This poem, perhaps its conductor's most universally famous work, was commissioned in 1879 and included among a series of tableaux vivants marking the Silver Jubilee of Tsar Alexander II.
This poem, perhaps its conductor's most universally famous work, was commissioned in 1879 and included among a series of tableaux vivants marking the Silver Jubilee of Tsar Alexander II. An explicit, detailed program note prepared for its premiere details the story of a caravan's passage while guarded by Russian soldiers.
This poem, perhaps its conductor's most universally famous work, was commissioned in 1879 and included among a series of tableaux vivants marking the Silver Jubilee of Tsar Alexander II.
{In the Steppes of Central Asia} or {In Central Asia} or other equivalents