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Russian and Armenian singer and music teacher

Biography

Born in the family of Dagmara Alexandrovna (sister of the famous Soviet singer Zara Dolukhanova) and Pavel Gerasimovich Lisitsianov. Graduated from the Central Music School at the Moscow State Conservatory in piano, then the Gnessin Musical and Pedagogical Institute in chamber singing. Since 1965, she has been a soloist with the Madrigal ensemble of early music, then for many years a chamber repertoire performer in a duet with her sister Ruzanna Lisitsian. Their vocal duet received wide recognition in the USSR, performed on tour in many countries of the world. He was distinguished by the constant replenishment of his repertoire, which by the beginning of the 1990s included over five hundred works of various eras, genres and styles.

Since 1990, Karina Lisitsian has been teaching at the Russian Academy Theater Arts(GITIS), where she first taught a class vocal ensemble, and then a class of academic singing. Together with Ruzanna and Ruben Lisitsian, she created the P. Lisitsian Charitable Foundation, within the framework of which she organizes numerous concerts, master classes, and creative seminars.

Karina Pavlovna Lisitsian(born October 28, 1938, Yerevan, Armenian SSR) - Soviet, Russian and Armenian singer, music teacher. People's Artist Armenian SSR (1987), Honored Artist of Russia (1997), professor.

Biography

Born in the Armenian family of Pavel Gerasimovich and Dagmara Alexandrovna (sister of the famous Soviet singer Zara Dolukhanova) Lisitsianov. She graduated from the Central Music School at the Moscow State Conservatory in piano, then the Gnessin Musical and Pedagogical Institute in chamber singing. Since 1965, she has been a soloist with the Madrigal ensemble of early music, then for many years a chamber repertoire performer in a duet with her sister Ruzanna Lisitsian. Their vocal duet received wide recognition in the USSR, performed on tour in many countries of the world. He was distinguished by the constant replenishment of his repertoire, which by the beginning of the 1990s included over five hundred works of various eras, genres and styles.

Since 1990, Karina Lisitsian has been teaching at the Russian Academy of Theater Arts (GITIs), where she first taught a vocal ensemble class, and then a class of academic singing. Together with Ruzanna and Ruben Lisitsian, she created the P. Lisitsian Charitable Foundation, within the framework of which she organizes numerous concerts, master classes, and creative seminars.

Karina Lisitsian is married to the famous Russian statesman and public figure Alexander Vladislavlev.

Ruzanna Lisitsian Full name Ruzanna Pavlovna Lisitsian Date of birth May 9, 1945 (1945 05 09) (67 years old) Place of birth Moscow, USSR ... Wikipedia

- (born October 28, 1938) Russian and Armenian singer and music teacher. Daughter of Pavel Lisitsian, sister of Ruzanna Lisitsian. Wife of Alexander Vladislavlev. Graduated from the Gnessin Musical Pedagogical Institute. Since 1965, the soloist of the ensemble ... ... Wikipedia

Karina Pavlovna Lisitsian (born October 28, 1938) is a Russian and Armenian singer and music teacher. Daughter of Pavel Lisitsian, sister of Ruzanna Lisitsian. Wife of Alexander Vladislavlev. Graduated from the Gnessin Musical Pedagogical Institute. With ... ... Wikipedia

Wikipedia has articles about other people with that surname, see Lisitsian. Pavel Lisitsian Full name Pavel Gerasimovich (Pogos Karapetovich) Lisitsian Date of birth October 24 (November 6) 1911 (1911 11 06) ... Wikipedia

- (arm. Լիսիցյան) Armenian surname. Known speakers: Lisitsian, Karina Pavlovna (b. 1938) Soviet, Russian and Armenian singer. Lisitsian, Maria Vartanovna (1908 1995) rhythmic gymnastics coach, Honored Coach of the USSR. ... ... Wikipedia

Nazeli Stepanovna Lisitsian (April 5, 1906 December 3, 2005) dancer, Doctor of Economics. She studied dancing with her older sister Srbuya Stepanovna Lisitsian, a researcher of ethnic choreography, founder of the Tiflis Institute of Rhythm ... ... Wikipedia

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The Lisitsian sisters - Karina Pavlovna (born 1938) and Ruzanna Pavlovna (born 1945) - Russian and Armenian singers and music teachers, daughters of the singer Pavel Lisitsian. From 1965 they performed together as part of the early music ensemble Madrigal, and then until 1995 as a vocal duet.
Karina Pavlovna Lisitsian (born October 28, 1938, Yerevan, Armenian SSR) is a Soviet, Russian and Armenian singer, music teacher. People's Artist of the Armenian SSR (1987), Honored Artist of Russia (1997), professor.
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Karina Lisitsian is married to the famous Russian statesman and public figure Alexander Vladislavlev.
Ruzanna Pavlovna Lisitsian (born May 9, 1945, Moscow, USSR) is a Soviet, Russian and Armenian singer, vocal teacher. People's Artist of the Armenian SSR (1987), Honored Artist of Russia (1997), professor.
Biography

Ruzanna Lisitsian was born into the family of a famous Soviet opera singer Pavel Lisitsian. Studied at Central music school at the Moscow State Conservatory, harp class. In 1965 she graduated from the vocal department of the music school. M. M. Ippolitov-Ivanov, in 1969 - the Gnessin Musical and Pedagogical Institute (N. A. Verbova class).

In 1965-1973 she sang in the Madrigal ensemble of early music, later in a duet with her older sister Karina she was a soloist of the Moscow State Academic Philharmonic. Over the years, their vocal duet has performed on television, radio and concert stage, toured the cities of the USSR and many other countries. His constantly expanding repertoire included more than five hundred works of various eras, genres and styles, always performed in the original language.,

In 1996-2002, Ruzanna Lisitsian taught at the Academy of Choral Art and the State music school them. Gnesins. Since 2002, she has been an associate professor, and later a professor, of the Department of Academic Solo Singing Russian Academy music named after the Gnesins. Her most famous students are the soloist Bolshoi Theater Anna Aglatova and soloist of Helikon-Opera Elena Mikhailenko.,

Ruzanna Lisitsian is a member of the jury of a number of Russian music competitions. Together with her sister Karina and brother Ruben, she created the P. Lisitsian Charitable Foundation, within the framework of which she organizes numerous concerts, master classes, and creative seminars.

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Karina Pavlovna Lisitsian(born October 28, Yerevan, Armenian SSR) - Soviet, Russian and Armenian singer, music teacher. People's Artist of the Armenian SSR (1987), Honored Artist of Russia (1997), professor.

Biography