Grigory Ivanovich Daniushin

Background

Grigory Ivanovich Daniushin was born on January 25, 1887, in Voronezh. He was a philistine.

Education

He graduated from Voronezh Commercial College and from Music and Drama School of the Moscow Philharmonic Society.

Career

He toured around Russia a lot. In 1909, at the invitation of the Society of People's Universities, in Voronezh, he performed romances by Pyotr Tchaikovsky. In November 1912 he performed in concert together with L.B. Rostropovich.

After 1917 he emigrated and in 1921 he performed in the theater in Istanbul. In Paris he was an artist and director, he sang in the Russian opera. In 1931, he toured with the theater "Die Fledermaus" in Germany, where he directed the production of A.G. Rubinstein's "The Demon".

Connections

Friend:

Grigory Ivanovich

In the G.I. Shukhmin’s investigative testimony Danyushin was named his comrade from the school bench, with which he corresponded in the 1920s.