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Glazunov

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Gla·zu·nov  (glz-nôf, -nôv, gl-z-nôf), Aleksandr Konstantinovich 1865-1936.
Russian composer who studied under Rimski-Korsakov, with whom he completed Borodin's opera Prince Igor (1890). He also wrote eight symphonies and many chamber works.
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