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Kiui

or kiu, a Kazakh or Kirghiz folk instrumental piece; a folk tune played on the dombra (in Kazakhstan), komuz (in Kirghizia), and other folk instruments.

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The two operas polarized a younger generation of composers: Petr Chaikovskii and Rubenshtein united behind A Life, while the more nationalist-minded composers of the so-called Moguchaia kuchka (Nikolai Rimskii-Korsakov, Cesar Kiui, Modest Musorgskii, Aleksandr Borodin, and Milii Balakirev) lined up behind Ruslan.

Rethinking Russian Music: institutions, nationalism, and untold histories

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