Sofia Gubaidulina: A BiographyRussian composer Sofia Gubaidulina (1931– ) has achieved international acclaim for her unique musical oeuvre which draws on Eastern and Western musical traditions and reflects a deep-rooted belief in the mystical and religious qualities of music. |
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Ancestors | 1 |
Childhood and Youth 19321949 | 9 |
At the Kazan Conservatory 19491954 | 22 |
Copyright | |
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