Kalinkovich, Grigory Markovich

Grigory (Gersh) Markovich Kalinkovich was born on June 11, 1917 in Dzhankoy, Tauride province .

He studied at the Simferopol School of Music with teachers E.P. Seferova and I.I. Bogorad . In 1935 he entered the Moscow State Conservatory (now named after P.I. Tchaikovsky) and graduated from it (piano class of A. B. Goldenweiser ) in 1940 . In 1942 he graduated from the Military Conducting Department of the Conservatory and entered the faculty adjunct. After graduating from the composition class with B.N. Lyatoshinsky in 1945 , until 1978 he taught at the Higher School of Military Bandmasters - Higher School of Military Conductors - Institute of Military Conductors - Military Conducting Department at the Moscow State Conservatory: since 1945 - teacher, then after protection in 1954 doctoral dissertation and obtain the rank of the candidate of art from 1955 - assistant professor, in 1958 - 1960 - Deputy Head of the Department, with 1960 - the senior teacher, with 1966 - Head of the Department of inst ntovki and reading scores.

Died June 7, 1992 in Moscow

Family

• In 1942 , during the German occupation of Crimea , father, mother, uncle, sister and 10 other relatives were shot by Germans and collaborators .
• Wife - Anna Moiseevna Kalinkovich (nee Zack, 1918-1982)
  • Son - Alexander G. Kalinkovich (born 1945)
  • Son - Vitaly G. Kalinkovich (born 1950)

• Honored Artist of the RSFSR ( 1981 )
• Associate Professor ( 1955 )
• Candidate of Art History ( 1954 )

• Paganini Fantasy
• Elegy in memory of D. D. Shostakovich (1976)
• G. Kalinkovich Capriccio concert for saxophone and viola with brass band
• three symphonies (1972-1980)
• for a brass band - fantasies on themes of songs of the Great Patriotic War (1943), on themes of songs about Moscow (1964), Solemn-Heroic Overture in memory of General Karbyshev (1965), overture: Victory Day (1968), Youth (1969), Mourning heroic poem (1968), suites: Pioneer (1969), Variety (1970), Ballet (1973), Solemn ode to the 100th anniversary of the birth of V.I. Lenin (1969), Symphony-poem of the Fiery Years (1972), Concert (1973), Music for the laying of wreaths (1973), Waltz-elegy (1975) for trumpet and brass band - Poem (1967)
• for clarinet and wind band - Concert Variations (1974)
• for three saxophones - Concert Waltz (1962), Triptych (1974)
• for trumpet and piano - Romance (1949)
• for piano - Sonatina (1939), Three Preludes and Fugues (1939), Sonata (1940), Three Concert Etudes (1952)
• for trombone - Concertino (1975)
• for baritone - Concert (1974)
• for trumpet and piano - Romance (1949)
• for piano - Sonatina (1939), Three Preludes and Fugues (1939), Sonata (1940), Three Concert Etudes (1952)
• for voice and piano - Two sonnets of W. Shakespeare (1956)
• songs, including Lullaby (lyrics by N. Sidorenko, 1967), Quietly in the forest (lyrics by N. Stashek, 1968), Our friends (lyrics by N. Staszek, 1969), Soldiers in bronze overcoats (lyrics by I. Gaykovich, 1969), And the bombs burst again (f. I. Lapirova, 1970).

• Instrumentation course for wind band (part II, chap. "French horn". M., 1951; part 2, chap. V. M., 1967)
• The problem book on transposition (together with J. Kaabak). M., 1958
• Instrumentation textbook for a brass band (director of the group of authors and author of the II section “Typical copper instruments”). M., 1976.
• N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov - inspector of the military music choirs of the maritime department. M., 1952.
• The problem book on transposition (joint with J. Kaabak). M., 1958

• Kalinkovich, Grigory Markovich
• Kalinkovich Grigory Markovich
• Nozdrunov B. Moscow autumn 1983 // Sov. music. 1984. No. 4. P. 16; Khudoley V. Achievements and Problems // Ibid. 1986. No. 3. P. 36.
• Seferova Eva Pavlovna