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Dragomirov-Tolstiakov, Pavel
DRAGOMIROV, Pavel Nilovich [Dragomirov-Tolstiakov, real name Tolstiakov; brother of Nikolai Nilovich Tolstiakov] (b. December 16, 1880, Moscow; d. May 25, 1938, Odessa [?]) - choral conductor, church choirmaster, composer, teacher. In 1899 he graduated from the Moscow Synodal School of Church Singing with his name inscribed onto the “Golden Plaque of Honor,” then from the St. Petersburg Conservatory. From 1901 he taught music theory in the choral conducting class at the Imperial Court Chapel. In 1902, together with Alexander Chesnokov, he was appointed assistant teacher of singing at the Chapel, at the invitation of Stepan Smolensky, working there until 1904. From 1907 to 1917, he taught solfege and score reading at the Church Choirmasters' School in St. Petersburg, established by Smolensky. From 1910 he was choirmaster of the Mariinsky Opera House, from 1916—chief choirmaster. In 1915 he was a member of the commission for awarding prizes for sacred music by the journal Khorovoe i regentskoe delo. [Journal of Choral Conducting and Church Choir Directing].
Dragomirov is known as a composer of sacred musical works, intended primarily for medium-size and small choirs. Contemporaries recognized his “talent and technical skill,” and considered him to be follower of the composition school established by Tchaikovsky. After the Revolution, Dragomirov taught at a music school in Lokhvitsa (now the Poltava region), and in 1924-1926. worked at the Kharkov Opera House. From 1929 until the end of his life he worked as the chief choirmaster of the Odessa Opera House.
18 results found
Blagoslovi, dushe moia, Gospoda
Bless the Lord, O my soul
Alto Solo
In vol.: Dukhovno-muzykalʹnye sochineniia. St. Petersburg, 1916
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Dr008
Let my prayer arise
SATB and Trio
In vol.: Dukhovno-muzykalʹnye sochineniia. St. Petersburg, 1916
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Dr010
The Cherubic Hymn
In vol.: Dukhovno-muzykalʹnye sochineniia. Moscow, St. Petersburg, 1914.
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Dr004
Praise the Lord, O servants
Ps. 112[113]
In vol.: Dukhovno-muzykalʹnye sochineniia. St. Petersburg, 1916
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Dr011
Praise the Lord, O servants
Ps. 112[113]
In vol.: Dukhovno-muzykalʹnye sochineniia. St. Petersburg, 1917
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Dr011a
Who shall ascend the hill of the Lord?
Ps. 23[24]:3-10
In vol.: Dukhovno-muzykalʹnye sochineniia. St. Petersburg, 1916
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Dr012
Who shall ascend the hill of the Lord?
Ps. 23[24]:3-10
In vol.: Dukhovno-muzykalʹnye sochineniia. St. Petersburg, 1917
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Dr012a
A Mercy of Peace
S(div)A(div)T(div)B(div)
Engraving and Printing "Ėnergiia", Petrograd
Early printed edition.
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Dr006
A Mercy of Peace
In vol.: Dukhovno-muzykalʹnye sochineniia. St. Petersburg, 1916
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Dr006a
Now the powers of heaven
Cherubic Hymn at the Liturgy of Pre-Sanctified Gifts
S(div)A(div)T(div)B(div)
Engraving and Printing "Ėnergiia", Petrograd
Early printed edition.
3
Dr007
From My Youth
Gradual Antiphon in the Fourth Tone
S(div)A(div)T(div)B(div)
PJu #37235
In vol.: Dukhovno-muzykalʹnye sochineniia. Moscow, Jurgenson, 1914.
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Dr002
The Lord's Prayer
In vol.: Dukhovno-muzykalʹnye sochineniia. St. Petersburg, 1916
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Dr009
The Lord's Prayer
In vol.: Dukhovno-muzykalʹnye sochineniia. St. Petersburg, 1916
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Dr009a
Come, Let Us Worship
In mus. suppl. to the magazine "Khorovoe i regentskoe delo" No. 9, 1912
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Dr001
Come, Let Us Worship
In vol.: Dukhovno-muzykalʹnye sochineniia. St. Petersburg, 1916
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Dr001a
Priidite poklonimsia, Trisviatoe
Come, Let Us Worship (at Liturgy), Trisagion
In vol.: Dukhovno-muzykalʹnye sochineniia. St. Petersburg, 1914.
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Dr003
The Creed
In vol.: Dukhovno-muzykalʹnye sochineniia. Moscow, St. Petersburg, 1914.
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Dr005
The Great Litany
In vol.: Dukhovno-muzykalʹnye sochineniia. St. Petersburg, 1916
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Dr013