- Ariy
Moiseyevich Pazovsky (Russian: Арий Моисеевич Пазовский; 2 February [O.S. 21 January] 1887, Perm – 6
January 1953, Moscow), was a
Russian Jewish and...
- with an
initial contract of 5 years.
Samuil Samosud (1936–1942) Ariy
Pazovsky (1943–1948)
Nikolai Golovanov (1948 –1953)
Alexander Melik-Pashayev (1953–1963)...
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unknown Music Directors,
Bolshoi Theatre,
Moscow 1936–1942 Succeeded by Ari
Pazovsky Preceded by none
Music Directors,
Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra 1951–1957...
- of
Moscow Radio 1937–1953 Succeeded by
Aleksandr Gauk Preceded by Ari
Pazovsky Music Directors,
Bolshoi Theatre,
Moscow 1948–1953 Succeeded by Alexander...
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Slovtsov sang
under included Mark
Golinkin (1875–1963),
Abram Markson, Ariy
Pazovsky, etc.
Slovtsov was also a
talented director and a
vocal coach. He was not...
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Vladimir Lossky (stage director) and
Fyodor Fedorovsky (scene designer). Ariy
Pazovsky conducted. The cast
included Ivan
Kozlovsky (Yuródivïy), and
Leonid Savransky...
-
music beyond sketches,
although the
Kirov Theatre's
chief conductor, Ariy
Pazovsky, said in
early 1941 that he had
expected to
receive a
vocal and
piano score...
- – "The
interaction with the
leading figures of the
conducting art – A.
Pazovsky, N. Golovanov, A. Melik-Pashaev, V. Nebolsin, M.
Zhukov –
taught me to...
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Kamensky (1884–1961),
Russian ****urist poet,
playwright and
artist Ariy
Pazovsky (1887–1953),
Russian Jewish conductor Nikolay Moiseyev (1902–1955), Soviet...
- "Artist Biography". allmusic.com.
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February 2018. "Mandolin".
pazovsky.ru.
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April 2019. Мандолина была очень популярна в России в досоветское...
