Lev Ivanovich Lukin ( 1892 , Moscow - 1961 , Moscow) - Soviet choreographer and pianist .
| Lev Ivanovich Lukin | |
|---|---|
| Date of Birth | 1892 |
| Place of Birth | Moscow Russian empire |
| Date of death | 1961 |
| Place of death | Moscow , USSR |
| A country |  the USSR |
| Professions | choreographer , pianist |
| Instruments | |
Biography
Lukin Lev Ivanovich was born in 1892 in Moscow.
In 1910 he graduated from the Music College. Gnesins , in 1912 - the ballet studio of E. A. Elirov. He continued his studies at the Moscow Conservatory (piano class), in the studio of A. M. Shalomytova.
From 1920 to 1924 he worked in the troupe “Free Ballet Studio” (“Moscow Free Ballet”) that he created. As a choreographer, he was assigned to the "left" figures of the Russian avant-garde.
Since 1924 he worked in the Baku Workers' Theater, in 1936-1944 - in the Studio named after A. Duncan.
During the Great Patriotic War, he worked as the head of the Pacific Fleet Ensemble. After the war he staged dances for operettas, worked in a circus.
Creativity
Ballet productions: “Sarcasm” and “Transience” (1920), “Tragic Poem”, “Four Etudes”, “Satanic Poem” and “Four Mazurkas” (all - 1921), “Etudes to the Poem of Ecstasy” and “Eleven Dance Numbers” "(1922)," Sappho "(1923)," Hebrew Dances "(1923)," Spanish Dances "," Twelve Dances to the Music of Chopin "," Second Rhapsody "(1924)," Carmen Suite "by J. Bizet ( 1927), at the Sixth Symphony at the muses. P.I. Tchaikovsky (1st and 4th parts).
Proceedings
- L. Lukin. "About the dance." Theatrical Review. 1922. No. 4.
Literature
- Voskresenskaya N. The experiments of L. Lukin // Ballet. 1993. No. 4.