DRAMATURGICAL INTERPRETATION OF ORCHESTRA AND SOLO HARMONY IN P.I. TCHAIKOVSKY'S 1-ST PIANO CONCERT
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Kuvatov Ilyos Isroilovich
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“Piano Concerto No. 1 in B minor, Op. 23” is a work that represents an important stage in the development of the concert genre of the Romantic era, in which the traditions of the classical ensemble are combined with the principles of symphonicism of the new era. In this concert, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky takes the relationship between the soloist and the orchestra out of the traditional model of competition and raises it to the level of symphonic cooperation.
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Kuvatov Ilyos Isroilovich
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