Mikhail Tushmalov

The first page of Tuschmalov's instrumentation of Pictures at an Exhibition

Michail Tuschmalow (English transcription : Mikhail Tushmalov ; Tushmalishvili, Georgian: თუშმალიშვილი) (* 1861 ; † 1896 ) was a Russian opera conductor who worked in Warsaw and Tbilisi . The Rimsky-Korsakov student died in what is now Georgia in 1896 .

In 1891 Tuschmalow published the first instrumentation of the piano cycle " Pictures at an Exhibition - Memories of Viktor Hartmann", a composition by Modest Mussorgsky from 1874.

Recordings

DC 22128 S Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition (In the first instrumentation by Tuschmalow / Rimski-Korsakow). Marc Andreae , Munich Philharmonic (Acanta, 1974).

Web links

Literature by and about Michail Tuschmalow in the SUDOC catalog (Association of French University Libraries)

personal data
SURNAME	Tushmalov, Mikhail
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Tushmalov, Mikhail (English transliteration); Тушмалов, Михаил (Russian); Tushmalishvili თუშმალიშვილი (Georgian)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Russian composer and conductor
DATE OF BIRTH	1861
DATE OF DEATH	1896