Yuri MAYEVSKY | lOpuit MAEBCKUM FANTASY on George GERSHWIN'S Songs @MAHTA3UA Ha TembI TeceH JDx. TEPLIBMHA For two pianos na deyx mopmenuanoFOpuit Maeecxuii — nuanucm, sacnyscenneni apmucm Poccuu, do- yenm Canxm-Ilemep6ypeckott koncepsamopuu umenu H.A. Pumcxozo- Kopcaxosa, umerouguti 30-nemnuil manic nedazoeureckoil u xonyepmnoit deamensuocmu. Ezo yuumenamu Gouiu npopeccopa Mockosckoii u JTe- nunepadckoii koucepeamopuii Buxmop Mepoicanoe u Hasen Cepebps- Ko6. Boicoxyio oyenxy npeccot nonyyuna e20 Konyepmuan deamenoiocms 6 Cosemcxom Cowse u 60 MHozux cmpaHax mupa (CLA, Aecmpua, @PYI, Boneapua, Ky6a, FOzocnaeun). C 1992 200a FO. Maescxuti pa- 6omaem ¢ Dunannduu. Yuri Mayevsky — Honoured Artist of Russia, professor of St Petersburg Conservatoire named after N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov. Taught by professor Victor Merzhanov in Moscow and professor Pavel Serebriakov in Leningrad, Yuri Mayevsky has been engaged in academic teaching and professional performance career for thirty years. Mayevsky's concerts were favourably reviewed by the musical critics both at home and abroad (U.S.A., Finland, Austria, Germany, Cuba, Yugoslavia). A versatile musician, Mayevsky is interested in many genres and stules. Mayevsky is the author of numerous transcriptions for piano and for two pianos.@AHTA3HA HA TEMBI MECEH FANTASY ON GEORGE IDKOPIDKA TEPIIBHHA GERSHWIN'S SONGS Opuii MAEBCKHH Yuri MAYEVSKY Allegro 4-160 P qi)7 Br Lea] 7 ve Lay) 7 Allegro 4-10 p as te ©3070 K