Maksym Berezovsky
Also recorded as Maxim Sozontovich Berezovsky
Maksym Berezovsky
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- Born
- 1745. · Hlukhiv.
- Died
- 1777. · Saint Petersburg.
- Nationality
- Russian Empire.
- Occupation
- composer, opera singer and court musician.
- Fields
- opera and symphonic music.
- Education
- National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy.
- Teachers
- Giovanni Battista Martini.
- Known for
- Demofonte.
- Languages
- Italian and Russian.
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Maksym Berezovsky studied at National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. Training under Giovanni Battista Martini is recorded. The recorded working language is Italian and Russian. Subjects and genres recorded for the work are opera and symphonic music. Works named in the authority record are Demofonte.
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unknown official · Ritzarev, Marina (2013). Композитор М.С. Березовский жизнь и творчество [Composer M.S. Berezovsky: His Life and Work] (in Russian). Leningrad: Muzyka. OCLC 15856456
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1777
Maksym Berezovsky died at Saint Petersburg.
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Hlukhiv.
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Saint Petersburg.
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- 1.Hajda, Lubomyr A. Music of Ukraine. Britannica.
- 2.Kuzma, Marika. Bortniansky à la Bortniansky: An Examination of the Sources of Dmitry Bortniansky's Choral Concertos. The Journal of Musicology. 14. 2. 183–212. 1996. 0277-9269.
- 3.Kyyanovska, Lyubov. Українська музична культура. Triada Plus. 17. 2008. 978-966-486-024-3.
- 4.Keldysh, Yuri. Неизвестная опера русского композитора. Sovetskaya Muzyka. 337. 39–50. 1966.
- 5.Hlukhiv Singing School. www.encyclopediaofukraine.com.
- 6.Yurchenko, Mstyslav. Maksym Berezovsky: Ukrainian Sacred Music (Volume 1). Claudio Records.
- 7.Lebedeva-Emelina, A. V. Berezovsky. Orthodox Encyclopedia. 4. 650 652. 2009.
- 8.Perebijnis, Olga. Йозеф Мислівечек та Максим Березовський: чех та українець, які підкорили музичну Італію. Istorychna Pravda. 15 May 2021.
- 9.Rudyachenko, Oleksandr. Максим Березовський. 2. Між мучениками і праведниками. Ukrinform. 18 October 2020.
- 10.Golynska, Olga. Максим Березовський і Кирило Карабиць. Журнал "Музика". 29 December 2020.
- 11.Pryashnikova, Margarita. Maxim Berezovsky (ca.1745–1777): Secular Music (Pratum Integrum Orchestra). Caro Mitus.
- 12.Wytwycky, Wasyl. Berezovsky, Maksym. Internet Encyclopaedia of Ukraine. Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies.
- 13.Kerkhoff, Sven. Reviews – Berezovsky, M. (Currentzis) : Weltliche Musik. Musik an sich.
- 14.Taruskin, Richard. Berezovsky, Maxim Sozontovich (opera). Grove Music Online. 2002. 10.1093/gmo/9781561592630.article.O900539.
- 15.Alyoshina, Margarita Nikolayevna. Русско-итальянские стилевые диалоги в симфонии С-dur Максима Березовского. Вестник Кемеровского государственного университета культуры и искусств. 2015.
- 16.Australian Broadcasting Company. Rediscovered symphonies of Maksym Berezovsky, the 'Mozart from Ukraine'. 16 May 2022.
- 17.Rudyachenko, Oleksandr. Український Моцарт. The Day (Kyiv). Ukrainian Press Group.
- 18.Orlando Figes, Natasha's Dance (Picador, 2002), p. 41.
- 19.Yefimenko, Adelina. Максим Березовський і Кирило Карабиць. Збруч. 27 December 2020.
- 20.Prokaza, Darya. Музичні сенсації. Що ховається у львівських архівах. Ukrainian Pravda. 13 December 2017.
Bibliography printed in the source article · 26
- Azeev, Evstafiy Stepanovich. На Литургии. Russian State Library. 1914.
- Ivchenko, Larisa. Три симфонії. Muzychna Ukraina. 2021.
- Jaffé, Daniel. Historical Dictionary of Russian Music. Scarecrow Press. 2012. 978-08108-7-980-5.
- Karabits. Три симфонії. Muzychna Ukraina. 2021.
- Korniy, Lydia Pylypyvna. Історія української музики. P. Kotz. 1. 1998. 978701286.
- Kuzma, Marika. Berezovs′ky, Maksym Sozontovych. 2001.
- Lebedeva-Emelina, Antonina. Лебедева-Емелина А. В. Биографика композиторов екатерининской эпохи: соотношение документов, легенд и мифов. IMTI. 17. 36 38. 2017.
- Rakochi, V. Рукописи Не Горять, або Симфонія До-Мажор Максима Березовського. Art Studies Studios. National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. 1. 45 54. 2018. 1728-6875.
- Ritzarev, Marina. Композитор М.С. Березовский: жизнь и творчество. Muzyka. 1983. 15856456.
- Ritzarev, Marina. Eighteenth-Century Russian Music. Taylor & Francis. 2006. 978-13515-6-860-9.
- Shulgina, V.D. Cultural and Arts Studies of National Academy of Culture and Arts Management. Russian State Library. 2020.
- Shumilina, Olga. Композитор максим березовський: огляд прижиттєвих документальних матеріялів (до 270-річчя від дня народження). українська музика [Ukrainian Music]. 18. 77 84. 2015.
- Shumilina, Olga. Реконструкція Біографічного Сценарію Життєтворчості М. Березовського У Світлі Основних Положень Концепції Вікового Музикознавства Н. Савицької. українська музика [Ukrainian Music]. 29. 3. 21 28. 2018.
- Shumilina, Olga. Італійські Періоди Життєтворчості Максима Березовського Та Їх Роль У Становленні Індивідуального Музичного Стилю. Scientific Herald. Tchaikovsky National Music Academy of Ukraine. 126. 93–101. 2019. 2522-4204.
- Shumilina, Olga Anatolyivna. Сонатна Форма Вінструментальних Творах Максима Березовського. Journal of the National Music Academy of Ukraine Named After P. I. Tchaikovsky. 46. 1. 6 16. 2020. 2414-052X.
- Shumilina, Olga. Клавірні Сонати Синьйора Бера З Краківського Рукопису І Чеська Музична Культура Другої Половини Хvііі Століття. українська музика [Ukrainian Music]. 41. 3. 24 32. 2021. 10.32782/2224-0926-2021-3-2.
- Stites, Richard. Serfdom, Society, and the Arts in Imperial Russia: The Pleasure and the Power. Yale University Press. 2008. 978-03001-2-818-5.
- Suprun-Yaremko, Nadia. Поліфонія: Посібник для студ.вищих навч.муз.заклад. Nova Knyha. 2014. 978-96638-2-510-6.
- Yurchenko, Mstyslav (2001). Text of booklet to the CD Sacred Music by Maksym Berezovsky
- Yurchenko. Newly Discovered Choral Concerti Part A – Concerti for Four Voices. Komora Publishing House. 5: Maksym Merezovsky. 2018. 978-617-7286-40-9.
- Lebedeva-Emelina, Antonina. Биографика композиторов екатерининской эпохи: соотношение документов, легенд и мифов. Искусство музыки: теория и история [The Art of Music: theory and history]. State Institute of Art Studies. 17. 2017.
- Matsenko, Pavlo. Дмитро Степанович Бортнянський і Максим Созонтович Березовський. Ukrainian Cultural and Education Centre. 23 29. 1951.
- Ritzarev, Marina. Концертный стиль 1760-1770-х годов в творчестве М. Березовского и Б. Галуппи Источник. Открытый текст [Open Text]. 12 October 2019.
- Shumilina, Olga Anatolyevna. Мифы о Максиме Березовском: причины появления и пути преодоления. Вестник музыкальной науки [Music Science Bulletin]. 19. 1. 12 19. 2018.
- Shumilina, Olga Anatolyevna. Хто такий Синьор Beresciollo?. Україна. Європа. Світ. Історія та імена в культурномистецьких рефлексіях: Матеріали п'ятої міжнародної Науково-практичної Конференції [Ukraine, Europe, the World: History and names in cultural and artistic reflections materials of the Fifth International Scientific and Practical Conference]. 254 258. 2021.
- Shumilina, Olga Anatolyevna. Опера "Селевк" у творчому житті Максима Березовськоґо. Часопис Національної музичної академії України імені П.І.Чайковського. 3-4(56-57). 97–112. 2022. 2414-052X.
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The authorities additionally record the heading Maxim Sozontovich Berezovsky. His recorded languages were Italian and Russian. His recorded confession was Eastern Orthodox Church. Formation and teaching. Berezovsky studied at National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. He trained under Giovanni Battista Martini. Recorded with the occupation composer. Recorded as composer, opera singer and court musician.
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