That Song In My Head - Julianne Hough

ZHURAVLENKO Pavel Maksimovich [29 VI (11 VII) 1887, village Nikanorovka, now Kirovograd region. - 28 VI 1948, Leningrad] - Soviet singer (bass). Nar art.RSFSR (1939). He took singing lessons from A. V. Secar-Rozhansky in Washington. In 1911 he made his debut in the opera company M.K. Maksakova (Kazan). In 1912-18, the soloist of St. Petersburg. (Petrogr.) Theater Muses. drama, from 1918- Maly Opera House and at the same time Leningrad. Theater of Opera and Ballet. Juicy, powerful, deep bass J. sounded expressively and evenly in all registers. Performing various parts, he enjoyed particular success in comedic, poignant and satirical. cast: Varlaam (Boris Godunov), Dodon; Saltan (“The Tale of Tsar Saltan”), Cherevik (“Sorochinskaya Fair” by Mussorgsky), Leporello (“The Stone Guest” by Dargomyzhsky and “Don Giovanni”), Farlaf and others. Among the best games of J. - Baron (“The Mean Knight” Rachmaninov). In 1918-21, J. was a constant partner of F.I. Chaliapin in the operas Don Quixote by Massenet (J. performed the part of Sancho Panso) and The Barber of Seville (Bartolo).He also performed in an operetta (the comedic-grotesque image of Colonel Olendorf - “The Pauper Student” by Millaker, etc.). He was the first performer of the party of the old Prince Bolkonsky in the opera War and Peace by Prokofiev (1946). V.I. Zarubin.