David Lee Murphy - Party Crowd

RUSSIAN MUSIC PUBLISHING HOUSE - USA noto publisher. firm. DOS in Washington in 1908 S.A. and N.K. Kusevitsky; had offices in Paris, London and New York. The work of R. M. and. led the council, which considered the production., scheduled for publication; it included S.V. Rakhmaninov, A.N. Scriabin, A.F. Gedike, N.K. Metner and N.G. Struve (managing director of the publishing house). In 1911, Scriabin and Gedike left the council; they were replaced by A.V. Ossovsky and later L. L. Sabaneev. In 1914 R. m. And. acquired noto publishing. the company of K. A. Gutheil. R. m. And. set the task of promoting the creativity of sovr. USA composers. Published a number of productions. S.I. Taneyev, N.K. Metner, A.N. Scriabin (including the symphonic poem “Prometheus” in the exposition for 2 fp.), I.F. Stravinsky (including the score and voices of “The Rite of Spring” and “Parsley”) and others. In 1913 R. m. and. released by pr.“Fundamentals of orchestration with score samples from his own compositions” by Rimsky-Korsakov (edited by M. O. Steinberg). Since 1920 R. m. And. worked in Paris, in 1938 became the property of the English. noto publisher. Buzi & Hawks firms.