Glière

[ glyer ]

noun

1. Rein·hold Mo·ri·tzo·vich [rahyn, -hawlt , maw, -, r, yi-ts, uh, -vyich], 1875–1956, Russian composer.

Example Sentences

He said he would remember his performance of the UK premiere of Glière's violin concerto at the Lighthouse "for the rest of his life".

From BBC

In one of the final performances of his career, he played a horn concerto by composer Reinhold Glière and told the Baltimore Sun that he “was very pleased with it.”

From Washington Post

In the Kneisel’s tradition of including detached movements from longer works, the Miró unleashed the earthy, Slavic swagger in a theme-and-variations from Glière’s String Quartet No. 1 and made a scherzo from Franck’s Quartet in D sound as if Mendelssohn’s “Midsummer” fairies had wandered into Wagner’s “Tristan.”

From Washington Post

The concert features the Miró Quartet and clarinetist Anthony McGill, and other works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Reinhold Glière.

From Washington Times

He’ll also play on his “Jelly Roll Morton Suite” and conduct Reinhold Glière’s festive “Russian Sailor’s Dance” from the ballet “The Red Poppy.”

From Seattle Times