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  1. Hello. My name is John Fulton.
  2. Today I'll be talking about how nationalistic and cosmopolitan ideology
  3. is controlled.
  4. Russian composers from the romantic era.
  5. Dr romantic era.
  6. The Russian government controlled composers such as Trajkovski by Abhinav.
  7. Abhinav and Ustinov, which impacted their compositions, surfer buttered any
  8. of the names.
  9. First, I'll be talking about sheltered Ilyich Tchaikovsky shelter illegal.
  10. Tchaikovsky was one of the greatest Russian composers of his
  11. time. Born on May 7 1840, he showed an immediate
  12. passion for music.
  13. He was born in a humble family and the second
  14. eldest out of six at age five started piano classes.
  15. But throughout his childhood his parents were very passionate for
  16. Peter to become a civil servant.
  17. When he was 14, his mother passed away and to
  18. honor her.
  19. He took up a job as a bureau clerk for
  20. the Ministry of Justice and worked there for four years
  21. Throughout his time there his passion for music group and
  22. at age 21 he enrolled at the ST Petersburg Conservatory
  23. and become one of the first opposition students.
  24. Music David Brown stated that he had an opera talent.
  25. So when his talent got noticed, he skyrocketed to one
  26. of the most well known composers of his time end
  27. quote. He got noticed by Czar alexander the third and
  28. put on an allowance.
  29. The royal family was incredibly religious, which was which is
  30. a risk to Tchaikovsky on account of numerous rumors saying
  31. he was a homosexual.
  32. Unfortunately for him, his sexuality was a topic controversy, one
  33. that led to multiple suicide attempts, regardless of sexuality.
  34. The royal family loved his music, want him to continue
  35. to make western style music.
  36. This is where I got even worse for him because
  37. him not incorporating his Russian culture into his music made
  38. a lot of his fans dislike him, try to maintain
  39. a balance between a nationalistic between being a nationalist and
  40. supporting his people.
  41. But the royal family uh forced him to incorporate Western
  42. music, which proved to put a strain on his mental
  43. health. On November 6 1893, Tchaikovsky died of cholera.
  44. Many believe he killed himself.
  45. Next I'll be talking about serge a chapel nov Thursday.
  46. Yeah. Panov was a Russian composer who was born on
  47. 30 November 1859.
  48. He was born into a very talented family.
  49. This elder brother, alexander Layup Lukyanov, becoming a great mathematician.
  50. He said music under teachers such as carl klein work
  51. and surging town, Nevada surgery was people of shelter.
  52. Janikowski teachings were very cosmopolitan, but he always wants strong
  53. connection to the more nationalistic elements.
  54. In other words, he denied most of his teachings to
  55. create the western music and instead decided to follow his
  56. groups make music that suited the Russian populist.
  57. This did not go well with the Russian government.
  58. His music was often belittled and overshadowed by more Cosmopolitan
  59. musicians left Russia after the revolution in 1923 died of
  60. a heart attack in 1924 at 64.
  61. This is all according to some soviet to captain eye
  62. on him during his voluntary exile.
  63. That sounds pretty suspicious.
  64. If you ask me, I'll be talking about Mchale.
  65. I pulled it off Ivanov, That is multiple.
  66. I'll mention him very briefly because he was an interesting
  67. case or according to lux music dot com, he absorbed
  68. the local folk music of his mountainous region into his
  69. compositions technique encouraged by the state of the week and
  70. the Russian revolution.
  71. No, the molotov, Ivanov himself often shied away from politics.
  72. Its compositional style reflected the national surprise down to the
  73. music of his mentors.
  74. You special in the sense that he managed to avoid
  75. politics and just enjoy creating music regardless of his audience,
  76. which I found interesting that people allowed him to do
  77. that. I'll also mention um alexander Glazunov PCI was a
  78. bit confused about which audience he was going to play
  79. for. He enjoyed making music for his culture but also
  80. wanted to appeal to more people.
  81. So I made his music sound traditional but added a
  82. western based with songs.
  83. He was somehow able to make a perfect mixture of
  84. the two sides and Ivan off matches stray away from
  85. politics. So in conclusion, we can see that uh huh
  86. cosmopolitan and nationalistic ideologies had a massive impact on Russian
  87. composer, strong romantic era, some of which more serious than
  88. others depending on which side you chose.
  89. But the government should be pressured more from a smaller
  90. group, much more powerful group.
  91. And the people, if you chose to work for go
  92. to nationalistic side, you have the uh mass majority.
  93. They probably would be s rich.
  94. This is my theosophy and I hope you enjoyed my
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