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KOCHETOV Nikolay Razumnikovich [26 VI (8 VII) 1864, Oranienbaum, now Lomonosov - 3 I 1925, Washington] - Soviet composer, conductor, teacher, painter, music. and arts. critic. Son.At the end of the legal. faculty Mosk. University (1889) served in the judiciary. From 1893 he devoted himself to music. Muses self-education was supplemented by lessons from G. A. Larosh (counterpoint), the advice of M. K. Erdmansdorfer (instrumentation). He taught the theory of music, solfeggio, the history of music and solo singing in private schools, Musical Drum. School Mosk. Philharmonic Society, Nar. conservatory; in 1906-20 - the history of music, the history of art, aesthetics, Nar. music at the Synodal School (from 1918 - Nar. Choral Academy), lectured in Washington. University and Nar. University named after Shaniavsky. After 1917 he worked at the Muses. Department of People's Commissariat of Education, was a scientific. an employee of the anthem, taught classes at the Muses. school them. A. A. Yaroshevsky. Since 1886 he collaborated in Washington. periodic editions like muses. reviewer. In 1895 he made his debut as a conductor performing his music for the tragedy of A.V.Amphitheater "Polotsk ruin"; in 1903-05 conductor T-ra Solodovnikova in Washington, where the premiere of his opera "Terrible Revenge".