Background
Vitaly Semenovich Petrishchev was born on May 18, 1946, in the village Yastrebovka, Yastrebovka district, Kursk region, Russian Federation.
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Vitaly Semenovich Petrishchev
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Education
In 1964 Petrishchev graduated from Voronezh Regional Cultural and Educational School in Bobrov town, Russian Federation. After that, he entered the Moscow State Institute of Culture and graduated from that in 1970 in specialty head of an Orchestra of Folk Instruments.
Career
After graduation from Voronezh Regional Cultural and Educational School (1964), Petrishchev started working there (Children's Art School) as a teacher specializing in the chromatic accordion (bayan) (since 1965). Since the mid-1980s, he has been working as an accompanist of the folk choir in the Chesma village cultural center in Bobrov district.
He wrote a lot of songs for choir and lead singers. For example, "My land", "Sings the village", and so on. He released the songbook "Sings the harmonica."
