Today we will tell you who Evgeny Muravyov is. His biography will be discussed in detail below. This is a Russian playwright and songwriter. He is the author of libretto musicals. He also became the author of lyrics that are performed by Russian pop stars.
Biography
Evgeny Muravyov is a poet who was born on January 8, 1961 in Kazan. After graduation, he became a student of the Sasovskiy Flight School of Civil Aviation named after Taran G. A. Evgeny was a pilot, worked in agricultural aviation, flew An-2 aircraft. In parallel, he studied at the Kazan Aviation Institute named after A.N. Tupolev. This hero, our hero graduated with honors.
In the nineties, he dramatically changes his life and goes to Estonia, moves to the city of Kunda. There he begins to work as a teacher at school - he teaches physical education, history and economics. The creative path of our hero as a poet begins in 1995. And in 1998, he moved to Moscow. Our hero is married, loves to travel, enjoys photography
Creation
Evgeny Muravyov is a songwriter. He notes that in this capacity, his main task is to ensure that his personal feelings, as well as thoughts, are transmitted first to the performer, and then turned into the feelings of the listener. He tries to catch the motive on which the soul and heart are tuned. Each song is a little story for him. He is trying to make as much sense as possible in each word and speak utterly sincerely.
He began to write poetry in 1995. First, he composed 25 test texts. After he decided to show them to professional composers. While traveling in Moscow, he left his work to Arkady Ukupnik and Igor Krutoy. After 5 months, the latter invited our hero to Moscow. Then he signed the first copyright agreement on songs. From the above selection of developments, Igor Krutoy put aside more than half of the works for himself. Arkady Ukupnik chose a few more.
In 1996, the first song arose on the stage which was based on the poetry of the poet - "Her Highness." Performed by Irina Allegrova. Other compositions followed: “The Right of the Last Night”, “Gallery of Broken Hearts”, “Harem”, “Chestnut Branch”. Our hero became the laureate of “Song of the Year”. Irina Allegrova recorded about 50 compositions to the verses of this author. In collaboration with Igor Krutoy, the songs “You Know Mom” were created for Diana Gurtskaya and “River Tram” for Alla Pugacheva.
Our hero, together with Kim Breitburg, organized a duet of Boris Moiseev and Lyudmila Gurchenko, who performed the song “Petersburg-Leningrad”. Further, this creative union presented another composition to the poet’s poems - “I Hate”. Nadezhda Kadysheva and Alexander Kostyuk create the song "Broad River" to the verses of Muravyov. For the anniversary of St. Petersburg, the anthem of this city was written. This work is also interesting in that it was attended by leading performers of domestic pop. The video for this song was broadcast by Russian channels. Soon the song could be heard on the radio. She also sounded during the festive events held in St. Petersburg. In total, since 1996, about a thousand compositions have been written on the verses of Muravyov.
Since 2010, Eugene has been successfully and actively working on writing libretto for various musicals. Our hero notes that this genre captivated him by the fact that he allows you to step over the boundaries of one song, change the form of a verse, expand the range of stories described, and get away from the principle of couplet-chorus. The author notes that it is incredibly interesting for him to revive the heroes, build their world. Our hero is the author of a literary translation of the play by I. Kalman “Bayadere”. The author is a member of the Russian copyright society.
Composers
Evgeny Muravyov collaborates with Alexander Ruzhitsky, Arkady Ukupnik, Alexey Garnizov, Alexander Kostyuk, Kim Breitburg, Alexander Morozov, Igor Krutoy. He also consists in creative alliances with Juliana Donskaya, Yegor Shashin, Alexander Dobronravov, Alexander Lukyanov, Maria Fedorova, Alexander Fedorkov, Alexander Kosenkov, Sergei Voitenko.
Performers
Yevgeny Muravyov wrote the poems underlying the songs that were performed by: Sofia Rotaru, Alla Pugacheva, Joseph Kobzon, Irina Allegrova, Philip Kirkorov, Laima Vaikule, Valery Leontyev, Nadezhda Kadysheva, Larisa Dolina, Nikolai Baskov, Olga Kormukhina, Lada Dance, Taisa Povaliy, Angelica, Lolita, Alexander violent, Lyudmila Gurchenko, Boris Moiseev, Mikhail Anybody Tamara Gverdtsiteli, sister Rose, Love Assumption, Alexander Marshall, Arkady Ukupnik, Alexei Goman, Yan Osin, Ludmila Nikolaeva Natalia Vetlickaya, Alexander Panayotov, Dee on Gurtskaya Ruslan Alehno, Alexey Chumakov Vladimir Vinokur, Alyona Apina, Igor Slutsky, Efim Shifrin, Katya Lel, Marina Devyatova Irina Ponarovskaya, Eugene Pleasing, Renat Ibragimov, Alexander Malinin, Natalia Varley, Valery Zolotukhin, Alexander Domogarov Sergei Kuprik , Garik Sukachev, Elena Hmel. He also collaborated with Sergei Pereverzev, groups of "Girls", "Prime Minister", "Yin-Yang", "Assorted", the ensemble "Syabry", "Bayan Mix".
Awards
Evgeny Muravyov is a laureate of the festival under the title “Song of the Year”. He is also a multiple winner of chanson achievements. In addition, the poet many times became the laureate of the festival under the title "New songs about the main thing."
Reviews and videos
Irina Allegrova noted that Evgeny Muravyov is Balzac living in our days. According to her, the man who writes such poems perfectly understands what a woman needs, feels her character. Sergei Sosedov emphasized that our hero creates attractive poems, which, combined with the music of worthy composers, become the key to the success of albums of contemporary pop stars.
Video clips were shot to many of our hero’s poems, among them: “River Tram”, “Wide River”, “I Hate”, “You Know Mom”, “Her Highness”, “Swing”, “Last Night's Right”, “Happy Birthday!”, “Harem”, “In Half”, “Eye to Eye”, “Lady Boss”, “We Continue the Show”, “Holidays”, “Control Kiss”, “Clouds”, “Egoist”, “ Ginger Cat, Snow Maiden, Someday. Now you know who Evgeny Muravyov is. A photo of the poet is attached to this material.