Our today's hero is Sergey Grebennikov. A biography with a photo of this person will be given below. We are talking about the Russian Soviet poet and songwriter, film and theater actor.
Biography
Grebennikov Sergey is an actor and poet who was born in 1920, on August 14. Comes from the family of a railway worker. When the young man was ten years old, he lost his parents. He was raised by his elder brother Vladimir Timofeevich Grebennikov, who lived in Sochi.
Grebennikov Sergey in 1936 after graduating from nine classes of high school entered the Moscow Musical College A.K. Glazunov by competition. I chose the vocal and drama department. In 1937 he became a student at the Moscow City Theater School. Graduated from this educational institution. He became a student at the Music College, which was part of the Moscow Conservatory.
The first steps in art
Grebennikov Sergey in 1941 became a member of the choir of the ensemble of the Central House of Culture of Railway Workers. The team was managed by Dunaevsky. With this ensemble, the artist in 1941-1943 gave concerts in parts of the Far Eastern Army, as well as in the Navy.
Since 1944, our hero served in the Moscow Theater of Miniatures. He was disbanded later. The actor had to go to the Moscow Region Operetta Theater . He later joined the Romen team. Finally he began to play on the stage of the Moscow Theater of Young Spectators. Since 1961, our hero was engaged in literary work. The actor and poet passed away in 1988, September 29, in Moscow. He was buried at the Vagankovsky cemetery.
Movie
Grebennikov Sergey in the fifties served as part of the Moscow Youth Theater simultaneously with Dobronravov. This acquaintance predetermined the creative fate of our hero. Along with activities in the theaters of Moscow, the actor starred in a number of films.
In 1942, he received a role in the novel “Call of the Mother” from the collection “Belarusian Novels”. In 1955, he played Captain Garanin, the battery commander in the film "The Case of Corporal Kochetkov."
In 1956 he embodied the image of Ignat Vasilievich, a livestock collective farm in the film "The Gray Robber." After that, our hero changed his type of activity.
Children
Grebennikov Sergey is a poet who began professional literary work in the 1960s. Together with Nikolai Dobronravov, he created New Year's fairy tales, which were staged in the Palaces of Culture and clubs of Moscow, as well as in the St. George Hall of the Kremlin.
The co-authors created original plays, as well as stage plays for musical and children's broadcasting on All-Union Radio.
Our hero also took part in the work on works for puppet theaters, among which should be noted "Spikelet - a magic mustache" and "The Secret of the Elder Brother". These performances were held in theaters of Leningrad, Moscow and other cities of the USSR, as well as abroad.
Other literature
Grebennikov Sergey and Nikolai Dobronravov in 1960 wrote a play entitled “The Lighthouse Lights Up”. For several years she went with success at the Moscow Theater of Young Spectators. In 1962, the play “The Lighthouse Lights Up” was published in the publishing house under the name “Young Guard”.
In the sixties, young actors left the theater and actively traveled around the country, mainly in Siberia. As a result, they create the first poetry collection, which was published in Moscow in 1964. The book was called "To Siberia for Songs." In addition, they write a number of compositions, including “The Voice of Peace Supporters”.
At the same time, the opera Ivan Shadrin was staged on the stage of the Kuibyshev Opera and Ballet Theater according to the libretto by Grebennikov and Dobronravov. The music for this work was written by Dekhterev. During this period, a creative alliance was formed with Alexandra Pakhmutova, a young composer. The co-authors created many songs.
The following composers also wrote music to the poetry of this poet: Muslim Magomayev, Arkady Ostrovsky, Evgeny Martynov, Sigismund Katz, Michael Tariverdiev. For twenty years, Sergei Timofeevich published stories and novels for the young generation at the Young Guard publishing house. These works were created both independently by our hero, and together with Nikolai Dobronravov. In 1971, the book "The Third Not Extra" was published. In 1976, the work "Vacations Coming Soon!" Was published.
Compositions to the music of A. N. Pakhmutova
Grebennikov Sergey is a songwriter who wrote the song “The main thing, guys, do not grow old with your heart!”. It was performed by I. Kobzon, as well as L.P. Barashkov. He is the author of poems for the composition "Cuba - my love." She fell into the repertoire of M. M. Magomayev and VIA "Nadezhda". Wrote the song "Tenderness." T. Bulanova, Frida Bokkara, M.V. Kristalinskaya took the stage with her.
He was the author of the poems of the composition "Stars over the Taiga". It was performed by Elena Kamburova, as well as I.D. Kobzon. Wrote the song "The coward does not play hockey." It was introduced to the public by E. A. Gil, Vadim Mulerman, as well as the Large Children's Choir conducted by V. Popov.
Vladimir Alexandrovich Nechaev performed the composition “Snow Maiden” created by our hero. E. A. Gil sang "Courage builds cities." Gennady Mikhailovich Belov took in his repertoire the song “Noisy Bread”.
The poet is also the author of the song "Farewell to the Brotherhood." It was performed by Joseph Kobzon, Aida Vedishcheva and Yuri Puzyrev. On his poems was written the composition "Tired submarine." It was performed by Yu. A. Gulyaev and Yuri Bogatikov.
Wrote the song "Across the Hangar." This work was presented to the public by M.V. Kristalinskaya and I.D. Kobzon. He is the author of poems that were the basis of the song "Geologists". It was performed by the Hi-Fi group, as well as Irina Brzhevskaya. Yuri Puzyrev went on stage with the song "Power transmission line 500".