Valery Konstantinovich Yashkin (December 20, 1940, Petrozavodsk - January 10, 1997, Moscow) - Soviet musician. Honored Artist of the RSFSR. One of the founders of VIA Pesnyary (the original name is Lyavona ).
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| Professions | composer, teacher |
| Genres | stage |
| Awards | Honored Artist of the RSFSR |
Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 Creativity
- 2.1 Songwriter
- 3 Bibliography
- 4 notes
- 5 Links
Biography
He met with Vladimir Mulyavin and other first participants of the Pesnyary VIA in 1965 while serving in the army (Belarusian Military District).
The group - the predecessor of Pesnyarov, then called Lyavona, included Vladimir Mulyavin (vocals, guitar), Leonid Tyshko (bass), Vladislav Misevich (flute, saxophone, vocals). Valery played keyboards and lyre [1] . He performed in the ensemble (intermittently) until 1977.
He graduated from the Theater Institute, Higher Directing Courses at GITIS . Taught at RATI , Associate Professor. PhD in Art History [2]
He was buried at Mitinsky cemetery .
Creativity
Opera parable "Song of the Share" (libretto) - VIA Pesnyary
The rock opera “The Legend of Emelyan Pugachev” (libretto) [3] and the rock-oratorio “Masters” - VIA “Ariel” .
Songwriter
Nadpis na dverich (Door Sign)
Bylnadrina
For the Russian land
Lyavona
Masters
My Guitar (While My Guitar Gently Weeps)
Streets without end
Yesterday (Russian text)
Delaila (Russian text)
Region possess (Russian text)
Bibliography
Vocal-instrumental ensembles. M. 1980 [4]
Halfway from the stage to the theater. 1995