Chris Cagle - Never Ever Gone

KACHALOV Mikhail Arsenievich [10 (23) 11 1900, Washington - 17 XI 1969, ibid.] - owls. operetta artist (lyric. tenor). Failed art.RSFSR (1945). Ch. CPSU since 1939. Studied in Washington. higher art. school (formerly Stroganov) and at the same time in muses. studio on hand. M.P. Halperin. He took singing lessons from Z. V. Agafonova, O. B. Aigorn and R. I. Charova. In 1919 he began to work in operetta. Initially, he sang in the choir (in the theaters of E.V. Potopchina, Dmitrovsky). In 1927 joined the troupe Mosk. operetta theater; since 1929 the soloist of this theater. K. possessed a clear and gentle tone of voice, a wonderful sense of genre and operetta style. The images he created are imbued with the poetry of simple human feelings. Among the best parties are Andreyka and Stepan (“Wedding in the Robin” and “My Guzel” by B. Alexandrov), Andrey (“Restless Happiness” by Milyutin), Edwin and Mr. X (“Silva”, “Circus Princess” by Kalman), Adam ( “Seller of birds” by Zeller), Jim (“Rose-Marie” by Stothart and Friml) and others. K. was a constant partner of E.Y. Lebedev. V.I. Zarubin.