Bambasurengiin Sharav ( Mong. Bambasurengiin Sharav ; November 13, 1952 - July 15, 2019 , Ulan Bator ) is a Mongolian composer and musician , pianist . Honored Artist of Mongolia (2002). Laureate of the State Prize (1992).
| Bambasurengiin Sharav | |
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| mong. Bambasүrengiin Sharav | |
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| Date of Birth | November 13, 1952 |
| Place of Birth | Somon Jargalthan Aimaka Hantiy Mongolia |
| Date of death | July 15, 2019 (66 years old) |
| A place of death | Ulaanbaatar |
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| Occupation | composer , musician |
| Awards and prizes | Honored Artist of Mongolia |
- This name is Mongolian ; Bambasurengiin - middle name , not last name ; this person’s personal name is Sharav.
Biography
Born in somone Jargalthaan aimak Khentiy in eastern Mongolia . From childhood, I learned from my father how to play the accordion . He worked as a music teacher in the schools of Ulaanbaatar , began to compose children's songs. Since 1975 he studied at the Conservatory in Sverdlovsk .
The author of more than 200 songs and romances, composed more than twenty major musical works, eight concerts for Mongolian folk instruments, three symphonies, four ballets: “Golden Rod ” ( Altan Urag ), “Cool Autumn” ( Seren Namar ), “ Intermediate State ” ( Zuurdyn Oron ) and The Sword Tempered in Onon ( Onond Khataagdsan Ild ), several operas, including the opera Genghis Khan ( Genghis Khan , 2003). Created music for 30 feature films. In 2000, at the suggestion of Yo-Yo Ma, he created the musical The Legend of Kerulen for the Silk Road Project . Several of his musical compositions were presented at the Stanford Pan-Asian Music Festival in 2011.