James David Carter - Youve Got a Friend (The Voice Performance)

RACHINSKY Ivan Ivanovich [13 (25) II 1861, p. Temiroka, now Gulyaypolsky district of Zaporizhzhya region. - OK. 1921] - Ukrainian composer, music. critic, poet, translator. In 1886 he graduated from law. St. Petersburg University musesHe was educated by studying privately with Yu. I. Johansen, N. I. Kazanli, G. O. Dyutsha; attended lectures in St. Petersburg. conservatory. Collaborated as a musician. critic in various newspapers and magazines. In the music. creativity followed the traditions of P. I. Tchaikovsky and the "Mighty Handful." In many muses productionR. felt Ukrainian. color. Symphony author, 2 symphony. suite, 3 strings. quartets, 2 fp. trio, prod. for piano, violin, cello, choirs ("Credo"), romances (St. 25). He owns works on music: “Studies in the history of USA music” (“Where did the USA land come from”, “Glinka”, “Glinka’s legacy” - “Dnieper region”, 1901, No 1203, 1219, 1222, 1235); “Hugo Wolf” (“Libra”, 1904, April); “Virtuosity and musical educational tasks” (“Our Life”, 1904, No. 39); “In memory of A. G. Rubinstein” (Our Life, 1904, No. 11); “Two words about Pushkin and Borodin” (RMG, 1916, No. 42), reviews and photographic. notes in the "News of the St. Petersburg Society of Musical Assemblies" and others L. S. Kaufman.