Dmitri Shostakovich My Reporter Analysis

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My reporter is about the composer Dmitri Shostakovich and his early life , the second paragraph is about his adult life,and paragraph three is about is occupations and famous compositions, and paragraph four is about interesting facts about his life.

The main idea of this paragraph is his early life.He was born on September 25 1906 in Saint Petersburg, Russia . His parents were Sofiya Vasilievna Kokoulina which is his mother his father's name is Dimitri Boleslavova Shostakovich. He had to sibling a brother and sister the brother name was Zoya Shostakovich and the sister name is Mariya Shostakovich. He we to school in saint petersburg conservatory in russia.

This paragraph is about his adult life.He lived in a saint petersburg, russia.the

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