Kolosov Evgeniy Alekseevich. Kolosov Evgeniy Alekseevich Scientific works

Born in Moscow. In 1957 he graduated from the Central Music School, then, in 1962, from the Moscow Conservatory (class of A.I. Astakhov).

Pedagogical activities:

Since 1962 he has worked at the cello and double bass department of the Moscow Conservatory, and since 1991 he has been a professor. Since 1963 he has been teaching at Central music school. In 1975-1994. He also worked at the Music School at the Moscow Conservatory. Conducts master classes in France, Great Britain, Mexico, South Korea, Spain, in music educational institutions Russia.

In various cities of Russia and the CIS countries, Kolosov was a member of the jury of All-Union and International competitions, chairman of State examination commissions.

Students:

Over 80 students graduated from his class. Among them: Honored Artist of the Russian Federation A. Afanasyev, laureates of international competitions P. Chervinsky, Z. Borovich, R. Ibragimov, I. Kotov (in 1973, for the first time in the history of the USSR, he became the winner and owner of all prizes at the International Competition in Geneva ), M. Novakovsky, A. Feigin and others.

Kolosov's students lead double bass groups in the best orchestras in the country - in the State Symphony Orchestra of Russia M. Kekshoev (winner of the All-Union Competition, Honored Artist of Russia, Associate Professor of the Moscow Conservatory), in the Bolshoi Theater Orchestra, in the Orchestra of the Moscow Academic Musical Theater. K.S. Stanislavsky and Vl.I. Nemirovich-Danchenko (N. Sanko) and others.

Kolosov's graduates are soloists of the best orchestras in Belarus (Professor N. Krivosheev, N. Pulenkov), Kyrgyzstan (Associate Professor K. Tulegenov), Poland (Professor of the Poznan Conservatory P. Czerwiński), Germany (B. Suis), Spain (A. Feigin, K. Martirosyan, M. Valdez-Argudin), Italy (M. Nowakowski), Great Britain (Professor Guild Hall School R. Ibragimov), USA (B. Blumenkranz, B. Astafiev), Mexico (Pedro Luis, Professor A. Diorditsa), Singapore (G. Music), South Korea(Lee Young Soo), Costa Rica (Rodrigo Sanchez), Sweden (E. Magid). Double bassists from Poland, Czechoslovakia, Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia, Algeria, Egypt, Germany, Spain, Korea, and Japan trained under Professor Kolosov. Among them: rector of the Astrakhan Conservatory, Honored Artist of Russia, professor G. Slavnikov, associate professor of the Donetsk Conservatory N. Tyryshkin.

IN last years Bolshoi Theater Orchestra artists V. Molodozhan, A. Parsadanov, A. Manakov, G. Krotenko graduated from Kolosov’s class.

Concert activities:

Kolosov's performing repertoire includes many works from the Baroque era to the present day. Kolosov performed in solo and chamber concerts. The first performer in the USSR of the Sonata for double bass by P. Hindemith, the Concerto for double bass of F. Fontaine, the concerto of E. Konus and others.

Sonatas and concertos for double bass by S. Berinsky, M. Magidenko, A. Koblyakov were written for him and dedicated to him. Kolosov’s partners in performing the Grand Concert Duo by G. Bottesini were violinists G. Feigin and I. Bochkova. Since 1993 he has been working in the Moscow Symphony Orchestra (conductor V. Ziva).

Scientific works. Editions. Publications

He edited and prepared for publication many works of the modern educational and concert repertoire for double bass. In 2003, he wrote the work “Works for string and wind instruments in the repertoire of double bassists.”

KOLOSOV Evgeniy Evgenievich(Jan 4, 1879, Nerchinsk, Transbaikal region - Aug 7, 1937, Omsk), society. and watered. activist, historian of the revolution. movements in Russia. Prof. revolutionary, member Socialist Revolutionary Party (since 1898). In 1905 and 1919 he was co-opted into its Central Committee. Part. Nickname: Kolari. Was a volunteer lawyer. Faculty of St. Petersburg University, studied at the Tomsk Technological Institute. In con. XIX - early XX century led the roar. activities in St. Petersburg, Tomsk, Krasnoyarsk, Nizhny. Novgorod, Odessa, Sormovo, Tula, Saratov. In 1905 - member. Flying detachment of the Fighting Squad, participated in Dec. armed uprising in Moscow. Delegate to the 1st and 2nd Congresses of the Socialist Revolutionary Party. He was arrested several times, spent 2 years in the Peter and Paul Fortress and in Kresty. In the summer of 1907 he emigrated, until 1915 he lived in Switzerland, France and Italy, where he was engaged in journalism and studying the works of N.K. Mikhailovsky, the largest specialist in the heritage of which remains to this day. time. During the First World War he held defencist positions. In the beginning. 1916 tried to return to Russia to join the Russian Army, but was arrested at the border and exiled to the Yenisei province.

After Feb. revolution is one of the leaders of the place. Social Revolutionaries, member Krasnoyarsk council worker and a soldier. deputies, city people. meetings, was part of the seats. committee of societies. security, ed. gas. "Our voice." In con. July 1917 Appointed temporary commissioner of the city and fortress of Kronstadt. On Nov. 1917 elected member of the All-Russian Federation in absentia. Establishes meetings on the list of the Socialist Revolutionary Party from the Yenisei province.

Since the summer of 1918, again in Siberia, he led the active. watered acting in favor of democracy. After Kolchak. coup served in the Yenisei province. zemstvo council and editor. and. "New zemstvo business." Consistent critic and opponent of Kolchak. mode. Since Oct. 1919 – one of the leaders of the Zemstvo Political. bureau, which then became part of the Irkutsk Political Center. In Jan. 1920, as part of a delegation from the Political Center, participated in Tomsk in negotiations with the Sibrevkom and the command of the 5th Army on the creation of East Sib. buffer state. In the same month, he was arrested by the Cheka and until June 23, 1920, he was kept in the Omsk House of Deprivation of Liberty.

From June 18, 1920 he served in economics. department of Sibrevkom. From 1922 in Petrograd, he was engaged in journalism and science. research, since 1933 – scientific. State employee Library of the USSR named after. 

Works: Siberia under Kolchak. Memories, materials, documents. Pg., 1923; Sovereign's prison - Shlisselburg. Pg., 1924; Popular journalism. M., 1930. Lit.: Political parties

Russia. The end of the 19th – the first third of the 20th century: Encyclopedia. M., 1996; Meshalkin P.G. Obsessed. About cultural figures of Krasnoyarsk at the turn of the 19th–20th centuries. Krasnoyarsk, 1998. Transbaikal region - August 7, 1937, Omsk), public and political figure, historian revolutionary movement in Russia. Professional revolutionary, member

(since 1898). In 1905 and 1919 he was co-opted into its Central Committee. Party nickname - Kolari. He was a volunteer student at the Law Faculty of St. Petersburg University and studied at the Tomsk Technological Institute. At the end of the 19th - beginning of the 20th century. led revolutionary activity in St. Petersburg, Tomsk, , Nizhny Novgorod, Odessa, Sormovo, Tula, Saratov. In 1905 - a member of the Flying Detachment of the Fighting Squad, participated in the December armed uprising in Moscow. Delegate to the 1st and 2nd Congresses of the Socialist Revolutionary Party. He was arrested several times, spent 2 years in the Peter and Paul Fortress and in Kresty. In the summer of 1907 he emigrated, until 1915 he lived in Switzerland, France and Italy, where he was engaged in journalism and studying the work of N.K. Mikhailovsky, the largest specialist on whose heritage remains to this day. During the First World War he held defencist positions. At the beginning of 1916 he tried to return to Russia to join the Russian Army, but was arrested at the border and exiled to the Yenisei province.

After the February Revolution - one of the leaders of the local Social Revolutionaries, a member of the Krasnoyarsk Council of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies, the city people's assembly, was a member of the local public safety committee, editor of the newspaper “Our Voice”. At the end of July 1917, the Provisional Government appointed Commissioner of the city and fortress of Kronstadt. In November 1917 he was elected in absentia as a member of the All-Russian Constituent Assembly according to the list of the Socialist Revolutionary Party from the Yenisei province.

Since the summer of 1918, again in Siberia, he was active politically in favor of democracy. After the Kolchak coup, he served in the Yenisei province as a zemstvo council and editor of the magazine “New Zemstvo Business.” Consistent critic and opponent of the Kolchak regime. From October 1919 - one of the leaders of the Zemstvo Political Bureau, which then became part of the Irkutsk Bureau Political center . In January 1920, as part of a delegation from the Political Center, he participated in negotiations with Sibrevkom and command 5th Army on the creation of the East Siberian buffer state. In the same month, he was arrested by the Cheka and until June 23, 1920, he was kept in the Omsk House of Deprivation of Liberty.

From June 18, 1920 he served in the economic department of Sibrevkom. From 1922 in Petrograd, he was engaged in journalism and scientific research, since 1933 - research fellow State Library USSR named after IN AND. Lenin. Since 1925, he was repeatedly arrested and deported to the Urals, Central Asia and Suzdal. After serving time in the Suzdal political detention center, he was exiled to