excerpt from 'Sergey Prokofiev diaries: 26 September 1909' pp. 116 (91 words)
excerpt from 'Sergey Prokofiev diaries: 26 September 1909' pp. 116 (91 words)
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That evening and on the following morning I practised hard for Yesipova, and at noon was already at the Conservatoire. I went into her classroom. Everyone due to play today was there: Zakharov, Akhron and Vinogradov were thumping away at three pianos simultaneously, each playing their own pieces. I stood for a moment and then headed for the door. Zakharov called out, 'Where are you off to? This is just up your street, isn't it, all these lovely juicy dissonances!' I threw my music case at him and went out. |
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