Rublev, Georgy Lvovich

Georgy Lvovich Rublev ( 1916 - 1955 , Moscow ) - Russian Soviet poet and songwriter, playwright.

Born in the family of Lev Yakovlevich Rublev (1882-1938) and his wife Sophia Izrailevna (1892-1962). ^[one]

The author of the songs “ Sevastopol Waltz ” (music by K. Ya. Listov ), “Three Beloved” (music by Ilya Zhak ), “Waltz of Friendship” (music by Aram Khachaturian ), “Wonderful Living” (music by Arkady Ostrovsky , 1952), “Song of Chekists ”(music by Nikolai Rechmensky ),“ All paths are open to us ”(music by Arkady Ostrovsky ),“ Song of his native country ”(music by Anatoly Lepin ),“ Arioso of the mother ”from the cantata“ We need peace ”(music by A. Novikov ), “A gift to Stalin from a girl from Vietnam” (music by Z. Levina ), “Song of a Chinese boy” (music by Z. Levina ), “Song of the French docker” (on music by Nikita Bogoslovsky ), “Glory to the brave”, “Letter to the Drug”, “Song of the Heroes”, “Wife of the Commander”, “Victorious”.

He wrote the plays “In the Days of Peace” (“Sisters”, with A. Irinin, 1948), “Missing” (in 3 acts, 7 paintings, 1942), “Strict Love” (in 4 acts, 8 paintings, with A. Svirin, 1950), the script “A fairy tale incident on a desk” (“Like in a Tale”, 1954).

Wife - Antonina Nikolaevna - worked in the Union of Writers of the USSR, the second marriage married to the poet and translator Mark Maximov . ^[2]