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Mikael TariverdievComposer
Date of Birth: 15.08.1931
Country:  Russia |
Content:
- Biography of Mikael Tariverdiev
- Compositions and Debut
- - Composed over 100 romances
- - Also composed "Waiting" (1985) and "The Girl and Death" (1987)
- - Three-time winner of the Nika Award
Biography of Mikael Tariverdiev
Early Life and Education- Born on August 15, 1931, in Tbilisi, Georgia
- Graduated from the Gnessin State Musical and Pedagogical Institute in 1957, where he studied composition under Aram Khachaturian
Compositions and Debut
- Made his debut at the Grand Hall of the Moscow Conservatory with his romances, performed by Zara Dolukhanova
- Composed over 100 romances
The Opera Era- "Who Are You" (1964):Launched the aesthetics of Boris Pokrovsky's chamber theater
- "Count Cagliostro" (1983):A comic opera that remains popular to this day
- Also composed "Waiting" (1985) and "The Girl and Death" (1987)
Film Scores- Collaborated with cinema from 1958 onward
- Composed music for over 130 films, including:
- "The Young Ones of Our Fathers" (1958)
- "The Seventeen Moments of Spring" (1973)
- "The Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath" (1976)
- "My Younger Brother"
- "Man Follows the Sun" (1961)
- "Goodbye, Boys" (1964)
- "Love" (1966)
- "The King Stag" (1976)
- "The Resident's Mistake" (1968)
- "The Missing Expedition"
- "The Golden River"
- "The Endhaus Mystery" (1990)
- "And the Wind Returns" (1991)
- "Russian Ragtime" (1993)
- "Summer People, Summer Residents" (1995)
Awards and Recognition
- Received the USSR State Prize for his music in "The Irony of Fate" (1977)
- Three-time winner of the Nika Award
- Laureate of the Los Angeles International Music Festival- Published his autobiography, "I Just Live," in 1997
Legacy
- Died in Moscow on July 25, 1996
- Remembered for his memorable film scores and contributions to classical music and opera
