Mussorgski
MODEST PETRO- VITCH, Russian composer; born in Karev, v, Pskov, in 1839, he entered the St. Petersburg Military Academy, but resigned his commission to devote himself to musical composition. He wrote an brought out a number of songs which made him well known. His masterpiece, appeared in 1874, and which, considerably revised, has become a standard Russian opera. An opera almost equal in fame was "Khovanstchina," which appeared the skin, raising painful blisters, slow further and further in, sometimes even in healing, and has a tendency to eat corroding the bone beneath the flesh.
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