Makar Yekmalyan
Makar Yekmalyan was a Russian composer, conductor, music educator and musicologist (1856–1905). He was born at Vagharshapat and died at Tbilisi.
Also recorded as Makar Grigori Yekmalyan; Yekmalyan, Makar Grigori.
Formation and teaching
Makar Yekmalyan studied at Saint Petersburg Conservatory.
As a teacher, Makar Yekmalyan is recorded in connection with Stepan Demuryan, Anton Mailyan and Tigran Nalbandyan. Each of those relationships is stated by the authority record rather than inferred from style.
Identity
Makar Yekmalyan is recorded as composer, conductor, music educator and musicologist. Makar Yekmalyan is recorded with the citizenship of Russian Empire.
In detail
Makar Yekmalyan studied at Saint Petersburg Conservatory. Stepan Demuryan, Anton Mailyan and Tigran Nalbandyan are recorded as having studied under Makar Yekmalyan. the recorded working language is Armenian.
Residence is recorded at Saint Petersburg and Tbilisi. Employment is recorded with Gevorkian Theological Seminary and Nersisian School.
Chronology
- 1856Makar Yekmalyan born at Vagharshapat.
- 1856Makar Yekmalyan was born in 1856 at Vagharshapat.
- 1905Makar Yekmalyan died at Tbilisi.
- 1905Makar Yekmalyan died in 1905 at Tbilisi.
Sources
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“Makar Yekmalyan”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q336166: Makar Yekmalyan
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