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Natalia Dmitrevna Shpiller,
sometimes spelled Natalia Spiller,
Natalya Shpiller, Natalʹja Špiller, or Natalʹia
Shpiller, (Russian: Ната́лья Дми́триевна...
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Avilova (Surgeon)
Yekaterina Alexandrovna Ankinovich (Geologist)
Natalia Shpiller (1951,
opera singer) 1988 year
Rudolf M.
Muradyan For a
series of innovative...
- Zago (10), Mike
Strange (13), Tony
Campana (13),
Phillip "Philly Blunt"
Shpiller (16) ****istant
recording engineers –
Jacob Gabriel (track 6),
Charles "Red"...
- Melik-Pashayev,
Bolshoi Theatre Chorus and
Orchestra Maxim Mikhailov Natalya Shpiller Georgii Nelepp Elizaveta Antonova 1950 V****ili Nebolsin,
Bolshoi Theatre...
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Arnold (21
October 1995). "Natalia
Shpiller:
Songs for Stalin". The Guardian. p. 32. "ШПИ́ЛЛЕР (en:
Natalia Shpiller)".
Great Russian Encyclopedia (in...
- art. The
university traces its
roots to
Orthodox missionaries Vsevolod Shpiller (1902–1984) and
hieromonk Paul (Troitsky). In the end of the 1980s their...
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classics 1995 CD
Elena Kuznetsova Russian State Symphony Orchestra Ivan
Shpiller Triton 1995 CD
Claire Désert
Orchestre philharmonique de
Strasbourg Theodor...
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clarinetist Nelli Shkolnikova, Russian-Australian
violinist and
teacher Natalia Shpiller,
opera singer Lyubov Streicher,
composer and
violinist Inna
Abramovna Zhvanetskaia...
- composer.
Dmitri Shostakovich (1906–1975), composer, pianist.
Natalia Shpiller (1909–1995),
opera singer.
Maxim Strauch (1900–1974), actor, director....
- Tvardovsky:
literature Olga Lepeshinskaya:
ballet Vera Mukhina:
sculptor Natalia Shpiller:
opera singer Samad Vurgun: poet, dramatist; for
Vagif play
Tikhon Khrennikov:...
