. Programme . BEAUDET & MORGAN MILLINERY :: BLOUSES294 BOYLSTON STREET, BOSTON TELEPHONE. BACK BAY 57677 700. 701 by Later this symphony (in E major) was reorchestratedby the composer four times, and it finally appeared as Op. 5. To thesame epoch belong his first string quartet (Op. 1); the suite for piano(Op. 2); two overtures on Greek themes (Op. 3, * 6); his first serenade(Op. 7); and several compositions which were planned then, but elab-orated later. In 1884 Glazounoff journeyed in foreign lands. He tookpart at Weimar in the festival of the AUgemeiner Deutscher Musik-Verein,
. Programme . BEAUDET & MORGAN MILLINERY :: BLOUSES294 BOYLSTON STREET, BOSTON TELEPHONE. BACK BAY 57677 700. 701 by Later this symphony (in E major) was reorchestratedby the composer four times, and it finally appeared as Op. 5. To thesame epoch belong his first string quartet (Op. 1); the suite for piano(Op. 2); two overtures on Greek themes (Op. 3, * 6); his first serenade(Op. 7); and several compositions which were planned then, but elab-orated later. In 1884 Glazounoff journeyed in foreign lands. He tookpart at Weimar in the festival of the AUgemeiner Deutscher Musik-Verein, when his first symphony was performed under the direction ofMiiller-Hartung. There he met Franz Liszt, who received him mostcordially. In 1889 Glazounoff- conducted (June 22) at Paris in theconcerts of the Trocadero, which were organized by the music pubHsher,Belaieff, his second symphony and the symphonic poem, StenkaRazine, written in memory of Borodin. In 1891 the following cablegram, dated Petrograd, October 8, waspublished in the newspapers of Boston:— A profound sensation was created here to-day.
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