Disruption: When Russian composer Rimski-Korsakov, who belongs to the National School of Russians, performed his famous symphony: "Shéhérazade" in 1888, he told the audience and listeners that he does not commit to any program in it, but he captures the eastern nights in general, without repeating any story except it, and warned against any attempt to link what he composed with […].
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Disruption: When Russian composer Rimski-Korsakov, who belongs to the National School of Russians, performed his famous symphony: "Shéhérazade" in 1888, he told the audience and listeners that he does not commit to any program in it, but he captures the eastern nights in general, without repeating any story except it, and warned against any attempt to link what he composed with […].