excerpt from 'Sergey Prokofiev diaries: May 1915' pp. 47-48 (83 words)
excerpt from 'Sergey Prokofiev diaries: May 1915' pp. 47-48 (83 words)
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At that evening's concert the reception of Dreams was lukewarm, but the Concerto - which I played very well - was a huge success. I believe it was the first occasion on which there was no booing. I played three encores, Boris Nikolayevich [Bashkirov] applauding frenziedly. I wondered whether Boris Zakharov would come over from Terioki, but he did not. Stravinsky's Symphony was quite beautiful, and when I got back home I found a postcard from the composer, which pleased me very much. |
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