Russia is famous for raising world-famous political figures, creative personalities and scientists. One of the most famous composers is the namesake of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - Alexander Tchaikovsky. What he is famous for, what works brought him the greatest fame, read in the article.
Who is Tchaikovsky Alexander Vladimirovich?
Hearing this name, people immediately think of the composer who composed such musical works as "Swan Lake", an opera based on the novel of the same name in verse "Eugene Onegin", set the Christmas fairy tale "The Nutcracker" to music.
The Tchaikovsky mentioned in this article is also a musician. He masterfully owns the piano, teaches at the country's leading conservatory, namely the Moscow one. Also Tchaikovsky Alexander Vladimirovich served as rector at the St. Petersburg Conservatory.
Possessing the gift of teaching, Alexander Tchaikovsky raised many winners andwinners of international music competitions established by UNESCO. Graduates who studied with him received a considerable number of awards. A. A. Syumak, a postgraduate student of Alexander Vladimirovich, received an award called the International Tribune of Composers, which pianists rarely manage to achieve.
Biography of Alexander Tchaikovsky
This teacher, musician and simply talented person was born on February 19, 1946 in Moscow. Since the sixty-fifth year of the last century, he studied at the conservatory in Moscow and studied with the leading teachers of the institution. After graduation, he continued his studies in graduate school, and later he himself embarked on the field of teaching. First, he became a professor of composition, and in 1997 he received the position of head of this department.
Tchaikovsky Alexander Vladimirovich, composer and teacher, has a great work experience. For nearly a decade, he was an adviser to the Mariinsky Theater and helped to select the repertoire of the speakers. Then he took the post of rector of the conservatory, which is located in St. Petersburg. He teaches at the world's leading conservatories, writes articles on musical topics, and his compositions are published in the best publications. In addition, he is a member of the jury of numerous competitions.
Creative activity of Alexander Tchaikovsky
Being an extremely talented musician, Tchaikovsky Alexander Vladimirovich writes his compositions in various genres, from symphonies to operas. Music theaterin the work of this composer occupies a leading role: the musician writes all kinds of operas, ballets, concerts. In each work, he manages to fully reveal the individuality of musical instruments.
Tchaikovsky Alexander Vladimirovich writes music not only for tragic stories. His repertoire includes several comic operas based on stories by Anton Pavlovich Chekhov and Arkady Petrovich Gaidar and fables by Ivan Andreevich Krylov.
Composer Alexander Tchaikovsky, whose biography is interesting to all admirers of his work, wrote several compositions for violin, cello and viola. In addition, he has written music for various films and theater productions.
Most famous works
Because Alexander Tchaikovsky wrote a considerable number of compositions, some of them have become less famous than others. Those works by which the work of this composer is recognized are most often operas and concertos.
For example, he is best known for his piano concertos written twenty years apart. The first one was composed in 1972. Inspired by the works of Sergei Eisenstein, the composer wrote the ballet Battleship Potemkin in 1986.
A. Tchaikovsky wrote a large number of works for children. Among them, the most famous is the opera "Fidelity", written in the eighty-fourth year of the last century.
Songs are also known-ballads in French for piano and voice. They are very popular in France.
Alexander Tchaikovsky's achievements
Unrelated to his namesake Pyotr Ilyich, Alexander Tchaikovsky, a Russian composer, is the nephew of musician Boris Tchaikovsky.
His uncle received the title of People's Artist of the Soviet Union, and his nephew followed in the footsteps of his relative, however, became a People's Artist of the Russian Federation. He received this title in 2005.
For numerous successes in creative and teaching activities, Tchaikovsky Alexander Vladimirovich was also named an Honored Art Worker of the Russian Federation. He has been holding this title since 1985.
Festival "Youth Academies of Russia"
Alexander Tchaikovsky also initiated the creation of the All-Russian festival "Youth Academies of Russia", being the artistic director of the Moscow Philharmonic. This festival is designed to help talented young people get the opportunity to play music professionally and enter the best conservatories in the Russian Federation.
The history of this festival began in 2002, when this event was first held in two cities at once: in Moscow and the cultural capital of Russia, St. Petersburg. Since then, the festival has been held several times and has expanded each time. So, the number of participants is increasing every year.
Currently, it is attended by musicians and composers who are already graduating from the conservatory, and also lead an active concertactivities.
