Main article: History of music in Russia
Biography
April 25, 1907 in St. Petersburg, a genius was born in the family of a janitor and a maid.
The future mass supplier of Russian Soviet military and lyrical songs that will sing at any Russian table here, and whose tunes are guessed around the world.
His name was Vasily Petrovich Soloviev. He had unrealistically light hair in his childhood, in sunny blind whiteness, and therefore he took himself the yard, kid's pseudonym Seda. And he became Solovyov -gray-haired.
In 1936 he graduated from the Leningrad Conservatory.
In 1941, he headed the front-line concert brigade "Hawk," and immediately left near Rzhev - where there were fierce battles.
Laureate of two Stalin prizes.
He wrote "Candles of charms are burning" - one of the favorite songs of Russian soldiers for the eighth decade.
He composed "Nightingales, nightingales, do not disturb soldiers" and great blues "Evening on Raid" ("Sing, friends, tomorrow we will go to a campaign in pre-dawn fog"...) - for which he just received the Stalin Prize.
His "First thing - airplanes" and "It's time to go on the road" even my generation - we, the boys in the yard! - sang after 40 years (this, o-my, hits, were in the top for forty years).
He was generally a master of male, fraternal song, writing "If only the guys of the whole earth" and piercing "Where are you now, fellow soldiers..."
His "Moscow Evenings" are included in the Guinness Book of Records, and exist in a hundred world options - for example, in the jazz version of Kenny Ball and on the Fireball album of Deep Purple. There are her countless correspondence in Vietnamese, Turkish, Japanese, and in all European languages.
They wrote a huge number of super-hits about the Civil and Patriotic, and in general about the military business. He is an ideal reminder that our common people can, if there is a task set by the country.
If today the country had its own Vasya Seda, the son of a janitor, a genius - it would be easier for us to endure all this.
(The best songs it is selected here, you can both listen to and download with one click: https://zaharprilepin.ru/ru/mp3/sovetskaja-pesennaja-klassika-stalinskij-period/vasilij-solovjov-sedoj.html )
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