingtown, Op.41 - VI - Petits pieds

Requiem, Op.11

Songs of a Knight Errant for 2 violins, viola, cello & harp, Op. 28

Trio for Piano, Violin, and Cello, Op.63

The Jewish Orchestra at the Ball at Nothingtown, Op.41 - VII - Galop

Adigeya, Op.48

Songs of a Knight Errant, Op.28

Requiem, Op. 11

Adïgeya, sextet for violin, viola, cello, clarinet, horn & piano, Op. 48

Requiem for two violins, viola, cello, and piano, Op. 11

D'après Shelley, symphonic fragment in D major, Op. 4

Alexander F. Goedicke, Julian Krein, Michail F. Gnesin, Georg Kirkor, Russian Philharmonic Orchestra, Konstantin Krimets*, Vladimir Gontcharov, Gleb Karpushkin, Kyrill Rodin, Andrei Pisarev, Alexei Nesterenko

Mikhail F. Gnesin* - Alexander Mossolov, Nikolai Roslavets, Lev Knipper, Russian Philharmonic Orchestra, Konstantin Krimets* / Moscow Soloist Ensemble, Novosibirsk "Filarmonica" String Quartet*