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flat. The new occupants are ejected, but
Barabashkin's intentions are uncovered. He has refused to give Lidochka and her father the keys in order that Drebednov, who allocated the adjacent apartment to his girlfriend, could please her by illegally taking two apartments and joining them together to make more luxurious accommodation. By doing this, the old lecher tried to ensure Vava's continuing devotion. After the corruption of Drebednov is revealed, Sasha and Masha hold a housewarming party at their flat, where the good characters agree to defeat Drebednov and Barabashkin.
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The seven “good” characters are unsurprisingly confronted by enemies with conflicting interests. Fyodor
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Sasha, after his recent marriage to Masha, finds that the young couple cannot live together as they have no home. Sasha shares a communal apartment with one of his fellow museum guides, Lidochka and her father, Semyon
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I am behaving very properly and attending rehearsals of my operetta. I am burning with shame. If you have any thoughts of coming to the first night, I advise you to think again. It is not worth spending time to feast your eyes and ears on my disgrace. Boring, unimaginative, stupid. This is, in
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Shostakovich's lighter works. While this idiom lent the operetta some initial success, the work soon became forgotten in the Soviet operetta repertoire. For a long time the work remained unknown in the West; Shostakovich maintained a low opinion of the work.
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Saint Petersburg Academic Philharmonia Named After D. D. Shostakovich
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1203:List of compositions
1124:The New Shostakovich
1114:Shostakovich: A Life
1112:Fay, Laurel (1999),
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871:Shostakovich: A Life
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1892:Song of the Forests
1803:Meeting on the Elbe
1740:The Return of Maxim
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2184:24 Preludes
2170:Piano music
2093:No. 15 in E
2082:No. 14 in F
2071:No. 13 in B
2060:No. 12 in D
2044:No. 10 in A
1877:Vocal music
1712:Counterplan
1655:Intervision
1631:Suite from
1623:Suite from
1580:Suite from
1572:Suite from
1564:Suite from
1558:Tahiti Trot
1434:No. 13 in B
738:Prince Igor
665:Time: 1950s
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2033:No. 9 in E
2017:No. 7 in F
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1831:The Gadfly
1683:Film music
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1526:No. 1 in E
1504:No. 2 in C
1398:No. 9 in E
1340:No. 3 in E
1334:To October
1318:Symphonies
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2342:Testimony
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1464:Concertos
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250:verifying
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1817:Belinsky
1796:Michurin
1574:The Bolt
1529:♭
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1301:The Bolt
1218:The Nose
1122:(1990).
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1934:Loyalty
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1754:Friends
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1595:Scherzo
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399:hostel.
244:Please
184:scholar
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1972:String
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