Boris Alexandrovich Alexandrov |

ʻO Boris Alexandrov

Hero of Socialist Labor (1975). Laureate of the Lenin Prize (1978) and the Stalin Prize of the first degree (1950) for the concert and performing activities. Mekala gula iā lākou. AV Aleksandrova (1971) no ka oratorio "The Soldier of October Defends Peace" a me "Lenin's Cause is Immortal." People's Artist o ka USSR (1958). Nui Nui (1973). Ke keiki a ka haku mele ʻo Alexander Alexandrov. I ka makahiki 1929, ua puka 'o ia mai ka Moscow Conservatory ma ka papa haku mele o RM Glier. I ka makahiki 1923-29 ʻo ia ke alakaʻi mele o nā hui ʻo Moscow, i ka makahiki 1930-37 ʻo ia ke poʻo o ke keʻena mele o ka Theater of the Soviet Army, i ka makahiki 1933-41 he kumu ʻo ia, a laila he kumu kōkua ma Moscow. Conservatory. I ka makahiki 1942-47 ʻo ia ka luna hoʻokele no ka Soviet Song Ensemble o ka All-Union Radio.

Mai ka makahiki 1937 (me nā keakea) ua pili ka hana a Alexandrov me ka Red Banner Song and Dance Ensemble o ka Soviet Army (conductor and deputy artistic director, since 1946 chief, artistic director and conductor).

Ua hana nui ʻo Alexandrov i ka hana ʻana i ka operetta Soviet. I ka makahiki 1936 ua kākau ʻo ia i ka "The Wedding in Malinovka" - ka hana kaulana loa o kēia ʻano, i hoʻopiha ʻia me nā leo o nā poʻe, ʻo Ukrainian, nā mele.

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Nā haku mele:

baleta – Lefty (1955, Sverdlovsk Opera and Ballet Theatre), Friendship of the Young (op. 1954); opereta, e pili ana i ka Wedding in Malinovka (1937, Moscow operetta store; filmed in 1968), The Hundredth Tiger (1939, Leningrad music comedy store), Girl from Barcelona (1942, Moscow store operettas), My Guzel (1946, ibid.), To ʻO wai ka ʻakaʻaka o nā hōkū (1972, Odessa Theatre of Musical Comedy); haʻiʻōlelo – Soldier of October defends the world (1967), oratorio-poem – The cause of Lenin is immortal (1970); no ka leo a me ka orkestra - ka suite Guarding the Peace (1971); no ka hookani pila – 2 symphonies (1928, 1930); concerto no na mea kani a me ka orkestra – no piano (1929), pu (1933), clarinet (1936); lumi hoʻokani pila – 2 string quartets, quartet for woodwinds (1932); mau mele, me E ola mau ko kakou mokuaina; mele no na hana keaka a me na hana e ae.