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Djabadary was born in Georgia ( Russia's , not ours ) in 1891. His Georgian Rhap- sody dates from 1913 , the piano concerto from 1921 , the two little works later yet . " The Goorgian Rhapssody abounds in Oriental colour. Listening to this music we are literally transported back in time to
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was favorably compared to the composer's lengthier Piano
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In 1980, Djabadary's
Rhapsodie Géorgienne Pour Piano Et Orchestre Op. 2 (Georgian Rhapsody), La Mélopée Du Serpent Op. 19 (The Serpent's Melody), Tiflisiana Op. 26 (Tbilissiana), and 3rd Piano Concerto in A major Op. 10 were recorded by
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715:ნინო ქიქოძე. ლადო გუდიაშვილის ორი უცნობი ესკიზი: // საბჭოთა ხელოვნება. — 1983. — No. 1. — გვ.40-41.
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