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Детство и юность
Георг Отс родился 21 марта 1920 года в Петрограде в семье Карла Отса и Лидии Отс (Вийкхольм). Осенью того же года семья переехала в Эстонию. В Таллинне Карл Отс был принят в труппу театра "Эстония" первоначально баритоном, где и прослужил более тридцати лет. Плодотворным были для Карла Отса занятия в Италии у Арманды дель Аббатти. Опытный педагог сразу определила, что у Карла не баритон, а тенор. Певцом был и дядя Георга Отса — Александр Вийкхольм, также служивший в театре "Эстония", а затем уехавший за границу, где стал артистом варьете.
Георг в детстве мечтал научиться играть на дедушкиной скрипке...
Дискография
Аудиозаписи Г. Отса
Творческое наследие Георга Отса составляет сотни записей, которые он делал для пластинок; специальных записей для радио; записей радиотрансляций концертов, спектаклей; звуковых дорожек художественных и документальных фильмов; архивов телевизионных трансляций, телефильмов, телеспектаклей, отдельных музыкальных номеров, записанных на телевидении.
Фильмы
Георг Отс на видеопленке
"Опера, оперетта, концертная деятельность и многочисленные зарубежные гастроли не мешали Георгу Отсу время от времени отдавать дань и младшей музе искусства — музе кино. К сожалению встречи с ней были менее содержательными, чем выступлениям певца в театре и на концертной эстраде, а отчасти и на телеэкране. Талант Георга Отса, как правило, не находил достойного применения в кино. ...Исключения составляют лишь образы Балтазара Руссова и, частично, Кола Брюньона... В результате фильмы, в которых снимался Георг Отс, не выполняют своего назначения, творческая личность артиста заслоняется внешними эффектами и зачастую проходит в фильме как бы пунктиром."(Х. Тынсон. "Георг Отс") Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Георг Отс родился 21 марта 1920 года в Петрограде в семье Карла Отса и Лидии Отс (Вийкхольм). Осенью того же года семья переехала в Эстонию. В Таллинне Карл Отс был принят в труппу театра "Эстония" первоначально баритоном, где и прослужил более тридцати лет. Плодотворным были для Карла Отса занятия в Италии у Арманды дель Аббатти. Опытный педагог сразу определила, что у Карла не баритон, а тенор. Певцом был и дядя Георга Отса — Александр Вийкхольм, также служивший в театре "Эстония", а затем уехавший за границу, где стал артистом варьете.
Георг в детстве мечтал научиться играть на дедушкиной скрипке...
Дискография
Аудиозаписи Г. Отса
Творческое наследие Георга Отса составляет сотни записей, которые он делал для пластинок; специальных записей для радио; записей радиотрансляций концертов, спектаклей; звуковых дорожек художественных и документальных фильмов; архивов телевизионных трансляций, телефильмов, телеспектаклей, отдельных музыкальных номеров, записанных на телевидении.
Фильмы
Георг Отс на видеопленке
"Опера, оперетта, концертная деятельность и многочисленные зарубежные гастроли не мешали Георгу Отсу время от времени отдавать дань и младшей музе искусства — музе кино. К сожалению встречи с ней были менее содержательными, чем выступлениям певца в театре и на концертной эстраде, а отчасти и на телеэкране. Талант Георга Отса, как правило, не находил достойного применения в кино. ...Исключения составляют лишь образы Балтазара Руссова и, частично, Кола Брюньона... В результате фильмы, в которых снимался Георг Отс, не выполняют своего назначения, творческая личность артиста заслоняется внешними эффектами и зачастую проходит в фильме как бы пунктиром."(Х. Тынсон. "Георг Отс") Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Georg Ots (21 March 1920, Petrograd, current St. Petersburg, Russia – 5 September 1975, Tallinn, Estonia) was an Estonian opera singer. His father was the renowned tenor Karl Ots.
Before studying singing with the Estonian baritone Aleksander Arder in Yaroslavl, where an Estonian cultural centre had been established, Ots was a young Navy Officer who had escaped a sinking ship and taken prisoner in Russia. He was released a year later, and on his return home he auditioned for the conservatory in Tallinn. At the same time, he became a member of the chorus at the Estonian National Theatre in Tallinn. His solo opera debut was a tiny part in Eugene Onegin (1944). He soon became one of the most revered singers with this opera company, with whom he sang with from 1951 until his untimely death in 1975.
Ots was also a welcomed performer in all the major opera houses of the former Soviet Union, being especially popular at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. His repertoire included the roles of: Eugene Onegin, Yeletzky, Escamillo, Renato, Don Giovanni, Papageno, Rigoletto, Iago, Porgy, Figaro, and the title role in Kabalevsky's Colas Breugnon. Ots sang in Estonian, Russian, Finnish, German, Italian and French, and was fluent in all six languages. Ots's most famous role, with which he is often identified with, was the leading character in Anton Rubinstein's opera The Demon. The libretto of The Demon is based on Mikhail Lermontov's famous epic poem, once banned because of its plot line which involves a misalliance between a dark angel and a Georgian princess. Georg Ots's interpretation of the Demon was admired and loved all over Russia, and made Lermontov's controversial poem even more famous.
The popularity of Ots culminated in 1958 with the release of the Lenfilm Studio musical Mister X, based on Imre Kalman's operetta Die Zirkusprinzessin. Ots also played a leading role in Between Three Plagues, a film based on a historical novel by Jaan Kross which illuminates the life of Balthasar Russow (played by Ots), a distinguished Estonian writer and chronicler. Russow (1536-1600) was the author of Chronicle of Livonia, a masterpiece which describes the life `of` and `in` Estonia between the 12-th and 16-th century and is one of the most important literary works on Estonian culture and history of that period.
Ots loved to perform songs by Schubert, Mussorgsky, Tchaikovsky and several other Russian composers, and was also a devoted interpreter of Estonian folk songs. His voice could be heard on radio and TV all over the Soviet Union, and all his records sold out almost immediately.
He also performed successfully in various European countries and in the United States. After his death in 1975, the Estonian Music High School was named after him. In 1997, Russian scientists gave his name to a newly discovered minor planet. He was married three times (to Margot, Asta and Ilona Ots respectively) and had two daughters, a son (daughter Ülle and son Ülo with Asta, and daughter Mariann with Ilona) and two adopted sons (Hendrik and Jüri).
On October 5th 2007, "Georg", a film based on Georg Ots' life, was released. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Before studying singing with the Estonian baritone Aleksander Arder in Yaroslavl, where an Estonian cultural centre had been established, Ots was a young Navy Officer who had escaped a sinking ship and taken prisoner in Russia. He was released a year later, and on his return home he auditioned for the conservatory in Tallinn. At the same time, he became a member of the chorus at the Estonian National Theatre in Tallinn. His solo opera debut was a tiny part in Eugene Onegin (1944). He soon became one of the most revered singers with this opera company, with whom he sang with from 1951 until his untimely death in 1975.
Ots was also a welcomed performer in all the major opera houses of the former Soviet Union, being especially popular at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. His repertoire included the roles of: Eugene Onegin, Yeletzky, Escamillo, Renato, Don Giovanni, Papageno, Rigoletto, Iago, Porgy, Figaro, and the title role in Kabalevsky's Colas Breugnon. Ots sang in Estonian, Russian, Finnish, German, Italian and French, and was fluent in all six languages. Ots's most famous role, with which he is often identified with, was the leading character in Anton Rubinstein's opera The Demon. The libretto of The Demon is based on Mikhail Lermontov's famous epic poem, once banned because of its plot line which involves a misalliance between a dark angel and a Georgian princess. Georg Ots's interpretation of the Demon was admired and loved all over Russia, and made Lermontov's controversial poem even more famous.
The popularity of Ots culminated in 1958 with the release of the Lenfilm Studio musical Mister X, based on Imre Kalman's operetta Die Zirkusprinzessin. Ots also played a leading role in Between Three Plagues, a film based on a historical novel by Jaan Kross which illuminates the life of Balthasar Russow (played by Ots), a distinguished Estonian writer and chronicler. Russow (1536-1600) was the author of Chronicle of Livonia, a masterpiece which describes the life `of` and `in` Estonia between the 12-th and 16-th century and is one of the most important literary works on Estonian culture and history of that period.
Ots loved to perform songs by Schubert, Mussorgsky, Tchaikovsky and several other Russian composers, and was also a devoted interpreter of Estonian folk songs. His voice could be heard on radio and TV all over the Soviet Union, and all his records sold out almost immediately.
He also performed successfully in various European countries and in the United States. After his death in 1975, the Estonian Music High School was named after him. In 1997, Russian scientists gave his name to a newly discovered minor planet. He was married three times (to Margot, Asta and Ilona Ots respectively) and had two daughters, a son (daughter Ülle and son Ülo with Asta, and daughter Mariann with Ilona) and two adopted sons (Hendrik and Jüri).
On October 5th 2007, "Georg", a film based on Georg Ots' life, was released. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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