Leonid Borisovich Bobylev, also Bobylyov (Леони́д Бори́сович Бобылё́в, born October 15, 1949, in Tula), died January 7, 2025. 12 Оценить ответ 2 источника eng.skillbox.ru is a Russian composer. Bobylev graduated from the

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, where he studied composition with Mikhail Chulaki, a professor at the Moscow Conservatory.

Works

Bobylev has composed 7 operas, 1 ballet, 10 concertos, a symphony, a symphonic poems "De profundis" and "…e poi…", 4 concerti grossi, 9 oratorios and cantatas, chamber music for solo instruments and ensembles, and some music for theatre and motion pictures. ;Opera *''Gregory Melehov'' (1980,

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by A.Medvedev after

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's novel "And Quiet Flows the Don", the concert audition of the fragments Moscow, 1988) *''The Lost Hunt'' (1981, libretto by Tatiana Vershinina and Leonid Bobylev after prose by V. Astafiev, the concert audition Moscow, 1983) *''Who Invented the Soap Balloons?'' (1989, for children, libretto by O. Volozova); *''Hi, Alice!'' (1993, for the juniors, premiere Moscow; 1993) *''…With the Last Kissing…'' (1994, mono-opera, libretto by Leonid Bobylev after the novel Doctor Zhivago by

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premiere

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, 2001) *''Playing Chehov'' (2000, libretto by Leonid Bobylev after

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's stories) ;Orchestra *''Miracles of the Forest'', suite (1979) *Symphony (1985) *''De Profundis'', symphonic poem (premiere

, 1992, recording on Broadcast Nord

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1993) ;Concertante * Concerto for viola and string orchestra (1970) * ''Viennese Musical Box'' (Венская шкатулка), Concerto Grosso No.3 for violin, viola, piano and string orchestra (2007)

External links

Official site
{{DEFAULTSORT:Bobylev, Leonid 1949 births Living people People from Tula, Russia Russian opera composers Russian male opera composers Soviet male composers 20th-century Russian male musicians Moscow Conservatory alumni