Mikhail Fedorovich Moiseev (1882-1955) - Soviet ballet dancer and choreographer. Honored Artist of the RSFSR ( 1948 ). Honored Artist of the Lithuanian SSR ( 1955 ). Laureate of the Stalin Prize of the second degree ( 1948 ). Member of the CPSU (b) since 1941 .
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| Date of Birth | January 12 (24), 1882 | ||
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| Date of death | June 29, 1955 ( 73) | ||
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| Citizenship |  Russian empire  the USSR | ||
| Profession | ballet dancer , choreographer , ballet teacher | ||
| Theatre | Zimin Opera House , various theaters of opera and ballet of the USSR | ||
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Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 productions
- 3 Awards
- 4 notes
Biography
M.F. Moiseev was born on January 12 ( January 24 ), 1882 in Moscow. In 1892-1899 he studied at the MAHU (under N.P. Domashyov and V.D. Tikhomirov ). In 1903-1910, in the troupe of the Opera House of S. I. Zimin . In 1910 he toured the USA with the troupe of A.P. Pavlova . In Soviet times, he worked in theaters of Voronezh, Odessa, Sverdlovsk, Novosibirsk, Yerevan, Alma-Ata, Vilnius. He was the leader and teacher of ballet studios at theaters and choreographic schools. Among his students, Yu. P. Kovalev , V. A. Kononovich , S. N. Sergeev, G. I. Yazvinsky .
M.F. Moiseev died on June 29, 1955 in Moscow [1] .
Stage
- 1918 - “ Coppelia ” by L. Delib ( Voronezh )
- 1919 - “ Swan Lake ” by P. I. Tchaikovsky (Voronezh)
- 1927 - The Red Poppy by R. M. Glier ( N.V. Lysenko KhATOB )
- 1930 - “Carmagnola” by V. A. Femilidi ( OdATOB )
- 1935 - “Ferenji” by B. K. Yanovsky (OdATOB)
- 1940 - “Anahit” by A. G. Ter-Ghevondyan ( ArmATOB named after A. A. Spendiarov )
- 1947 - “Doctor Aibolit” by I.V. Morozov ( NGATOB )
- 1949 - “The Scarlet Flower” by K. A. Korchmarev (NGATOB)
- January 14, 1950 - “ Doctor Aibolit ” by I. Morozov ( KazGATOB named after Abay )
- October 2, 1950 - " Red Flower " by R. Glier (KazATO named after Abay)
- December 3, 1950 - “Kambar and Nazym” by V.V. Velikanov (KazATO named after Abay)
- February 11, 1951 - " Giselle " by A. Adan (KazGATOB named after Abay)
- May 19, 1951 - “ Sleeping Beauty ” by P. Tchaikovsky (KazGATOB named after)
- " Corsair " A. Adana
- The Little Humpbacked Horse by C. Pugni
- Raymond A.K. Glazunov
Awards and Prizes
- Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1948)
- Honored Artist of the Lithuanian SSR (1955)
- Stalin Prize of the second degree (1948) - for the staging of the ballet performance “ Doctor Aibolit ” by I.V. Morozov on the stage of the NNATOB (1947)