IF THERE was a musical idiom that more than any other distinguished and epitomized the "early kuchkist" period, when the Balakirev circle was indeed a unified "mighty little bunch" and Chaikovsky a friendly fellow-traveler, it was the "intonation" of the melismatic peasant song, the so-called protyazhnaya.
An edition of Musorgsky: eight essays and an epilogue
(1993)
Musorgsky
by Richard Taruskin
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Musorgsky: eight essays and an epilogue
1993, Princeton University Press
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"IF THERE was a musical idiom that more than any other distinguished and epitomized the "early kuchkist" period, when the Balakirev circle was indeed a unified "mighty little bunch" and Chaikovsky a friendly fellow-traveler, it was the "intonation" of the melismatic peasant song, the so-called protyazhnaya."
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