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[details ←] To Thy Heavenly Banquet choral [details ←] Hospodi Pomilui (Lord Have Mercy) choral [details ←] Lord, to Your Feast We Come Piano, Vocal, choral [details ←] It Is Truly Fitting No. 3 choral [details ←] Of Thy Mystical Supper choral [details ←] Standing Before the Cross choral [details ←] Then Holy Joseph Of Arimathaea; Rest Eternal Grant Unto Them choral
Music
First Russian national anthem
1 violin concert
"Bianka", opera
Fantasia for violin and cello
"Stabat Mater" and other sacred music
Biography
Aleksey Fedorov Lvov comes from an old nobleman’s family. There are several positions in his service record. The one is a position in Arakcheev’s military colonies and the second is a POSITION as a secretary of A.H. Benkendorf — a chief of gendarms. Almost all of his compositions sinked into oblivion, apart from one — "God, keep the king". Thanks to this one, he waked once as a famous person on Christmas of 1833. The future anthem was public performed and even the emperor was applauding himself. The rank of aide-de-camp was as an award for Lvov. He would become a major-general of the suite of the emperor in 9 years. And after 40 years he was honoured with a honourable place between Glinka, Dragomijskiy, Rimsky-Korsakov, Balakirev, Chopin, Oginsky on the allegorical picture of Repin "Slavic composers".
He was also a good violinist and founded a string quartet at St. Petersburg.