Background
Otto von Tidebel was born on February 5, 1863, in Voronezh, Russian Federation.
Tambovskaya oblast, Russian Federation
Music school
Otto von Tidebel was born on February 5, 1863, in Voronezh, Russian Federation.
Otto von Tidebel studied in Voronezh Mikhailovsky cadet corps, took music lessons from Vitold Rostropovich. After graduation, he made a tour of the Volga region and Siberia, was engaged in concert and educational activities, composed music, and was published in Voronezh Newspapers.
Otto von Tidebel performed in Germany, Austria, China, and Japan. In 1895-1897, he taught in the music class in Tambov and was the concertmaster of the Symphony orchestra. Otto von Tidebel made a tour of the Volga region and Siberia. From the autumn of 1898, he lived in Voronezh, opened a private music class, and in 1904-1905 taught at the school of Yermolaeva. In 1909, Otto von Tidebel moved to Saint Petersburg, gave concerts, collaborated with the periodical press, published books, and opened a music class. In 1913, he returned to Voronezh, engaged in concert and educational activities, composed music, and was published in Voronezh Newspapers. In 1916-1917, Otto von Tidebel performed concerts in Russia and Manchuria.
Otto von Tidebel was a very purposeful and ambitious young composer, who was not afraid to make mistakes and made his best in order to achieve his goal.
Fedor Borisovich (Theodore Christian) was a doctor. He studied at the medical faculty of the University of Derpt and worked as a resident physician of a military hospital in Moscow. In September 1847, he moved to Voronezh, where he worked in the cholera department of the hospital during the epidemic. Later he worked as a doctor and teacher in the Mikhailovsky cadet corps and the Voronezh theological seminary.