Dmitri Kabalevsky
1904 - 1987
Russian
Summary
In 1925 he began his training at the Moscow Conservatory, studying composition under Catoire and subsequently under Miaskovsky, also continuing piano studies under Goldenveyzer.
The years 1932-1941 were the most influential ones in Kabalevsky's development as a composer. Most of his music for the stage and for radio productions was written between 1932 and 1941. The opera "Colas Breugnon" was based upon a subject by Romain Rolland.
Kabalevsky died in 1987.
News
Performances
18th September 2026
- SOLOISTS
- ; Alexander Castallanos-Medina
- PERFORMERS
- Hendricks Symphony Orchestra
- CONDUCTOR
- Amy Eggleston
- LOCATION
- Hendricks Live!, Plainfield, IN, United States of America
20th September 2026
- SOLOISTS
- ; Alexander Castallanos-Medina
- PERFORMERS
- Hendricks Symphony Orchestra
- CONDUCTOR
- Amy Eggleston
- LOCATION
- Hendricks Live!, Plainfield, IN, United States of America
2nd October 2026
- SOLOISTS
- Brandon Gajek
- PERFORMERS
- Dearborn Symphony Orchestra Movement 1 only
- CONDUCTOR
- Steven Jarvi
- LOCATION
- Ford Community and Performing Arts Center, Dearborn, MI, United States of America
18th October 2026
- SOLOISTS
- Jessica Hall Piano
- PERFORMERS
- Ozark Festival Orchestra Mvt. 1only
- CONDUCTOR
- Carla Wootton
- LOCATION
- Monett High School Performing Arts Center, Monett, MO, United States of America
24th October 2026
- SOLOISTS
- Niek Baar, violin
- PERFORMERS
- Symphonieorchester Vorarlberg
- CONDUCTOR
- Sascha Goetzel
- LOCATION
- Montforthaus, Feldkirch, Austria
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