Eduard Savelievich Kolmanovsky ( January 9, 1923 , Mogilev - July 27, 1994 , Moscow ) - Soviet Russian composer . People's Artist of the USSR ( 1991 ) [1] [2] . Laureate of the USSR State Prize ( 1984 )
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| Full name | Eduard Savelievich Kolmanovsky | ||||
| Date of Birth | January 9, 1923 | ||||
| Place of Birth | Mogilev Gomel province , RSFSR , USSR | ||||
| Date of death | July 27, 1994 (71 years old) | ||||
| A place of death | Moscow , Russia | ||||
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| A country |  the USSR  Russia | ||||
| Professions | songwriter , film composer | ||||
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Content
- 1 Biography
- 1.1 Family
- 2 Awards and titles
- 3 famous songs
- 4 Filmography
- 5 notes
- 6 References
Biography
Eduard Kolmanovsky was born on January 9, 1923 in Mogilev (now in Belarus ), in the Jewish family of Savely Markovich Kolmanovsky and Raisa Naumovna Pavlovskaya. [3]
In 1936-1941 he studied at the music school and music school. The Gnesins in Moscow with O. F. Gnesina (piano), E. O. Messner and F. E. Vitachek (composition). In 1945 he graduated from the Moscow Conservatory in composition with V. Ya. Shebalin [1] .
He began his creative career in 1943.
In 1947-1952 he was the editor-in-chief of musical broadcasting of the All-Union Radio [4] .
The repertoire includes more than 200 songs (to the lyrics by K. Ya. Vanshenkin , E. A. Dolmatovsky , E. A. Evtushenko , M. L. Matusovsky , L. I. Oshanin , I. D. Shaferan and others). He is the author of music for many dramatic performances (for the comedy Twelfth Night by W. Shakespeare , Old Friends by L. A. Malyugin , The Convent of V. A. Dykhovichny and M. R. Slobodsky, Tom Kenti S. V Mikhalkov , The Naked King by E. L. Schwartz , The Steelworkers by G. K. Bokarev and others), musical comedies (Oh, this Vronsky (1976)), musical fairy tale opera Snow White (1965 ), music for films, cartoons, television films, radio shows, instrumental plays, major orchestral works (4 suites: Lyric (1945), on Greek themes (1948), Slavic (1950 ), from music to the W. Twelfth Night comedy by W. Shakespeare (for soloists and symphony orchestra, 1956), concert for viola (1945); for voice and piano - romances by the lyrics by M. Yu. Lermontov, A. S. Pushkin , R. Burns; plays for pop orchestra.
Eduard Kolmanovsky died on July 27, 1994 in Moscow . He was buried at Vvedensky cemetery .
Family
- In the second grade, he met his future wife Tamara Naumovna Meisel (1923-1968). In the sixth grade, when he was 13 years old and Tamara 12, they agreed to get married as soon as possible [5] . In 1943 he married her. In 1945, their son Sergei Kolmanovsky was born, who later also became a composer [6] , in 1956 - his son Alexander Kolmanovsky, now a psychologist [7] . Tamara Naumovna became a philologist, candidate of sciences, teacher of English. January 15, 1968 she died in a car accident (the driver of the car was the composer A.P. Dolukhanyan ) [8] .
- Uncle - David Markovich Kolmanovsky (1896-1937), engineer and production organizer, head of the Glavkhimplastmass association of the People's Commissariat of Heavy Industry of the USSR (executed); his wife is actress Valentina Vagrina . Maternal uncle - publisher and sinologist Mikhail Naumovich Pavlovsky .
- Second cousin - Honored trainer of the USSR Alexander Abramovich Kolmanovsky (Greco-Roman wrestling).
Awards and titles
- Honored Artist of the Buryat Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic ( 1963 )
- Honored Artist of the RSFSR (01.16.1974)
- People's Artist of the RSFSR (01/28/1981) [9]
- People's Artist of the USSR (05/15/1991) [1]
- USSR State Prize ( 1984 ) - for songs of recent years
Famous Songs
- " I love you life "
- “ Do the Russians want war ”
- Alyosha
- "Black and white"
- “ New Year tree dialogue ”
- Biryusinka
- “Waltz about Waltz”
- "The river runs"
- The Crane
- “It's raining in our city”
- "When you stop loving"
- “You tell me about love”
- Songs from the TV movie "12 Nights"
- "Where have you been before?"
- “You serve, we will wait for you”
- "People in White Coats"
- "Forgive me"
- “And Mom Doesn't Tell Me to Kiss”
- City Romance
- “I work as a magician”
- “While the killers walk on the ground”
- "The ashes of our fire turn gray"
- "Our mothers"
- "Good luck!"
- Crossroads
- “I'll be back to you, Russia”
- "Silence"
- “Still to come”
- “The woman I love”
- "I'm smiling to you"
- “There is little light outside the window”
- “I can’t forget the guys”
- "My secret"
- "Men"
- “A couple of whitening birches”
- “A song without end”
- Thank you, people (and other songs from the television movie "For Family Circumstances" )
Filmography
- 1955 - Walnut twig (animated)
- 1955 - Stubborn Dough (Animated)
- 1956 - Stork (animated)
- 1956 - The Ugly Duckling (animated)
- 1957 - In one dining room (animated)
- 1957 - The Sky Above Us (Documentary)
- 1957 - Why the kitten left (animated)
- 1958 - The Magic Mirror (documentary)
- 1958 - Boy from Naples (animated)
- 1959 - Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves (animated)
- 1959 - Overdosed (animated)
- 1960 - Petya-Cockerel (animated)
- 1961 - Boast Ant (animated)
- 1965 - Let's get acquainted: the month of May (film production) (shared with others)
- 1967 - Spring on the Oder
- 1970 - Taimyr calls you
- 1970 - Deniskins stories
- 1970 - I - 11-17
- 1971 - Nunnery (film production)
- 1971 - Chervona Ruta (short film) (shared with others)
- 1972 - Moby Dick (film production)
- 1972 - Tom Kenti (film production)
- 1972 - Street without end (shared with I. A. Tsvetkov )
- 1972 - The Big Break
- 1974 - Three days in Moscow
- 1975 - Love will remain (film-play) (shared with others)
- 1977 - For family reasons
- 1978 - I love you, life. Songs by Eduard Kolmanovsky (short)
- 1979 - Puss in Boots (film production)
- 1981 - About Ivan the Non-Giant (film-performance)
- 1982 - The Adventures of the Magic Globe, or the Tricks of the Witch (animated) ( shared with R. M. Khozak )
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 Big Russian Encyclopedia: 30 Vol. / Chairman scientific-ed. Council Yu. S. Osipov. Repl. Ed. S. L. Kravets. T. 14. Kireev - Congo. - M.: Big Russian Encyclopedia, 2009. - 751 p.: Ill .: maps.
- ↑ :: Vvedensky cemetery :: E. S. Kolmanovsky (1923-1994) ::
- ↑ Eduard Kolmanovsky - Mogilev roots
- ↑ Kolmanovsky, Eduard Savelievich
- ↑ Yuri Geronimus “Eduard Kolmanovsky - Mogilev roots”
- ↑ Kolmanovsky: Composer, son of the composer
- ↑ Kolmanovsky Alexander Eduardovich, psychologist
- ↑ Meeting on Sretenka
- ↑ KOLMANOVSKY Eduard Savelievich (inaccessible link)