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Alexander Litvinovsky, born in 1962 in Minsk, Belarus, completed his education at the Belorussian Academy of Music in 1987 and later pursued postgraduate studies, earning a degree in 1991. His musical compositions draw inspiration not only from Igor Stravinsky but also from a diverse array of musical styles spanning the Baroque, Classical, and Romantic eras. As a result, his music covers a wide spectrum, encompassing both traditional and avant-garde elements.[1]
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