Keywords
sinfonía
Leningrado
segunda guerra mundial Shostakovich
symphony
Leningrado
second world war
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Abstract
Whit the German invasion to the Soviet Union in the Second World War, the soviet composer Dmitry Shostakovich began a new composition’s project which will consolidated as the Seventh Symphony in C major op. 60, called “The Leningrad Symphony”. The story of creation and reception of this tragic and stormy work, dedicated to his native city, has not paragon in the universal history of music.
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