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Irina Elcheva

Irina Mikhaylovna Elcheva (; 28 November 1926 – 8 May 2013) was a Russian composer. Biography Her mother, Nadezhda Bogolyubova, was also a composer, music theorist, and pianist, and her father, M.D.

Irina Mikhaylovna Elcheva (; 28 November 1926 – 8 May 2013) was a Russian composer. Biography Her mother, Nadezhda Bogolyubova, was also a composer, music theorist, and pianist, and her father, M.D. Yel’cheva, was a singer. Elcheva was a member of the USSR Union of Composers, the Znanie Society, and the Union of Theatre Workers. Selected works Publications * “On the Development of Musical Memory,” 1953 Orchestral * Simfoniya pamyati pogibshikh v blokadu Leningrada (Symphony in Memory of Those who Perished in the Siege of Leningrad), 1965 * Pechorskiye starinï (Times of Yore in Pechora), suite, 1963 * Piano Concerto, 1968 * Zavadskaya uvertyura (A Factory Overture), 1975 * Ivanovskaya uvertyura (Ivanovo Overture), 1977 Stage * Spartak (Spartacus), opera, V. Chulisov, S. Tsenina, after Giovagnoli, 1961 * Skazka o lenivom bobryonke Tale of the Lazy Beaver (operetta, Yu. Shestalov), 1980 * Riki-Tiki-Tavi (Yel′cheva, after R. Kipling), 1985 * Alen′kiy tsvetochek (The Little Scarlet Flower) (Yel′cheva, after I. Bazhov), 1996 Choral * Russkaya svad′ba (A Russian Wedding), 1966 * Khorovodnïye pesni (Round Songs), 1967 * K novoy zhizni (Towards a New Life) (oratorio, Yu. Shestakov), 1973 *

Era
Post-War
Lived
1926–2013
From
Russia
Born in
Saint Petersburg · died Saint Petersburg
Known as
composer
Genres
opera