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The composer here was his grandfather. Vladimir the Younger's father is Mikhail Jurowski, who is currently incumbent at Cologne (as principal director with the WDR SO).
 

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It was composed after a 1956 grand showing in St. Petersburg of Russian paintings, like something Moussorgsky did on the piano for Pictures at an Exhibition. To answer the question all of the works were composed by Jurovski or Jurowski. Two more listens has produced much better feelings about this 29 minute work. It is available as a download or CD purchase from Naxos.
 

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I'm glad that someone else has listened to this CD. I've gone past the promising stage and have now included it in a playlist CD with other like compositions e.g. Devil and Daniel Webster Suite. I sent you a pm and perhaps we can talk more about this. The jury is still out for me on the Symphony (4 or 5). CPO didn't write the best notes or whoever put it together. At first I was confused with Jurovski (cover), liner notes Jurowski and the father son grandson.
 

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I'll give it a try this way as faras the discussion is concerned. Now that you've had a chance to listen to it a little more what do you think? Have you looked at the pictures while listening to the work. I seem to feel that this is a undiscovered gem that needs to get some air time.
 
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