Vladimir Ivanovich Sokalsky ( April 24, 1863 , Heidelberg - 1919 , Sevastopol ) - composer , music critic, prosecutor at the Ust-Medveditsky district court, chairman of the Vologda district court , judge in Vologda .
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| Full name | Vladimir Ivanovich Sokalsky |
| Date of Birth | April 24, 1863 |
| Place of Birth | Heidelberg , Germany |
| Date of death | 1919 |
| A place of death | Sevastopol , Russia |
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| A country |  Russian empire |
| Professions | composer |
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Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 memory
- 3 Artworks
- 4 Romances
- 5 notes
- 6 References
- 7 Literature
Biography
He was born in the family of the writer Ivan Petrovich Sokalsky [1] . He graduated from the music school of the department of the Imperial Russian Musical Community in Kharkov , where he studied music with Peter Petrovich Sokalsky [2] , and composition from I. R. Knorr . 05/31/1885 he graduated from the Faculty of Law of Kharkov University , after which he served in Kharkov in the judicial department. He performed as a concertmaster , was the conductor of the orchestra in the opera enterprise of V.N. Andreev-Burlak . Since 1882, he was the music reviewer of the newspaper "Southern Land", published under the pseudonym Don Diez. At the meetings of the Kharkov branch of the Russian Musical Society , his works were performed, and the opera "Turnip" was performed in Poltava , Smolensk , Tiflis and Kharkov . In 1902 he was a prosecutor at the Ust-Medvedetsky District Court. [3] From 10.10. He lived in Vologda in 1911 , served as chairman of the Vologda District Court until 1918 . In 1918 , in Vologda, he, along with his daughter Lydia (04/07/1892 -) and son-in-law Ilya Ginetsinsky, gave several lectures and concerts on the works of Beethoven and Grieg . In 1919 , he went on vacation to Sevastopol , but, having contracted typhus, he died. He was married to Susanna Stanislavovna Baranovskaya (1874-?).
Memory
- The grave in the city cemetery in Sevastopol was found by composer M.V. Kovalev , the monument was created by architect N. N. Sdobnyakov [4] . On gray granite, lyre and inscription: composer V.I. Sokalsky.
- In Kharkov there is a music school named after the composer.
Artwork
- Symphony G-moll ( Kharkov ), 1894
- Symphony in G Minor / Orchestral ed. V. Borisova; Arrangement. for f.-p. Yu. Rozhavskaya; Foreword V. Borisov and N. Gordeychuk Kiev : Musical Ukraine, 1967
- for cello and orchestra Andante elegiaco
- Piano Pieces op. 1 (Impressions musicales 6 No.);
- Lukashevich K.V. Among the flowers. Fantastic comedy for children in 2 d. With dancing and singing. Songs arranged by V. Sokalsky. Claudia Lukashevich. [5] Ed. 3rd M., 1914.
- In the Meadows = Aux champs: Introduction: Op. 3 No. 1 / V.I. Sokalsky; edited by R. F. Gill. - V. Bessel and Co. - 5 sec. - (The repertoire of piano pieces, from the works of Russian composers, distributed according to the degree of difficulty and the designation of the correct fingering; 2 series. 3-er degre. No.11).
- Canzonetta: Op. 1 No. 3 / V. Sokalsky; edited by R. F. Gill. - St. Petersburg: V. Bessel and Co. - 3 p. - (The repertoire of piano pieces from the works of Russian composers, distributed according to the degree of difficulty and with the designation of the correct fingering; 2nd series. 3-er degre. No.).
- Elegie: por cello et piano: Op. 8 / par Wladimir Sokalsky. - Music store N. Marechek. - 13 p.
- Elegie: Pur cello et piano: Op. 8 Kharkov : Marechek, B.G.
- Turnip: opera tale in the 1st act: Op. 10: clavieruszug for singing with piano / libretto Ek. Gai-Sagaidachnoy (on the theme of a folk tale); music by V.I.Sokalsky. - P. Jurgenson. - 75 p.
- Turnip: Opera tale in 1 day: Op. 10 / Libretto Ek. Gai-Sagaidachnoy (on the topic of folk tales); Muses V. I. Sokalsky M.; Leipzig : Jurgenson, qualification 1899
- Gai Sagaidachnaya, Ek. (1856? -1916) Turnip: Picture in 1 d. For children (on the theme of children's tales): Libretto / [Op.] Ek. Gai-Sagaidachnoy; Muses V.I.Sokalsky. Kharkov : Tipo-lit. “Pech. business ”, Prince K. N. Gagarina, 1900
- Turnip: Opera tale in the 1st day: Op. 10 / Libretto Ek. Gai-Sagaidachnoy (on the topic of folk tales); Muses V.I. Sokalsky M.: State. publishing house Muses sector, 1924
- Minuet: Op. 1 No. 4 / V. Sokalsky; edited by R. F. Gill. - St. Petersburg: V. Bessel and Co. - 5 sec. - (The repertoire of piano pieces from the works of Russian composers distributed according to the degree of difficulty and with the designation of the correct fingering; Series 2. Degre 4-me No. 1).
- Kosari: Op. 3 No. 2 / V. Sokalsky; edited by R. F. Gill. - SPb. :AT. Bessel and Co. - 5 sec. - (The repertoire of piano pieces from the works of Russian composers distributed according to the degree of difficulty and with the designation of the correct fingering; Series 2. Degre 3-me No. 12).
- The play / V. Sokalsky; Arrangement. and ed. parts of viola M. Greenberg Kiev : Mus. Ukraine, 1980
- Au berceau: For F.P .: Op. 1, No. 5 St. Petersburg. : Bessel and Co. ° B.G.
Romances
On the left is I.G. Ginetsinsky's son-in-law, his wife is the daughter of L.V. Sokalskaya, V.I. Sokalsky and two unknowns in Vologda.
- For the upcoming dream: For one voice with acc. fp .: d.1-g.2: Op. 16, No. 2 / Cl. N. Ogareva. M.: P. Jurgenson, B.G. - 5 s.
- Forest: for baritone: Or. 6 / words by A. Koltsov; music by V. Sokalsky. - M.; Pg : P. Jurgenson. - 11 p. - (Romances for one voice with piano accompaniment. Music by V. Sokalsky).
- Every time I see you: a romance / lyrics by Yu. I. Shpazhinsky; music by V.I.Sokalsky. -Music store I. Marechek. - 7 p. - (Romances. Music by V. Sokalsky).
- Whenever I see you: Romance: For voice from the fp .: c-fis.1 / Fr. Yu. I. Shpazhinsky Kharkov: Mus. magician N. Marechek, qualification 1900.
- I came to you with greetings: For voice from fp .: dis.1-a.2: Op. 16, No. 3 / Cl. A. Feta M.: P. Jurgenson, B.G.
- Oh honor, is it done: c.1-f.2 / Fr. A. Tolstoy Kharkov : Mus. magician N. Marechek, qualification 1903 - 5 s. - (Romances and songs for singing with piano accompaniment;
- From what? / music by V.I.Sokalsky. - North Lira: A. Zeyvanga. - 5 sec.
- “Why?”: For voice and fp; c.1-f.2 Kharkov : Marechek, qualification 1905
- I shook your hand ...: romance / words by Yu. N. Shpazhinsky; music by V.I. Sokalsky; in Italian translated by G. Astillerro. - Music store N. Marechek. - 7 p. - (Romances. Music by V.I. Sokalsky).
- I shook my hand for you: Romance: For voice from fp .: cf.1 / Сл. Yu. I. Shpazhinsky; To Italy. lang trans. Astillero Kharkov : Muses. magician N. Marechek, qualification 1900
- Elegy: Op. 2 No. 3 / words of A. Pushkin; music by V.I.Sokalsky. - Vasily Bessel and Co. - 5 sec. - (Six romances. Music by V.I. Sokalsky; 3).
- Dvi p'esi: Transcr. for cello i F.-p. G. Pekker Kiev : Mistetstvo, 1952
- Oh May, May: dis.1-g.2 / Song T. Shevchenko Kharkov : Mus. magician N. Marechek, qualification 1903
- Song. M.: Muzgiz, 1954
- Romances: For voice with accompaniments. fp / Comp. and auth. foreword Z. B. Yuferova Kiev : Music Ukraine , 1991
Notes
- ↑ Sokalsky, Ivan Petrovich // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
- ↑ Sokalsky, Petr Petrovich // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
- ↑ A. Levenstim. Essay on the activities of judicial institutions in the Kharkiv District over the past thirty-five years. 1867-1902 Kharkov, 1903.-S.111.
- ↑ I must say that the author of the project of this building, the famous Sevastopol architect and watercolor artist N. N. Sdobnyakov (1916-1963) was addicted to such jewelry, and they became a kind of autograph of the architect, allowing him to accurately recognize his creations.
- ↑ Russian writers. 1800-1917
Links
Literature
- Yuferova Z. B. An outstanding figure in Ukrainian musical culture, composer and critic V. I. Sokalsky (1863-1919). Abstract. dis. for the study of scholars. degrees of cand. art history. (821) Kiev, 1971. [1]
- Kirillova E. A. Vologda musical: XX century. - Vologda, 2001 .-- S. 3, 13, 14, 29.