Georgy Andreevich Krasulya ( Ukrainian: Georgy Andriyovich Krasulya ; May 9, 1929 , Big Tokmak (now Tokmak, Zaporizhzhya Oblast of Ukraine ) - August 18, 1996 , Kiev ) - Ukrainian and Soviet opera singer ( bass ). Honored Artist of the USSR (1974). Laureate of international vocal competitions in Moscow (1957) and Vienna (1959).
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Biography
After graduating from a mechanical college, he entered the Odessa Institute of Marine Engineers , where he showed a talent for singing, after which G. Krasul was invited to study at the conservatory. In 1958 he graduated from the Odessa Conservatory in the class of F. Dubinenko. In 1955-1958 - the soloist of Odessa , in 1958-1994 - Kiev named after T. Shevchenko opera and ballet theaters .
He made a number of records for the Ukrainian Radio Foundation and on records.
Selected Opera
- Crucian (“ Zaporozhets beyond the Danube ” by S. Gulak-Artemovsky ),
- Kirdyaga, Governor (" Taras Bulba " N. Lysenko ),
- Tour, Gabriel ( "Bogdan Khmelnitsky" Dankevich, Konstantin Fedorovich | K. Dankevich),
- Konchak ( “Prince Igor” by A.P. Borodin ),
- Priest (“ Katerina Izmaylova ” by D. Shostakovich ),
- Saint-Brie (The Huguenots by J. Meyerbeer ),
- Mephistopheles ( “Faust” S. Gounod ),
- Raymond (“ Lucia di Lammermoor ” G. Donizetti ),
- Collen (“ Bohemia ” by J. Puccini ),
- Sparafucillo ( Rigoletto by J. Verdi ).
- "Milan" G. Mayboroda
Literature
- George Krasulya. Encyclopedia of Ukraine. (in Ukrainian)
Links
- George Krasulya. Discography (Ukrainian)
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