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Evgeniy Krylatov - biography, date of birth, place of birth, filmography, clips, Composer, Actor.
Born on February 23, 1934, Lysva, Sverdlovsk Region - Soviet and Russian composer.
After graduating from the Motovilikhinsky School of Music, Krylatov entered the Perm School of Music.
At the Moscow Conservatory (1953-1959), Yevgeny Krylatov studied at two faculties at once: in the composition class with Professor MI Chulaki and in the piano class of V. N. Natanson. Wonderful teachers worked at the conservatory, but communication with M.I.Chulaki became important for Evgeny Krylatov. In addition to high professionalism, M.I.Chulaki possessed that understanding of life, which was so important to a beginning composer who came from a province to a foreign city, living without a home, without any material base. The composer course in which Yevgeny Krylatov studied was very strong. He studied with such remarkable musicians in the future as A.G. Schnittke, Alemdar Karamanov, Eduard Lazarev. Among the diploma works of Evgeny Krylatov - a piano concert, "Pamir Capriccio", the ballet "Seven-colored flower", which in 1965 was staged at the Bolshoi Theater and went on its stage for 5 years. During this period, the composer actively works in the drama theater, his works begin to sound on the radio. He writes music for performances from the "golden fund" of the theatrical repertoire: "Minor" and "Woe from Wit" at the Maly Theater, "The Inspector General" at the Riga Theater of Russian Drama, "Romeo and Juliet" at the Youth Theater and others. In total, over the years of his creative activity, Evgeny Krylatov has created a large number of works in different genres: symphonic, chamber, pop music, music for drama theater, radio and television. But his work in cinematography is especially fruitful. The music for the animated films Umka (1969, directed by V. Popov and V. Pekar) with the famous Lullaby of the Bear and Santa Claus and Summer (directed by V. Karavaev) began his widespread composer fame; films "About Love" (1970, director M. Bogin), "Property of the Republic" (1971, director V. S. Bychkova), "Oh, this Nastya!" (1971, director Yu.S. Pobedonostsev). Since then, Yevgeny Krylatov for 25 years has been one of the most popular composers of Russian cinema, wrote music for feature films: "And then I said no ..." (1973, director P.O. Arsenov), "Looking for a man" (1973, director M. Bogin), "The woodpecker does not have a headache" (1974, director D. K. Asanova), "Confusion of feelings" (1977, director P. O. Arsenov), "And it's all about him" (1977, director I. Shatrov), "Do not part with your loved ones" (1979, director P.O. Arsenov), "The Adventures of Electronics" (1979, directed by K. Bromberg), "Guest from the Future" (1985, directed by P.O. Arsenov), "Purple Ball" (1987, directed by P.O. Arsenov), "Don't Leave" (1989 , director L. A. Nechaev), “When they are late at the registry office ...” (1991, director - Vitaly Makarov), “First Bridge” (1995, director R. Puia), “Children of Monday” (1997, director A. I. Surikov), the cartoon trilogy "Prostokvashino" (directed by V. Popov) and many others. Evgeny Krylatov is the author of music for more than 140 films - documentary, fiction and animation. In addition to well-known films, Yevgeny Krylatov's creative baggage contains pictures that are especially dear to the composer. Among them, for example, the Soviet-Bulgarian feature film "The Little Mermaid", filmed in 1975 by director V. S. Bychkov.
Bromberg), "Guest from the Future" (1985, director P.O. Arsenov), "Purple Ball" (1987, director P.O. Arsenov), "Don't Leave" (1989, director L.A. Nechaev), " When they are late at the registry office ... "(1991, director - Vitaly Makarov)," First Bridge "(1995, director R. Puia)," Children of Monday "(1997, director A. I. Surikova), cartoon trilogy" Prostokvashino "(director V. Popov) and many others. Evgeny Krylatov is the author of music for more than 140 films - documentary, fiction and animation. In addition to well-known films, Yevgeny Krylatov's creative baggage contains pictures that are especially dear to the composer. Among them, for example, the Soviet-Bulgarian feature film "The Little Mermaid", filmed in 1975 by director V. S. Bychkov.
Bromberg), "Guest from the Future" (1985, directed by P.O. Arsenov), "Purple Ball" (1987, directed by P.O. Arsenov), "Don't Leave" (1989, directed by L.A. Nechaev), " When they are late at the registry office ... "(1991, director - Vitaly Makarov)," First Bridge "(1995, director R. Puia)," Children of Monday "(1997, director A. I. Surikova), cartoon trilogy" Prostokvashino "(director V. Popov) and many others. Evgeny Krylatov is the author of music for more than 140 films - documentary, fiction and animation. In addition to well-known films, Yevgeny Krylatov's creative baggage contains pictures that are especially dear to the composer. Among them, for example, the Soviet-Bulgarian feature film "The Little Mermaid", filmed in 1975 by director V. S. Bychkov.
directed by P. O. Arsenov), “Don't Leave” (1989, directed by L. A. Nechaev), “When they are late at the registry office ...” (1991, directed by Vitaly Makarov), “First Bridge” (1995, directed by R. Puia ), "Children of Monday" (1997, directed by A. I. Surikov), cartoon trilogy "Prostokvashino" (directed by V. Popov) and many others. Evgeny Krylatov is the author of music for more than 140 films - documentary, fiction and animation. In addition to well-known films, Yevgeny Krylatov's creative baggage contains pictures that are especially dear to the composer. Among them, for example, the Soviet-Bulgarian feature film "The Little Mermaid", filmed in 1975 by director V. S. Bychkov.
directed by P. O. Arsenov), “Don't Leave” (1989, directed by L. A. Nechaev), “When they are late at the registry office ...” (1991, directed by Vitaly Makarov), “First Bridge” (1995, directed by R. Puia ), "Children of Monday" (1997, directed by A. I. Surikova), cartoon trilogy "Prostokvashino" (directed by V. Popov) and many others. Evgeny Krylatov is the author of music for more than 140 films - documentary, fiction and animation. In addition to well-known films, Yevgeny Krylatov's creative baggage contains pictures that are especially dear to the composer. Among them, for example, the Soviet-Bulgarian feature film "The Little Mermaid", filmed in 1975 by director V. S. Bychkov.
"Children of Monday" (1997, director A. I. Surikov), cartoon trilogy "Prostokvashino" (director V. Popov) and many others. Evgeny Krylatov is the author of music for more than 140 films - documentary, fiction and animation. In addition to well-known films, Yevgeny Krylatov's creative baggage contains pictures that are especially dear to the composer. Among them, for example, the Soviet-Bulgarian feature film "The Little Mermaid", filmed in 1975 by director V. S. Bychkov.
"Children of Monday" (1997, director A. I. Surikov), cartoon trilogy "Prostokvashino" (director V. Popov) and many others. Evgeny Krylatov is the author of music for more than 140 films - documentary, fiction and animation. In addition to well-known films, Yevgeny Krylatov's creative baggage contains pictures that are especially dear to the composer. Among them, for example, the Soviet-Bulgarian feature film "The Little Mermaid", filmed in 1975 by director V. S. Bychkov.
which are especially dear to the composer. Among them, for example, the Soviet-Bulgarian feature film "The Little Mermaid", filmed in 1975 by director V. S. Bychkov.
which are especially dear to the composer. Among them, for example, the Soviet-Bulgarian feature film "The Little Mermaid", filmed in 1975 by director V. S. Bychkov.
All popular songs came out of the cinema. The success of "Song of the Sword" performed by A. Mironov in the film "Property of the Republic" was continued by "Forest Deer" from the film "Oh, this Nastya!", "Alder Earring" ("And this is all about him"), "Winged swing ”(“ The Adventures of Electronics ”),“ Three White Horses ”(“ Magicians ”),“ Beautiful Far Away ”(“ Guest from the Future ”). The best works of the composer are collected on the discs "Winged Swing" (1994), "I Love You" (1996) and others. The television series "And it's all about him" is the first joint work of Yevgeny Krylatov and the poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko. In addition to E. Yevtushenko, Evgeny Krylatov collaborated with many wonderful poets - Bella Akhmadulina, Robert Rozhdestvensky, Leonid Derbenyov, Igor Shaferan, Ilya Reznik, Mikhail Plyatskovsky. More than 70 songs have been written with Yuri Entin. Among the songs written by the composer, there is a children's prayer "Lord, have mercy!", "Save and save" (words by A. Sukhanova) .
The composer continues to work actively. He wrote the music for the films "Cricket Behind the Hearth" (director L. A. Nechaev, lyrics by Yu. S. Entin), "Under the Pole Star I", "Under the Pole Star II" (directed by M. Voronkov, lyrics by E. Evtushenko), Collective Farm Entertainment (directed by M. Voronkov), Little Fighter, Zorka Venus (Star Venus), Dress for Cinderella (all directed by Kasymova), Thumbelina (directed by L. A. Nechaev , lyrics - Yu. S. Entin), songs "Be with me", "In the old castle" (words by Yu. S. Entin). Music for the children's educational television film "Gardener" (2009, directed by A. Samsonov), the television series "Annushka" (2009, directed by Sergei Nikonenko).

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