New Collected Works Film Music

“Sofya Perovskaya”. Op. 132. “King Lear”. Op. 137


Volume 142
2018

Op. 132. Music for the biographical colour film. Published in full for the first time.
Op. 137. Music for the black-and-white film. Published in full for the first time.
Edited by Victor Ekimovsky. Explanatory Articles by Olga Dombrovskaya.

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Dmitri Shostakovich’s music to the film Sofya Perovskaya

  This publication is based on the author’s manuscript kept in Dmitri Shostakovich’s Archive: rec. gr. 1, section 1, f. 255—15 items, as well as on a photocopy of the author’s manuscript kept in the library of the State Symphony Cinema Orchestra: f. 2519—items The March, The Execution, Waltz. The 1987 edition is also used: D. Shostakovich, Collected Works, in 42 vols., Vol. 42, Muzyka Publishers, Moscow.
  The author’s manuscript of the score does not always correspond to the soundtrack of the film. In some items, there are cuts and inserts, other items are not used in full in the film, while still others (or their fragments) are repeated in different places of the film. There is also music that does not feature in the author’s manuscript, while certain items only feature in the author’s manuscript and are not used in the film.


Dmitri Shostakovich’s Last Film Work – King Lear

  This publication is based on the 1987 edition in Dmitri Shostakovich, Collected Works, in 42 vols., Vol. 42, Muzyka Publishers, Moscow, collated with the author’s manuscript kept in Dmitri Shostakovich’s Archive—rec. gr. 1, section 1, f. 239. The author’s manuscript of the score does not always correspond to the way the music actually sounds in the film. In some items, there are cuts and inserts, other items are not used in full in the film, while still others (or their fragments) are repeated in different places of the film. There is also music in the film that does not feature in the author’s manuscript, while certain items only feature in the author’s manuscript and are not used in the film. This edition is published in accordance with the author’s manuscript.
  The differences between the author’s manuscript of the score and the music that actually sounds in the soundtrack of the film are given in comments.