Frederic Chopin - Fantasie Impromptu - Anatol Ugorski

On the plots of ancient English. R. Boughton’s operas were also built (for their production, he organized a small theater in Glastonbury). The composers of this generation include F. Bridge (B. Britten's teacher), but his exquisite muses. to the production language, who played a well-known role in the development of chamber A. m. , are addressed to a narrow circle of listeners. Muses life in England at the turn of the 19-20 centuries. is developing intensively, including provincial cities where muses are created. schools, orchestras, choir. society; festivals are organized - in Cardiff (1892-1910), Sheffield (1896-1911), in London - Bach festivals (1895-1926), festivals, dedicated. Elgar (in 1904), F. Dilius (in 1929); competitions are held. In 1905, the Association of Competitive Festivals was founded (in 1921 it merged with the British Federation of Musical Festivals).