BREVE PANORÁMICA DE LA MÚSICA RUSA DESDE SUS COMIENZOS HASTA EL FIN DE LA ERA SOVIÉTICA

Authors

  • Salustio Alvarado Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Keywords:

música rusa, historia música

Abstract

Tal como indica el propio título, se trata de un sucinta panorámica de la historia de la música en Rusia, presentada de forma muy escueta, para dar el máximo de información en un reducido espacio. Los nombres de los compositores rusos aparecen completos y transliterados según normas científicas, lo que hasta ahora no ha sido muy habitual.

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Published

2004-02-05

How to Cite

Alvarado, S. (2004). BREVE PANORÁMICA DE LA MÚSICA RUSA DESDE SUS COMIENZOS HASTA EL FIN DE LA ERA SOVIÉTICA. Mundo Eslavo, (3), 171–177. Retrieved from https://revistaseug.ugr.es/index.php/meslav/article/view/17421

Issue

No. 3 (2004)

Section

Estudios Historia y Cultura

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