Anatoliy Kiselyov

Anatoliy Kiselyov is Soviet and Russian composer, arranger, musician, member of the Board of the Union of Moscow Composers, secretary of the Union of Composers of Russia, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation. In 1970 he graduated from the Moscow Conservatory, where his teachers were A. Sveshnikov, Alfred Schnittke, Aleksandr Flyarkovsky. In 1974, he came to work in the vocal-instrumental band 'Good Fellows' as a keyboard player and arranger, but a year later he headed this band as artistic director and remained so until 1988. Anatoliy Kiselyov - the author of symphonic, chamber, instrumental, vocal and choral music, music for theater and cinema. For example, in the The Brownies, or A Dream in a Whinter Night (1987) and 32 December (1988), Pavel Smeyan sang his songs. Later, Anatoliy Kiselyov began to write choral works in Orthodox traditions.