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Strelnikov (present family. - Mezenkampf) Nikolai Mikhailovich [2 (14) V 1888, Petersburg - 12 IV 1939, Leningrad] - Soviet composer, music. critic and conductor. Failed activist Arts of the RSFSR (1939). In 1909 he graduated from St. Petersburg. law school. He began to study music since 1900; Took lessons in FP. by G.I. Romanovsky, composition (since 1909) by A.K. Lyadov and A.M. Zhitomirsky. After Oct. Revolution of 1917 led a great enlightenment. work in work clubs and military units as a lecturer. In 1919-21 he worked in muses. Department of People's Commissariat of Education. In 1919-20 he taught music listening courses in Petrogr. theatre. student In 1918-28 he collaborated in the journal. "The Life of Art" (since 1922 the head of the music department). In 1922-39 the head. musespart of the Leningrad. YOUTH. S. is one of the creators of owls. operettas. In his best productions, differing in detailed muses. drama, organically combine drama and vibrant comedy. Their music impresses with melodic juiciness and expressiveness. Many operettas S. had lasting and lasting success. His "Servant" was the first owl. productionin the genre of historical and everyday operetta. S.'s activity as muses was active. criticism. The author is numerous. articles and reviews published in decom. newspapers and magazines. His pamphlets about Beethoven (1922), A. N. Serov (1922), and M. I. Glinka (1923) suffer from idealism. approach to the study of classic. heritage.