Nosov, Georgy Nikiforovich

Georgy Nosov was born on April 2 ( 15 ), 1911 in the village of Yudino, Petukhov volost, Ishim district, Tobolsk province of the Russian Empire ^[1] in a peasant family of immigrants from Ukraine ^[2] .

Since childhood, I felt an attraction to music. In 1926 , when radio broadcasting first appeared, I heard from radio programs about composers - people who compose music. I decided to study this art.

Since 1930, Nosov began studying at the Sverdlovsk College of Music with famous Ural composers - M. Frolov (who went through the basics of the theory of composition) and V. Zolotarev.

In 1932 he moved to Leningrad , where he continued his musical education at the labor faculty , with professor M. Chulaki , and then entered the conservatory . Here he studied in the composition class of Professor M. A. Yudin .

Nosov's creative activity began in Sverdlovsk , where he tried his hand at songwriting. After moving to Leningrad, he worked in various musical genres, right down to the opera (Varya Stroyeva, 1939-1940). But he was still most attracted to the song.

In the fall of 1939 he was drafted into the army by the October RVK of Leningrad, served in the ensemble of the Leningrad Military District . Drafted into the army during the Soviet-Finnish war , G.N. Nosov wrote several songs on military subjects, of which the song about the division that first broke through the Mannerheim Line gained popularity in the army. During the Great Patriotic War, G.N. Nosov was in the ranks of the Red Army , continuing active creative work. Songs of G. N. Nosov were performed by propaganda brigades, front-line ensembles of song and dance. He was the artistic director of the Red Army Song and Dance Ensemble of the 23rd Army of the Leningrad Front . The quartermaster technician of the 1st rank , non-partisan Nosov G.N. commanded a supply platoon of the 314th rifle regiment of the 92nd rifle division , then a platoon of the 22nd rifle regiment of the same division.

In 1943 he was demobilized from the army for creative work in the Leningrad branch of the Union of Composers. In the postwar period, he wrote a number of lyric songs. In 1949, the young song “By the mountain ash” was recorded by a young Galina Vishnevskaya under a button accordion on an artel record. Most of the songs are written in the words of the Leningrad poet Alexander Churkin, with whom G. N. Nosov was connected by a close creative community.

Georgy Nikiforovich Nosov died on August 27, 1970 in Leningrad . He was buried at Volkovsky cemetery .

• Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1957).
• Medal "For Military Merit" (December 9, 1942) ^{[3] [4]} :

... George Nosov works in close collaboration with Leningrad poets Alexander Prokofiev, Reshetov and others. Now the front-line composer is busy creating the lyrical cycle “Before the Battle”, in which he will reflect the thoughts and aspirations of the fighters. One song from the series “Eh, you, friends”, dedicated to revenge on the enemies of our country, has already been completed by him. The other day there is a collection of front-line songs written by Nosov during the war. Yesterday, the command of the compound handed to the front-line composer Comrade. Nosov medal "For Military Merit."

- “Leningrad Truth” December 15, 1942

• During the war, G. N. Nosov wrote the heroic-patriotic cantata "City on the Neva" for soloists, choir, orchestra and reader, awarded at the competition of the Leningrad branch of the Union of Soviet Composers of the USSR in 1945 .

Son - Konstantin Georgievich Nosov (1938-1984) - a famous jazz musician, trumpeter.

• Opera by Varya Stroyev (based on the novel by I. Ehrenburg “Without Breathing”, neokon.
• Operetta “The Fads of Jealousy” (jointly with P.E. Feldt, 1947)
• Cantata City on the Neva (lyrics by A. Reshetov, V. Togatov, N. Gleizarov, L. Vasilyeva, priv., 1944)
• Poem Iron Stream (according to A. Serafimovich, 1935)
• Ballad Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (f. E. Weinert, 1935)
• Festive Overture (on the 20th anniversary of the Great October Revolution, 1937)
• Russian dance (1948)
• Lyrical Variations (1936)
• Sonata (1934)
• Three dances (1934)
• Ukrainian Ballroom (1950)
• Lullaby (1930)
• Russian Smooth (1953)
• Wok. cycle of the Song of Love (words by A. Koltsov and priv., 1936)

Songs:

• Altai Spring - Churkin, A.
• Ball in the Kremlin - Vogelson, S. (Waterfall in the hall of Kremlin lights)
• Ballad of Communards - Brovka, P. (lane Isakovsky, M.) (Communards live)
• Ballad of Lenin - Churkin, A. (Waves rush through the raging foam)
• On a spring evening - Romanov, Yu. (Under the feet a little noticeable)
• Return to the village
• Near the garden (from the film "The highlight of the program") - Churkin, A. (Above the broad river, where the garden is)
• Meet the Siberian land! - Churkin, A. (Friends, it is time for us to say goodbye)
• I will go out of the village - Kulakov, R. (I will go out of the village on the dewy meadows)
• Field path curls - Khaustov, L. (The song trails off in the club)
• Hymn to Lenin - folk text
• Anthem October - Churkin, A.
• Far, far - Churkin, A.
• Two heroes - Churkin, A. (Through the mists and through the clouds)
• Dear name - Churkin, A. (From the foothills of the Crimea)
• There is love in the world - Khaustov, L.
• There is a country in the world - Churkin, A.
• He rode, yes rode - Churkin, A.
• Still your gentle bright look - Churkin, A.
• I followed the water to the krinitsa - Churkin, A.
• Beyond the mountains, beyond the Carpathian - Churkin, A.
• Beyond the Danube blue - Churkin, A. (Beyond the Danube blue it is hot at noon)
• For the health of young people (Student song) - Churkin, A. (Drunkenly, friends)
• For the Kuban, for the fast - Churkin, A. (In the meadow under the rocket)
• For peace and freedom - Vogelson, S. (Do you remember the road, comrade)
• Across the river, in the field - Pagirev, G.
• For the motherland! - Churkin, A.
• Behind the village - Pagirev, G.
• Factory Lyric - Churkin, A.
• Flashed into the sea of ​​dawns (Sailor's song) - Vogelson, S. (Flashed into the sea of ​​dawns, brothers raise the anchor)
• Hello country! (Song — March of Communist Labor Brigades) - Churkin, A.
• Soldiers go over the river - Khaustov, L.
• Izhorskaya — maiden — Churkin, A. (The red dawns go out in Izhora)
• Izhora evenings - Markov, D.
• July evening - Khaustov, L.
• Oath - Gleizarov, N. (Oh you, friends)
• When the sailor sings - Churkin, A. (Evening is approaching, the wind is calm)
• When you walk along the path - Shoshin, V.
• Spikelets - Vyatkina, L.
• Collective farm song about Stalin - Churkin, A. (No wind sings in a sonorous voice)
• Communists, go ahead! Song — March — Pagirev, G. Petrograd. (The battle is in the smoke of the fence)
• Ships go to sea - Churkin, A. (With bright spring dawns)
• Red Army Singings - Surkov, A.
• Leningrad lyrical - Togatov, V. (My dear comrade, remember the evening)
• Leningrad guys - Vogelson, S. (Leningrad guys)
• Lyric song about Siberia - Churkin, A. (Above the broad taiga)
• Beloved - Surkov, A.
• My distant love - Churkin, A. (The sea beats in white foam)
• People, we are all born on earth - Avramenko, S.
• March of the pilots - Gvozdev, E.
• March of the Young - Churkin, A. (The clear sun shines over the expanse of fields)
• My city is sleeping - Belikov, S. (The city is sleeping)
• In our homeland - Prokofiev, A. (From sea to sea - native land)
• On seven winds (Ballad) - Volsky, S.
• On the streets of Moscow - Pagirev, G. (All of Moscow is lit up with lights)
• The dawn dies over the forest - Churkin, A. (Mists float in the land of his native)
• Not a birch in a white field - Churkin, A.
• Do not sing, the nightingale - Reshetov, Yu.
• I sing a song about the Motherland - Churkin, A. (There are many countries on Earth where the sunrise is golden)
• We’ll sing a song about the Motherland - Churkin, A. (Wherever in the world you are)
• Oh you, the Dnieper is wide - Serman, B.
• Autumn song - Haustov, L.
• I will serve - I will come to you - Churkin, A. (I’ll look, I’ll see)
• Memory of the heart - Volsky, S.
• Curly guy - Churkin, A. (Curly guy, handsome and gallant)
• Song of the Red Star - Khaustov, L.
• Song about Leningrad - Churkin, A. (Young Dawn Alarmed)
• Song of Leningrad - Gleizarov, N. (In the golden rays of dawn)
• Song about a dear friend - Lozin, V.
• Song about my city (Song about Pskov) - Vinogradov, I.
• A song about my contemporary - Churkin, A. (Quietly, the blue night is floating outside the window)
• A song about you and me - Grigoryev, V.
• Song of Joy - Churkin, A.
• Song about the native plant - Churkin, A.
• A song about Stalin's construction sites - Churkin, A. (In the old days, along the Volga — mother dear)
• Song of Happiness - Churkin, A. (Widely, without end and without edge)
• Song of the Slavic Brotherhood - Khaustov, L.
• Plyasova - Churkin, A. (On an oak tree between branches)
• I fell in love with a simple girl - Churkin, A.
• Remember the garden above the river - Churkin, A. (Remember the garden above the river, spring thawed places)
• Holiday in Kholmogory - creative group of the Northern Choir Rus. songs
• Festive Leningrad - Churkin, A.
• The night comes to the city - Pagirev, G. (The night comes to the city, the guitar rings in the park)
• About love - Vogelson, S. (On the darling on the side)
• Komsomol members passed by - Churkin, A. (As on an early dawn)
• Let the sons grow - Vogelson, S.
• The native land - Churkin, A. (We will leave, dear)
• Homeland - Churkin, A. (Oh you, my homeland)
• Good afternoon, Moscow outpost - Churkin, A. (Above the Neva Broad)
• With the name of Stalin - Churkin, A.
• Northern Ballad (Sang Sailor) - Churkin, A. (In the North Sea, at the cliffs)
• Serezha — tractor driver — Vogelson, S. (Young tractor operator)
• Sister - Churkin, A.
• Siberian Waltz - Pukhnachev, V. (Over the Altai Steppe)
• The Tale of the Hero City — Reshetov, Yu. (My Neva is dark, formidable)
• Glory for centuries, free people - Churkin, A. (Long live and glorify native power)
• Glory to the Fatherland! - Churkin, A. (Our Homeland is growing majestically)
• Listen, good (from the movie "The highlight of the program") - Churkin, A.
• Snow Powder - Volsky, S.
• The soldier went on a visit - Churkin, A. (From afar home to the steppe road)
• Soldier’s thought
• Soldier song - Churkin, A. (Above the split, above the native side)
• Soldier-camp - Churkin, A. (Above the silk grass of the steppe)
• Sleeping boy - Khaustov, L.
• Sleeping cities - Haustov, L.
• That is not the wind - Churkin, A. (At any time, anyone is ready to fight)
• You write to me again (Song — romance) - Khaustov, L.
• At an oak-sycamore - Churkin, A. (Above the rocky shore)
• At the mountain ash - Churkin, A. (A brooding evening fell over a wide river)
• Morning Song - Khaustov, L.
• It's good to be young (from the film "The highlight of the program") - Churkin, A. (We are good to get up from dawn, friends)
• What I need for happiness - Khaustov, L.
• He was walking in an expensive village - Churkin, A. (He was walking in an expensive village for a visit)
• I walked through life - Khaustov, L.
• This is the light-eyed homeland - Volsky, S.
• This is your city, guy - Avramenko, S.
• Eh, you, friends - G. Nosov
• Young comrade, remember! - Belikov, S.
• I go on a spring day - Shoshin, V.
• I go at the dawn - Churkin, A.

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