Alexander Timofeevich Gatsenko

November 8, 1929 (age 66)

Buturlinovka, Voronezh, Russian Federation

Since 1954 and until 1958 Gatsenko, besides working as a teacher, was the head of Folk Instruments department at Voronezh Musical College; In the period of 1958-1968 he worked as bayan (accordion) teacher and director of the orchestra in Gnessin State Musical College in Moscow; Between 1962 and 1980, simultaneously with his job at Gnessin State Musical College, he was working as a teacher at Moscow State Art and Cultural University; Since 1980 he worked as a teacher and the head of Folk Instruments department at Prokovief Sergei Sergeevich Children Music School №1 in Moscow.

Alexander Timofeevich Gatsenko

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accordionist conductor teacher

Background

Alexander Gatsenko was born on 8th November, 1929.

Career

Since 1954 and until 1958 Gatsenko, besides working as a teacher, was the head of Folk Instruments department at Voronezh Musical College;

In the period of 1958-1968 he worked as bayan (accordion) teacher and director of the orchestra in Gnessin State Musical College in Moscow;

Between 1962 and 1980, simultaneously with his job at Gnessin State Musical College, he was working as a teacher at Moscow State Art and Cultural University;

Since 1980 he worked as a teacher and the head of Folk Instruments department at Prokovief Sergei Sergeevich Children Music School №1 in Moscow.

Achievements

Gatsenko was one of the teachers of Alexander Vladimirovich Sklyarov, famous Russian bayan (accordion) player and People's Artist of Russia.

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