Background
Alexander Alexandrovich Lukinich was born in 1875 in Czech Republic.
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Alexander Alexandrovich Lukinich
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Alexander Alexandrovich graduated from the Prague Conservatory, the class of Professor G. Wiganю Ру studied at the St. Petersburg Conservatory in 1904-1905.
Career
Since the 1890s, Alexander Alexandrovich worked as a teacher in different cities of Russia. In 1900-1904 he lived in Voronezh, played in the ensemble with V.G. Rostropovich, and was the first teacher of cellist L.V. Rostropovich. He was a teacher in the music school named after A.I. Gurovich (Nikolaev city, 1912-1913); taught at the music classes of the Omsk branch of the Imperial Russian Musical Society (1913-1914).
As part of the string quartet, he performed at the chamber music evenings. In 1914 Alexander Alexandrovich Lukinich conducted the 50-person symphony orchestra created on his initiative, which gave several concerts on works of Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky, Nikolai Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakov, Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky. The further fate of Lukinich is unknown.
Education
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1904 - 1905
Career
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1890
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1912 - 1913