The concert of masters of Ukrainian art is a Soviet musical film concert directed by Boris Barnet , filmed in 1952 at the Kiev film studio . The premiere took place on May 11, 1952 [1] [2] .
| Concert of masters of Ukrainian art | |
|---|---|
| Ukrainian Concert of Mayters of Ukrainian mystery | |
 Poster (poster) for the film (1952) | |
| Genre | music film |
| Producer | Boris Bvrnet |
| Author script | Boris Barnet |
| In the main cast | Mikhail Grishko Boris Gmyrya Ivan Patorzhinsky Maria Litvinenko Larisa Rudenko Elizabeth Chavdar |
| Operator | Eugene Andricanis Alexey Mishurin |
| Composer | Mark Fradkin |
| Choreographer | Pavel Virsky |
| Film company | Kiev film studio |
| Duration | |
| A country | |
| Language | and |
| Year | 1952 |
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Content
- 1 plot
- 2 Teams and performers
- 3 notes
- 4 Literature
- 5 Articles and Publications
- 6 References
Story
A musical concert film created by director Boris Barnet according to the canons of mass art of the Stalin era . The leitmotif of the film is “Song of Stalin” by composer Mark Fradkin to verses by Mikhail Isakovsky performed by the consolidated choir, soloist Mikhail Grishko , Ukrainian folk song “Zakuvala tsiva siva zozulya” performed by the soloists of the State Honored Chapel of Bandura Players of the Ukrainian SSR , ode to the opening of the Volga-Don Canal ...
The production is performed by prominent Ukrainian Soviet opera singers , famous dance groups, soloists and ensembles: Boris Gmyrya , Ivan Patorzhinsky , Maria Litvinenko-Volgemut , Larisa Rudenko , Elizaveta Chavdar [1] .
Sounds of arias from operas : “ Zaporozhets beyond the Danube ”, “ Boris Godunov ”, “ Taras Bulba ”, “Young Guard”.
Presented are scenes from the ballet Maroussia Boguslavka , the Ukrainian national dance Hopak performed by the State Dance Ensemble of the Ukrainian SSR staged by Pavel Virsky [3] ...
Until Stalin's death, all national governments were filming such concerts.
When the leadership decided to create this film, the task was to show the best forces of Ukrainian art — vocal, opera, ballet.- Shulamith Tsybulnik [4] .
Collectives and performers
- Mikhail Grishko - soloist, “Song of Stalin”;
- Boris Gmyrya - Boris’s aria from the opera Boris Godunov;
- Dmitry Gnatyuk - Ostap's aria from the opera Taras Bulba;
- Lydia Gerasimchuk - part of Marusya from the ballet Marusya Boguslavka;
- Evgenia Ershova - Lesia's part from the ballet Maroussia Boguslavka;
- Ivan Patorzhinsky - Karasy part, duet of Odarka and Karasy from the opera Zaporozhets beyond the Danube ;;
- Maria Litvinenko-Volgemut - the part of Odarka, the duet of Odarka and Karasy from the opera Zaporozhets beyond the Danube ;;
- Larisa Rudenko - Mother's part from the opera Taras Bulba;
- Elizaveta Chavdar - soloist, songs “Green Hop” and “Soloveyko”;
- State Dance Ensemble of the Ukrainian SSR - Ukrainian national dance " Hopak ";
- State Honored Chapel of Bandurists of the Ukrainian SSR - Ukrainian songs and music;
- Transcarpathian Folk Choir - “Song of Stalin”, “fragment for the opening of the Volga-Don Canal ”.
and etc.
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Beumers, 2016 .
- ↑ Aldoshina, 1996 .
- ↑ Kushnirov, 1977 , p. 195, 198.
- ↑ Khlebnikova, 2002 .
Literature
- Kushnirov M. A. Life and films of Boris Barnet . - M .: Art , 1977 .-- S. 195, 198. - 264 p. - (Cinema in the USSR - History). - 25,000 copies.
- Birgit Beumers. Russian Cinema Guide = A Companion to Russian Cinema. - Chichester, West Sussex, UK; Malden, MA, USA: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2016 .-- 672 p. - (Wiley-Blackwell companions to national cinemas.). - ISBN 978-1118412763 .
Articles and Publications
- Veronika Khlebnikova. “It was incredibly easy to work with him” (Barnet in Kiev). Remember N.A. Gebdovskaya, S.M. Tsybulnik, E.M. Vasilko-Gakkebush (Russian) // Cinema notes : journal. - 2002. - No. 61 . - ISSN 0235-8212 .
- Oksana Aldoshina. Barnet Boris. “Guilty Without Guilt” (Russian) // The Art of Cinema : Journal. - 1996. - October ( No. 10 ). - ISSN 0130-6405 .
Links
- "Concert of masters of Ukrainian art" (English) on the Internet Movie Database
- "Concert of masters of Ukrainian art" (1952) on the site "Encyclopedia of Russian Cinema"
- "Concert of masters of Ukrainian art" (1952) on the site KINOMANIA.RU