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Лемешев, Сергей Яковлевич (1902-1977), русский певец, лирический тенор. Родился 10 июля 1902 года в деревне Старое Князево Тверской губернии. Окончил Московскую консерваторию; работал в оперной студии под руководством К.С.Станиславского. Пел в театрах Свердловска, Харбина, Тбилиси; в 1931 был приглашен в Большой театр, где дебютировал в партиях Царя Берендея, Ленского и Джеральда. До 1956 был ведущим солистом театра, где спел множество партий в операх Н.А.Римского-Корсакова, Дж. Верди, Россини и других. Партию Ленского Лемешев называл своей самой любимой - именно она принесла ему известность. В последний раз он исполнил ее на сцене Большого театра в день своего семидесятилетия, в 1972 году.
Лемешев много выступал как камерный певец, исполнял народные песни, романсы. Несколько раз пробовал силы в качестве оперного режиссера, поставил в Большом театре Вертера Массне. В 1951-1961 руководил кафедрой оперной подготовки, в 1969-1971 — кафедрой сольного пения в Московской консерватории. Исполнил главную роль в фильме Музыкальная история, вел циклы передач на Всесоюзном радио, был руководителем вокальной группы. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Лемешев много выступал как камерный певец, исполнял народные песни, романсы. Несколько раз пробовал силы в качестве оперного режиссера, поставил в Большом театре Вертера Массне. В 1951-1961 руководил кафедрой оперной подготовки, в 1969-1971 — кафедрой сольного пения в Московской консерватории. Исполнил главную роль в фильме Музыкальная история, вел циклы передач на Всесоюзном радио, был руководителем вокальной группы. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Sergei Yakovlevich Lemeshev (Russian: Серге́й Я́ковлевич Ле́мешев, born July 10 [O.S. June 27] 1902, Staroye Knyazevo, Tver District – died June 26, 1977, Moscow) was a Russian operatic lyric tenor.
Lemeshev was born into a peasant family, and his father wanted him to become a cobbler. In 1914, he left a parish school and was sent to be trained to make shoes in St Petersburg. In 1917 he graduated from school in Tver, where he attended vocal training. He began first at a local workers' club and later moved to Moscow.
Between 1921-1925, he studied at the Moscow Conservatory with Nazari Raisky (1875-1958). In 1924, he sang in the opera studio of Konstantin Stanislavsky. From 1926-1931, he sang in the theatres of Sverdlovsk, Harbin, and Tbilisi. In 1931, he was invited to the Bolshoi Theatre, where he sang the roles of Tsar Berendei (The Snow Maiden), Lensky (Eugene Onegin), and Gerald (Lakmé). Along with his friendly rival Ivan Kozlovsky (1900-1993), he was the leading tenor at the Bolshoi until 1956.
While Lemeshev was one of the leading tenors of the Bolshoi Theatre, he was idolized by female fans who were jokingly called "lemeshistki." The theatre lobby was a venue for scuffles between the "lemeshistki" and the "kozlovityanki", as Kozlovsky's fans were known.[1]
Lemeshev's roles included Levko in May Night, Zvezdochyot (the Astrologer) in The Golden Cockerel, the Indian guest in Sadko by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Boyan in Ruslan and Ludmila by Mikhail Glinka, Dubrovskiy in the opera of the same title by Eduard Napravnik, and the Duke in Verdi's Rigoletto, among others. Lensky was his signature role, however, and he played it more that 500 times from 1927 onwards. He performed it for the last time on his 70th birthday, after suffering three heart attacks and having a lung removed.
Asteroid number 4561 received the name Lemeshev in 1978, a year after Sergei Lemeshev's death. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Lemeshev was born into a peasant family, and his father wanted him to become a cobbler. In 1914, he left a parish school and was sent to be trained to make shoes in St Petersburg. In 1917 he graduated from school in Tver, where he attended vocal training. He began first at a local workers' club and later moved to Moscow.
Between 1921-1925, he studied at the Moscow Conservatory with Nazari Raisky (1875-1958). In 1924, he sang in the opera studio of Konstantin Stanislavsky. From 1926-1931, he sang in the theatres of Sverdlovsk, Harbin, and Tbilisi. In 1931, he was invited to the Bolshoi Theatre, where he sang the roles of Tsar Berendei (The Snow Maiden), Lensky (Eugene Onegin), and Gerald (Lakmé). Along with his friendly rival Ivan Kozlovsky (1900-1993), he was the leading tenor at the Bolshoi until 1956.
While Lemeshev was one of the leading tenors of the Bolshoi Theatre, he was idolized by female fans who were jokingly called "lemeshistki." The theatre lobby was a venue for scuffles between the "lemeshistki" and the "kozlovityanki", as Kozlovsky's fans were known.[1]
Lemeshev's roles included Levko in May Night, Zvezdochyot (the Astrologer) in The Golden Cockerel, the Indian guest in Sadko by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Boyan in Ruslan and Ludmila by Mikhail Glinka, Dubrovskiy in the opera of the same title by Eduard Napravnik, and the Duke in Verdi's Rigoletto, among others. Lensky was his signature role, however, and he played it more that 500 times from 1927 onwards. He performed it for the last time on his 70th birthday, after suffering three heart attacks and having a lung removed.
Asteroid number 4561 received the name Lemeshev in 1978, a year after Sergei Lemeshev's death. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
