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ORLANSKIY Sergey Yakovlevich [p. 19 (31) III 1898, St. Petersburg] - Soviet conductor. Failed activist Arts Turk. SSR (1943). Son of Y. F. Orlansky-Titarenko. From childhood, he studied the game of fp. He graduated in 1915 theoretical. Department of Muses. school, in 1916 external Petrogr. conservatory (in the class of phil. at N. A. Dubasov). He performed with his father (accordion duet), since 1915 as a pianist-ensemble with many others. performers. Since 1922, the conductor (student of E. A. Cooper, later N. S. Golovanov) symph. Orchestras of Riga and Dushanbe, Mosk. Musical comedy theater at hand. V.M. Bebutova (1924-26), Washington. the Operetta Theater (1927-35), the Musical Comedy Theater in Sverdlovsk (1935-36, 1955-59), a number of opera theaters in Washington, Riga, Dushanbe, etc., Radio of Washington and Leningrad. In 1940-43 he worked in Ashgabat, where he participated in the preparation of the Decade of Turkmens. art and literature in Washington, the organization of Turkmenistan. Theater of Opera and Ballet.Under the control. O. premieres of a number of performances, including the ballet Aldar-Kose by Korchmarev (1942, Ashgabat), Swan Lake (1948, Dushanbe), the operetta Feltsman's Noise on the Mediterranean Sea (1951, Leningrad Musical Comedy Theater), Solovyov-Sedoy's Most Treasured (1952, there same) and others. Since 1960, conductor and music. consultant of the film studio "Lenfilm". I.M. Yampolsky.