A Russian master of orchestration, known for his vibrant and exotic compositions, such as "Scheherazade" and "Flight of the Bumblebee", that evoke fantastical worlds and mythical creatures.
Born in 1804
A Russian composer who is often considered the father of Russian classical music, known for his operas and orchestral works that blended Russian folk melodies with Western classical music traditions.
Born in 1839
A Russian master of evocative and dramatic music, famous for his vivid orchestral works, including the iconic "Night on Bald Mountain" and "Pictures at an Exhibition".
Born in 1837
A Russian pianist and composer who founded the Mighty Handful, a group of composers who sought to create a distinctly Russian style of classical music, known for his orchestral works and piano pieces.
Born in 1835
A Russian general, composer, and critic who made significant contributions to the development of Russian opera and music criticism, known for his innovative and eclectic compositions.
Born in 1833
A Russian mastermind who composed iconic symphonies and operas, while also making significant contributions to organic chemistry, synthesizing new compounds and discovering chemical reactions.
Born in 1840
A renowned Russian composer and educator, he is best known for his iconic and beloved ballets, such as Swan Lake and The Nutcracker, which continue to enchant audiences worldwide.
Born in 1882
A Russian master of music, renowned for revolutionizing classical music with bold, avant-garde compositions that blended traditional and modern elements. His iconic works, such as "The Rite of Spring," continue to inspire and influence artists across genres.
Born in 1873
A renowned Russian musician who composed iconic symphonies and piano concertos, and was also a skilled pianist and conductor, leaving a lasting legacy in classical music.