Zhilinsky, Alexander Evgenievich

In 1977 he graduated from the Kiev State Institute of Theater Arts. I. Karpenko-Kary , and in 1987 - Kiev State Conservatory named after P.I. Tchaikovsky by composition class. ^{[2] The} creative activity of Alexander Zhilinsky as a composer began in 1972 . ^[1] Engaged in teaching and staging at the Kiev School of Circus Art and at the Kiev State Institute of Theater Arts. I. Karpenko-Kary.

Alexander Zhilinsky is the author of symphonic and chamber music, oratorios, musicals, music for television and theater productions, films, as well as more than two hundred songs based on poems by famous poets, including Yuri Rybchinsky , Yuri Melnichuk, Andrey Dementyev , Alexey Kononenko. The songs of Alexander Zhilinsky are performed by Nikolai Karachentsov , Valentina Tolkunova , Taisiya Povaliy and other artists. ^[2] More than 20 video clips have been shot for Zhilinsky’s songs. His songs in the author's performance and in the performance of other artists were published on audio tapes and discs in Ukraine, Canada, Russia, Belarus, Poland (1989-2012) under the names: "MOSKOW DISCOCLUBS - 89 ″," VESELAD ", “Mom’s Cossack”, “I’m all to lose”, “Irina”, “I wish you well”, “Spogadi i Mrii”, “Chornobrivtsi”, “Konvali bili”, “Parade of Stars - 94 ″,“ INTRO-96 ″, “LYBID TRIO”, “Countries and Cities”, “Stitch to Paradise”, “Alive Water”, etc. In 1990, as an actor and singer, he played one of the main roles (King Karl) in the rock opera of Gennady Tatatarchenko and Yuri Rybchinsky “The White Crow.” Alex andr Zhilinsky member of creative unions of Ukraine: theatrical figures, composers, pop art associations, co-author and organizer of the All-Ukrainian festival of children with disabilities "Take it in your own home" (Odessa, 1992-96), founder and president of the International festival of Ukrainian children's pop song " VESELAD ”(1993-97), chairman of the jury of the All-Ukrainian television contests Fant-Lotto“ Hope ”and“ Stars on the Stage! ”(1992-2006), organizer and participant of cultural programs in the Chernobyl zone (from June 1986 to January 1988) .g.), in Armenia (1988), in Bela Russia (separate positions of the Slavic Bazaar-97 ″); Stage Director of the celebrations “City Day” (Yuzhnoye-95, Chervonograd-97, Khust-99, Shchelkino - 2001), holiday concerts at the “Palace of Culture Ukraine”, the “International Center for Culture and Arts”, and the “National Opera of Ukraine” (1990 —2007), a variety of celebrations from 1978 to 2013. in Kiev, Dnepropetrovsk, Donetsk, Zaporozhye, Berdyansk, Nikolaev, Ternopol, Lviv, Lutsk, Odessa, Kharkov, Poltava, Chernihiv, Norilsk and Murmansk (Russia), Baku (Azerbaijan), Ashgabat (Turkmenistan), Melnik (Poland), Palm (Spain), Nice (France), Venice (Italy), Dubravnik (Croatia), Varna (Bulgaria), Istanbul (Turkey) ... ^[1]

Since 1973 lives in Kiev . ^[2]

• Winner of the Grand Prix of the International competition of readers named after V. Yakhontov (Leningrad, 1976).
• He has honors and awards of the ministries of culture of the Soviet Union and Ukraine, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Soviet Union and Ukraine, the State Committee for the Protection of the State Border of Ukraine, and the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.
• Honored Art Worker of Ukraine - 1995 ^[1]

• “Paris” (words by Yuri Rybchinsky ), performed by Nikolai Karachentsov
• “New Year's Star” (words by Yuri Melnichuk), performed by Nikolai Karachentsov ^[4]
• “Mother's Tale” (words by Alexey Kononenko), performed by Alexander Zhilinsky
• "Old Cafe" (words by Yuri Rybchinsky ), performed by Alexander Zhilinsky and Yuri Rybchinsky
• “Invitation to a fairy tale” (words by Igor Afanasyev ), performed by Lyubov and Viktor Anisimov
• “What more have you brought to her” (words by Andrei Dementiev ), performed by Akim Salbiev
• “Veselkova” (words by Alexey Kononenko), performed by Alexander Zhilinsky
• "Song of Jura" (words by Alexey Kononenko), performed by Alexander Zhilinsky
• "St. Andrew's Descent" (words by Yuri Melnichuk), performed by Alexander Zhilinsky
• “Two Hearts” (words by Igor Gorovoy), performed by Alexander Zhilinsky
• “Snow Woman” (words by Yuri Rybchinsky ), performed by Valentin Tolkunov ^{[2] [5]}

• 1990 - Rock opera "The White Crow" (composer Gennady Tatatarchenko, author of the libretto Yuri Rybchinsky ) - King Karl ^[1]

Movie Roles

• 2011 - Gunpowder and Fraction, Fisherman
• 2012 - “Forgive Me My Love” (episode 16), Metropolitan Deputy Gennady
• 2013 - Trumpeter, Musician
• 2014 - “Brother for brother - 3”, Ostrovsky, Colonel of the Department of Internal Affairs
• 2015 - “Department 44”, Colonel Korotchenko
• 2015 - “Fight”, Prosecutor Petrushev ^[1]

• Official site of Alexander Zhilinsky