Emelyanov, Boris Mikhailovich

Boris Emelyanov was born on April 20, 1941 near Khabarovsk in a large family. His father worked as a railroad engine driver. Boris Mikhailovich spent his childhood and adolescence in the Kokchetav region (Kazakhstan). At an early age, he showed an interest in music (father and older brother of Boris Emelyanov played the button accordion). He showed his first experiments in composing melodies in his student years. After three years of military service he graduated from the Karaganda College of Music. But he began to engage in writing more seriously when he moved to Novokuznetsk (Kemerovo region), began to compose songs for local singers. In 1974 he graduated from the Kemerovo State University of Culture and Arts (Department of Conducting and Academic Singing). ^[1] In 1978, he moved to Moscow and after a few years worked with such songwriters as Mikhail Ryabinin , Boris Dubrovin , Leonid Derbenev , Robert Rozhdestvensky , Evgeny Yevtushenko . The first fame came to Boris Emelyanov after in 1978, on the Central Television, he performed his song “Tips-Kurnosiki” Valentina Tolkunova ^[2] . Then the songs of Emelyanov began to be performed by Mikhail Boyarsky , Olga Zarubina , Sergey Belikov , Yaroslav Evdokimov , Nikolai Karachentsov , Vakhtang Kikabidze , Ksenia Georgiadi and many others. In the 80s, "I got on a fast train", "Under the mother’s wing", "Rowan beads" and his other works were very popular. Boris Emelyanov repeatedly became the laureate of the television festival “Song of the Year”. In 1990, the author’s vinyl giant Boris Emelyanova “The Waiting Room” was released, where, in addition to other artists, songs are also performed by the composer himself, including the song “Why Do People Separate,” which made Boris Emelyanova famous as a performer.

In the early 90s, Boris Mikhailovich interrupted his activities and began to earn in other ways. In 1996, his first CD, Forgive Me , was released, which included songs from the 80s and early 90s. In 1999, Boris Emelyanov, with the financial support of his fellow countrymen, recorded new songs and released the album “I Will Come to You”. ^{[3] [4]}

Today, Boris Mikhailovich Emelyanov lives in Moscow, leads the life of a pensioner. ^[one]

Vinyl records released by the company "Melody":

• 1982 - “By the Sea” (vinyl)
• 1990 - The Waiting Room (vinyl) ^[2]

CDs:

• 1996 - Forgive Me (CD)
• 1999 - “I Will Come to You” (CD) ^[2]

• “I will take a fast train” (words by Leonid Derbenev ), performed by Mikhail Boyarsky
• “I dream of a village” (words by Leonid Derbenev ), performed by Sergey Belikov
• “Left” (words by Leonid Derbenev ), performed by Olga Zarubina
• “Forbidden Zone” (words by Leonid Derbenev ), performed by Alexander Kalyanov
• “Black Bird” (words by Boris Dubrovin ), performed by Nikolai Karachentsov
• “How grass is rustling” (words by Leonid Zavalnyuk ), performed by Ksenia Georgiadi
• “By the Sea” (words by Yevgeny Yevtushenko ), performed by Vakhtang Kikabidze
• “Why do people break up” (words by Mikhail Ryabinin ), performed by Boris Emelyanov
• “Waiting Room” (words by Mikhail Ryabinin ), performed by Yuri Berezin

• Mega-Encyclopedia of Cyril and Methodius: BORIS EMELYANOV
• Boris Emelyanov - Unofficial site
• / Boris Emelyanov: “I grew up in beauty”