#RUSSIAN COLLECTION IMSLP FREE#
The ultimate goal of the IMSLP is to gather all public domain music scores, in addition to the music scores of all contemporary composers (or their estates) who wish to release them to the public free of charge. Rodchenko and Lisitskii are widely represented, and there are examples of designs by other notable constructivist artists of the period such as Al'tman, Telingater, Stepanova, Klutsis, Kulagina and Kliun, as well as the architectural fantasies of Chernikhov. IMSLP is the International Music Score Library Project (or Petrucci Music Library) which was started in 2006. Petersburg we also have a small but important number of publications made between 1917-19 in the capital of Georgia, Tiflis. Maiakovskii has the largest number of works in the collection. In addition to the pre-revolutionary futurist books produced in Moscow or St. The most significant items from the futurist period are 15 tiny handwritten and lithographed miscellanies of 1912 to 1917, which are the result of collaboration between a diverse range of artists and poets including Khlebnikov, Kruchenykh, Kamenskii, Maiakovskii, the Burliuks, Larionov, Goncharova, Malevich and Filonov. 101 Classics (Dunstan, Ralph) A Collection of Popular Russian Songs (Balakirev, Mily) D 6 Divertissements d'amateurs, Op.24 (Vieuxtemps, Henri) F Fleurs mlodiques de la Russie, Op. The strength of the collection is in its sheer range.
Our collection embraces two major Russian artistic movements: futurism of the 1910s and constructivism of the 1920s.
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