Background
Fedor Tsabel was born on March 29, 1878, in Penza, Russian Federation.
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The Great Hall, the main performance auditorium. The Moscow Conservatory.
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The Great Hall, the main performance auditorium. The Moscow Conservatory.
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Fedor Tsabel
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Fedor Tsabel graduated from the Moscow Conservatory (1907).
Career
Fedor Tsabel worked as a director of the Ivanovo College of Music (1913-1933). He was head of the musical part of the Voronezh Young (1937-1941) and Drama (1941-1950) theaters. Member of the II Decade of Soviet Music in Voronezh (1940-1941), where fragments from his opera "Stepan Razin" were performed. He was a lecturer at the Voronezh College of Music (since 1946).
The author of the music and musical component for the performances: "Lev Gurych Sinichkin" Dmitry Lensky, "Finest, the brave Falcon" Nikolai Shestakov, "Aside" Valentin Lyubimov, "Soldiers of Stalingrad" Nikolai Virta.
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August 7, 1957 (aged 79) -
Nationality
Russian Empire
Education
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1907