麗しきクラシック音楽の世界 - ドミートリイ・ショスタコーヴィチの写真素材

Soviet composer dmitri shostakovich, december 1940.

Soviet composers (l to r), sergei prokofiev, dmitri shostakovich, and aram khachaturian.

1943, soviet composer dmitri shostakovich working in his little 'chicken coop' studio, of which he is very fond, as his daughter gazes out of the window

Soviet composer, dmitri shostakovich, on the train on his way home to moscow after the first performance of his 12th symphony 'the year 1917' by the leningrad philharmonic.

Soviet composer, dmitri shostakovich at his piano.

Soviet composer dmitri shostakovich, early 1940s.

Soviet composer, dmitri shostakovich, working at his piano, 1950, he won the stalin prize for his oratorio 'song of the woods' and the music to the film 'the fall of berlin'.

Dmitri Dmitriyevich Shostakovich (1906-1975)

ショスタコーヴィチ

Soviet composer, dmitri shostakovich, working at his piano.

Composer dmitri shostakovich, member of the volunteer fire fighting squad of the leningrad conservatory, during a drill during world war ll.

Soviet composer, dmitri shostakovich, working in his study, 1938.

Soviet composer, dmitri shostakovich, backstage listening to the first performance of his 12th symphony 'the year 1917' being played by the leningrad philharmonic.

world war ll, composer dmitri shostakovich (right), member of the volunteer fire fighting squad of the leningrad conservatory, during a drill in which he and the other teachers learn to handle incendiary bombs.

Soviet composer, dmitri shostakovich (left), with a, ivanov, the designer of a new electronic musical instrument called the emiritone, ivanov is demonstrating the new instrument, april 1941.

Soviet composer, dmitri shostakovich, at his piano with a group of students from his theory and composition class, moscow, ussr, october 1947.

Dmitri Shostakovich 1906 - 1975

Dmitri Shostakovich 1906 - 1975

Dmitri Dmitrievich Shostakovich.

Second all-slav meeting in moscow, signing a message to the slavic peoples: at the table, stelia blagoeva, bulgarian leader (left), also pictured (l, to r,) are polish writer wanda wasilewska, composer dmitri shostakovich, croat leader duro salaj, byelorussian poet yakub kolas, yugoslav poet radule stijenski, leningrad writer nikolai tikhonov, warsaw writer alexandr ioczis, and others.