Vildanov, Rumil Dzhiangirovich

Rumil Dzhiangirovich Vildanov ^[1] ( November 24, 1939 , Frunze , Kyrgyz SSR - February 18, 1987 , Tashkent ) - Soviet composer , conductor , teacher , musical and public figure.

Rumil Vildanov
Full name	Rumil Dzhiangirovich Vildanov
Date of Birth	November 24, 1939 ( 1939-11-24 )
Place of Birth	Frunze , Kyrgyz SSR
Date of death	February 18, 1987 ( 1987-02-18 ) (aged 47)
Place of death	Tashkent , Uzbek SSR
Buried
A country	the USSR
Professions	composer

He graduated from the Tashkent Conservatory ( 1962 ), a student of Boris Zeidman . In 1962-1968 he taught there and later lived and worked in Tashkent .

The author of the symphonic poem "In Memory of Lenin" ( 1960 ) and the oratorio "Lenin" ( 1964 , to the verses of Vladimir Mayakovsky ), the musical comedy "Twelfth Night" ( 1969 , based on the play of the same name by Shakespeare ), symphonic, chamber and choral music.

He also acted as a film composer - including in the films “ Don’t shoot at the 26th ” (1966), “ Farhad ’s feat ” (1968), “ Extraordinary Commissioner ” (1970), “The Seventh Bullet ” and “ We are waiting for you, guy ” ( both of 1972 ), the series “ Fiery Roads ” ( 1977 —1984), “ Mischief-maker ” (1977), “Love and Fury” , “House under the Hot Sun” (both 1978 ), “ Watch Out! Snakes! "," Triptych "(both 1979 )," Mirages of Love "( 1986 ) and a number of other paintings of Central Asian film studios, as well as in many animated films -" Trail on the Earth "(1972)," Once Upon a Time in the Desert "( 1986 ) and others. The music of Vildanov for the series “Fiery Roads” (1977) is called “amazing” by the poet Sanjar Yanyshev ^[2] .

He died on February 18, 1987. He was buried at the Dombrabad cemetery in Tashkent ^[3] .