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Vasily Karatygin

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  • Pavel Stepanovich Mochalov

    Petersburg rival, Vasily Karatygin (1802–53). Where Mochalov enacted emotional tirades and temperamental passions, Karatygin reflected studied subtleties and calculated effects; where Mochalov was intuitive, active, and resounding, Karatygin was technical, poised, and resonant. Between the two, they established the limits from which M.S. Shchepkin and P.M. Sadovsky…

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    Petersburg rival, Vasily Karatygin (1802–53). Where Mochalov enacted emotional tirades and temperamental passions, Karatygin reflected studied subtleties and calculated effects; where Mochalov was intuitive, active, and resounding, Karatygin was technical, poised, and resonant. Between the two, they established the limits from which M.S. Shchepkin and P.M. Sadovsky…

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