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Romanovych Hmyria (August 5 [O.S. July 23] 1903 –
August 1, 1969) PAU, was a
Ukrainian and
Soviet b****
singer of
opera and art song.
Hmyria was born in...
- performances.
Other prominent Ukrainian singers including Ivan Kozlovsky,
Borys Hmyria,
Anatoliy Solovianenko have also
propagated the
singing of
Ukrainian folk...
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thinking a thought" Song by
Anatoliy Solovianenko, Ivan Kozlovsky,
Borys Hmyria,
Muslim Magomayev and
other Recorded 1903 Songwriter(s)
Mykhailo Petrenko...
- 4,
Ukraine Key
people Oleksiy Kyrylovych Alchevsky,
Petro ****ntiyovych
Hmyria,
Anatolii Vasyliovych Zherdev,
Hryhoriy Savych Yakymenko,
Taras Hryhorovych...
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Romanovich Rotenberg (born 1957),
Russian businessman,
brother of
Arkady Borys Hmyria (1903–1969),
Russian singer Constantin Bakaleinikoff (1896–1966), Russian-born...
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Bezsmertna Andrei Bondarenko Andrij Dobriansky Oksana Dyka Zoia
Gaidai Borys Hmyria Dmytro Hnatyuk Kateryna Kasper Taras Konoshchenko Mykola Koval Andriy Kikot...
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Ukrainian National Symphony Orchestra Andrij Dobriansky, b****-baritone
Borys Hmyria, b****
Vasyl Slipak,
baritone Alexander Kipnis, b**** Ivan Kozlovsky, tenor...
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where the
artists S. I. Patorzhynskyi, V. M. Rykov, V. P. Nekrasov, B. R.
Hmyria, M. S. Hryshko, A. L. Mikhniov, I. I. Nekhoda, and S. Yutkevych lived) Type...
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those who have sung the
title role, Taras, is the
Ukrainian singer Borys Hmyria, who also
featured in a
recording of the opera.
Taras Bulba is set in Kyiv...
- ; Zhukovskyi, A. I.; Zhelezniak, M. H. (eds.). "Гмиря Сергій Петрович" [
Hmyria,
Serhii Petrovych].
Encyclopedia of
Modern Ukraine (in Ukrainian). Retrieved...
