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August 2014

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New York Times. March 12, 1960, p. Obituaries.</ref> He was a student at the Saratov Music School (pre-cursor to the [[Saratov Conservatory]], <ref>http://www.sarcons.ru/</ref> and the [[St.

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New York Times. March 12, 1960, p. Obituaries.</ref> He was a student at the Saratov Music School (pre-cursor to the [[Saratov Conservatory]], <ref>http://www.sarcons.ru/</ref> and the [[St.
: Indiana University Press, 2014. ISBN 978-0-253-01076-6</ref> In New York, his wife Anna Drozdova (who, like Drozdoff, was accepted as an especially talented student at St. Petersburg Conservatory,

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