Glazunov Symphony No. 4 Tickets

Glazunov Symphony No. 4, in E-flat major, Op. 48, stands as a luminous example of late-Romantic Russian music. Composed in 1893 and premiered in Saint Petersburg on January 22, 1894 under the baton of Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, this work blends national color with European Romantic lyricism. The symphony’s three movements—Andante – Allegro moderato, a sprightly Scherzo, and an Andante – Allegro finale—showcase Glazunov's knack for expressive orchestral color and melodic invention. While this page focuses on the performer Glazunov Symphony No. 4, the broader context includes Glazunov’s influential role as a composer, conductor, and long-time director of the Saint Petersburg Conservatory. We’ve got you covered for reliable, easy access to upcoming performances in your city.

About the performer: Alexander Glazunov (1865–1936) was a leading Russian late-Romantic composer, conductor, and the director of the Saint Petersburg Conservatory from 1905 to 1928. His work fused Russian nationalist elements with broad European Romanticism, earning him lasting recognition for orchestral color and lyrical expressiveness. Although Glazunov himself left no official social media presence, his musical legacy lives on through orchestras and venues around the world that celebrate his contributions to Russian music and the broader Romantic repertoire.