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Borodin

Aleksandr Porfirevich . 1834-- 87, Russian composer, whose works include the unfinished opera Prince Igor, symphonies, songs, and chamber music
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Large chunks of its music and libretto were lost or never written, and while a few of the extant sections were published as isolated numbers, most were later incorporated into works such as Mussorgsky's Sorochintsy Fair, Borodin's Prince Igor, or Rimsky-Korsakov's later solo opera-ballet on the Mlada subject matter.
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The Mariinsky Ballet will perform Borodin's famous Polovtsian dances in a spectacular scene that provides one of the opera's many thrilling climaxes.
ROHM TO PRESENT 'PRINCE IGOR' ON SEPT 27, 29
The editor of Novy Den, the publication Borodin worked for, said he had no reason for him to kill himself.
Death fall mystery
Maksim Borodin, 32, had written about Russian mercenaries in Syria
Journalist dies in 'balcony fall' weeks after story on Russian mercenaries 'killed in US airstrikes in Syria'; Maksim Borodin, 32, was found unconscious outside his fifth-floor flat in the city of Yekaterinburg
Borodin's Piano Quintet in C Minor is an early work with a song-like opening movement.
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Borodin's software, Capti Narrator, serves as a hub for spoken material drawn from many written sources: Dropbox, Google Drive, Web pages, e-book repositories such as Bookshare and Gutenberg, and more.
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So Russian President Vladimir Putin immediately demanded an official apology from the Dutch government for ignoring Borodin's diplomatic immunity.
As with their politicians, countries have the diplomats they deserve
Mr Borodin, whose title is minister-counselor, gave his version of events on his Twitter account.
Russian diplomat's arrest row adds fuel to feud
A would-be hitman said he was offered $1 mln to kill former Bank of Moscow president Andrey Borodin, 45, who fled to the UK two years ago with his wife Tatiana.
UK police probe plot to kill Borodin
Andrei Borodin, 45, said Britain had given him refuge after he presented evidence that embezzlement charges against him brought by prime minister and former president Dmitry Medvedev were politically motivated.
Russia Denounces UK for Granting Political Asylum to Fugitive Banker Borodin
Glenn Block), and conducting the orchestra in performances of Borodin's "Polovetsian Dances" from Prince Igor and the Tchaikovsky Symphony No.
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