EPISODE · Apr 13, 2020 · 29 MIN
P102 - THE MUSIC OF ALEXANDER BORODIN
from MOZART - BEETHOVEN yMAS - OCTAVIO CHOY · host Society Bytes Radio
Continuing with the music of the Russian "5", our program this week explores the music of Alexander Borodin, with emphasis in his opera Prince Igor and his string quartets.
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