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The People'S Artist: Prokofiev'S Soviet Years,New Gerald F. Leiberman Seem To Be The OnlySergey Prokofiev Was One Of The Twentieth Century'S Greatest Composersand One Of Its Greatest Mysteries. Until Now. In The People'S Artist, Simon Morrison Draws On Groundbreaking Research To Illuminate The Life Of This Major Composer, Deftly Analyzing Prokofiev'S Music In Light Of New Archival Discoveries. Indeed, Morrison Was The First Scholar To Gain Access To The Composer'S Sealed Files In The Russian State Archives, Where He Uncovered A Wealth Of