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Vladimir Vasilevich Nazarov
Владимир Назаров
Birth at
24 February 1952
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He is the founder and head of the ensemble of Russian folk wind instruments "Jaleika" (1975-1982), "Ensemble of folk music" (1982-2002) and the State musical theater of national art (since 2002). Vladimir Nazarov wrote more than three hundred songs ("Ah, Carnival ...", "Don Juan", "Here we met", "Thunderstorm", "Parrot", etc.) and music for many movies ("An Angel Came to You", "Turkish March", etc.), cartoons (for example, "The Back Side of the Moon" by A. Tatarsky) and theatrical performances,
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He is the founder and head of the ensemble of Russian folk wind instruments "Jaleika" (1975-1982), "Ensemble of folk music" (1982-2002) and the State musical theater of national art (since 2002).
Vladimir Nazarov wrote more than three hundred songs ("Ah, Carnival ...", "Don Juan", "Here we met", "Thunderstorm", "Parrot", etc.) and music for many movies ("An Angel Came to You", "Turkish March", etc.), cartoons (for example, "The Back Side of the Moon" by A. Tatarsky) and theatrical performances, in particular, to the play "Forest Song" by Lesya Ukrainka, staged by Roman Kozak in the Chekhov Makhat. For the music for the play "Players" based on the play by N.V. Gogol in the production of Oleg Menshikov, Vladimir Nazarov was awarded the theatrical award "The Seagull". He is a three-time winner of the National Russian Music Award “Ovation”.
Vladimir Nazarov is the director of five musical performances at the State Musical Theatre of National Art: “Russian Frescoes of the Twentieth Century”, “On Love in All Languages”, “Forest Song” (based on the play by Lesya Ukrainka) and “Memorial Prayer, or Violinist on the Roof” (based on the play by Grigory Gorin), “A Spring in the Desert” (a play by Andrei Khokhlov based on the fairy tale “The Little Prince”).
In 2005, Vladimir Nazarov made his debut as a film director: he shot a two-part tragicomedy "Lie Detector for Sale" based on Vasily Sigarev's plays "Lie Detector for Sale" and "Phantom Pains".